Introduction to training
Decline in sexual desire and mind-mapping:
A desirable step in the couple
Problem
The difference or decrease in sexual desire in a couple is inevitable with the progression of the relationship. In fact, not only is this stage normal, it is more desirable. This is considered a problem for couples who need to be treated or have a disorder to correct. In reality, this is quite the opposite, because we access an event of progression for the partners. This step, although difficult to cross, allows the couple to access more satisfying sexuality.
Need
Health professionals providing psychotherapy services for couples find themselves with a relational issue that is very complex when dealing with sexuality and more specifically sexual desire. Loss or loss of desire is a difficulty for which many therapists have difficulty grasping the underlying elements that maintain the dynamic. Discuss with partners very thorny topics like normal marital sadism, sex out of pity,their emotional impasse,their 2 “choice-dilemma”, borrowed functioning and mind-mapping regularly makes the therapist uncomfortable too.
Customer
For health professionals (psychologists, marital and family therapists, sexologists, psychotherapists) offering psychotherapy to couples suffering from a difficulty related to sexual desire (absence, decrease, loss or difference). This training will help you explore in depth the dynamics that even therapists would prefer to avoid in therapy. This training will also address concrete ways to analyze and improve the dynamics of the relationship of the couple who consults. Neuroscience and brain plasticity will be discussed to demonstrate the validity of the approach. Theoretical concepts have also been demonstrated by empirical research. Read qualitative research of the evaluation of the approach.
Duration of activity
The training is 8 a.m. and is recognized by the OPQ (RA03417-20)and is eligible for OPSQ for formal training ADPs.
8 a.m. online training
Once you have purchased the training, an email with access codes and presentation documents will be sent to you to access the online training.
Training goals
- Integrating mind-mapping concepts to analyze and intervene on relational dynamics with a sexual disorder
- Recognize your therapeutic difficulties in working with couples
- Learn therapeutic tools that create brain neuroplasticity to improve their sexuality and romantic relationship
- Establish a collaborative alliance with the couple
Speaker
François has been a sexologist since 2010 and a psychotherapist since 2012. He was trained in the approach of David Schnarch’s Sexual Crucible Therapy (SCT) and Crucible Neurobiological Therapy (CNT) to help couples with sexual desire difficulties and other dysfunctional dynamics. He became an interactional systemic supervisor and director of his sexologist and psychotherapist clinic in Montreal in 2017. He is known for his frankness and dynamism by his clients and colleagues for addressing thorny issues in relational dynamics in couple therapy.
Themes
Normal marital sadism
Integrating Mind-mapping into therapy
Sex out of pity
Emotional balance
Managing the difference in sexual desire between partners
Borrowed operation
Sexual presence and sexual connection
Collusive, combative, absent and collaborative alliance
Family dynamics and intergenerational conflict
Emotional impasse
Pace, lead, ratify
Relaxing hug, intimate look, present touch
Sexual dialogue
Training features
- Claire, relevant and new reading grid
- Theoretical aspect with concrete and practical examples
- Many clinical cases to illustrate the
- Directly related to practice
- Changing the paradigm of couple therapy
- Reflecting on our personal relationships
- Professional reflection on the therapeutic alliance
- New and innovative concepts
- Training that confronts participants by focusing on the integrity of the therapist
