Sex Therapy Certification
This Board Certified program comprises of 160 hours of core education, 10 hours of elective courses, and 10 hours of Individual/Paired supervision/case consultation and 15 hours of Group supervision/case consultation.

What Is Sex Therapy?
Sexuality is a part of being human that goes beyond reproduction - it is how we experience intimacy, pleasure, and connection.
Why Should I Take This Program?
Because your clients are already bringing sexuality into the therapy room - even when they don't say so directly.
Instead of referring out, you can
- Recognize sexual concerns that might otherwise be overlooked in treatment.
- Become more comfortable initiating conversations about sexuality with clients.
- Understand the biological, psychological, relational, and social factors that influence sexual functioning.
- Assess sexual concerns and develop appropriate treatment plans.
- Distinguish concerns that can be addressed within psychotherapy from those requiring medical evaluation or interdisciplinary collaboration.
- Expand the range of individuals and couples you are prepared to treat.
- Develop a valuable area of specialization within your clinical practice.
Sexuality is part of the whole person. When therapists are prepared to talk about it, assess it, and treat it, they are better prepared to treat the whole client.
STTI exists to provide high standards of academic instruction, supervised sex therapy training and case consultation, and the ability to utilize skills in field settings.
The STTI sex therapy training program is for therapists, psychologists, medical providers, educators, and other professionals who want to specialize in human sexuality, sex education, or practice sex therapy. This program is meant to be an addition or a supplement to a person’s education.
The program consists of 160 hours of core education, 20 hours of elective courses, 10 hours of Individual/Paired supervision/case consultation, and 10 hours of Group supervision/case consultation.
The STTI sex therapy training program may also be taken as part of the International Institute of Clinical Sexology (IICS) doctoral program. IICS is comprised of three sections: Clinical sexology education, a specialty certification, and a dissertation or doctoral project. If you are interested in earning a PhD in Clinical Sexology, please click here: IICS. Your STTI sex therapy training program hours and payments will be credited to your doctoral degree with IICS.
All classes may be attended in person, via live webinar or a combination of both.

** Two scheduling options available to suit your needs **
CE credit hours for each class or workshop are approved for NBCC, AASECT, and Florida Boards.
Certifications do not qualify for NBCC credits
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