Specialisation
About this pathway
The Psychosexual Therapy Pathway provides specialist training in psychosexual therapy/sexual health counselling/sexology. Students explore human sexuality from psychosexual therapeutic perspective. Students will study variations in sexual function, sexual and gender diversity, HIV and STIs, as well as issues pertaining to ageing and sexuality, disability and sexuality and models of therapeutic intervention.
Postgraduate Program in Sexual and Reproductive Health
The Postgraduate Program in Sexual and Reproductive Health provides a diverse and inter-professional curriculum suitable for Australian and international students interested in the range of disciplines related to HIV, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), Sexual and Reproductive Health. Â The Postgraduate Program in Sexual and Reproductive Health is designed to provide the maximum professional relevance, flexibility and choice.
Who is this pathway suitable for?
The Psychosexual Therapy Pathway is aimed at established professionals (such as registered psychologists, nurses, therapists/counsellors (ACA or PACFA), social workers (AASW), medical/general practitioners, occupational therapists and physiotherapists) wishing to gain greater knowledge and understanding in the area of human sexuality and sexology. This pathway is suitable for recent graduates in psychology (4th year and above with AHPRA registration), counselling (ACA or PACFA), occupational therapy (AHPRA registration), rehabilitation counselling (ASORC), social work (AASW) and physiotherapists (AHPRA registration) who are interested in pursuing a career in HIV, STIs, Sexual and Reproductive Health counselling and Psychosexual Therapy.
Courses that offer this pathway
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