What is Sex Therapy?
Sex Therapy is the application of professional and ethical skills to deal with the problems of sexual function of people. It assumes recognition of the concept that sexuality is of legitimate concern to professionals and that it is the right of individuals to expect expert knowledge when seeking remedies with sexual concerns. Sex Therapists and Clinical Sexologists focus their specialized skills to help individuals and/or couples to deal with their sexual concerns. Ask questions and learn more in our Sex Therapy Question and Answers.
What is Sex Therapy?
Sex Therapy is the application of professional and ethical skills to deal with the problems of sexual function of people. It assumes recognition of the concept that sexuality is of legitimate concern to professionals and that it is the right of individuals to expect expert knowledge when seeking remedies with sexual concerns. Sex Therapists and Clinical Sexologists focus their specialized skills to help individuals and/or couples to deal with their sexual concerns. Ask questions and learn more in our Sextherapy Forums.
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The American Board of Sexology is dedicated to taking certifications out of the area of subjectivity and payed for advertisement placement. Certified Sexologist and Diplomate certifications are based on academic achievement, dedication to the discipline as qualified by scholarship, evidence of competence and a verified background check. Those practicing clinicians in therapy and counseling with a certification from the ABS are well respected by other professionals and clients. Make the investment in your career and give your clientele the comfort that you are an expert in the profession by becoming a Certified Sexologist. — Dr. William Granzig, Ph.D.
What does it mean to be certified?
The American Board of Sexology is dedicated to taking certifications out of the area of subjectivity and payed for advertisement placement. Certified Sexologist and Diplomate certifications are based on academic achievement, dedication to the discipline as qualified by scholarship, evidence of competence and a verified background check. Those practicing clinicians in therapy and counseling with a certification from the ABS are well respected by other professionals and clients. Make the investment in your career and give your clientele the comfort that you are an expert in the profession by becoming a Certified Sexologist. — Dr. William Granzig, Ph.D.
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Thru its attention to quality assurance to the public of Certified Sexologists and Board Certified Diplomates, the American Board of Sexology has grown its members steadily over the past 35 years. In the most recent renewal period, the board experienced the highest percentage of renewals of any similar period in our history. Certified Sexologists and Board Certified Diplomates have continued to maintain their certifications yearly and you will be with a solid, growing organization.
Joe H. Kort, Ph.D., M.S.W., ABS
Olivia Wade, ABS
Mitra Rashidian, Ph.D., LMFT, ACS, ABS
DaSheralle D. Moore, ABS
Alysondra Duke, MS, Ph.D., ABS
Arlene G. Krieger, Ph.D., LMFT, CST, ABS
Taylor Clark Johnson, ABS
Imani Reynolds, AMFT, ABS
Angel M. Lowe, ABS
Amber Cooper-Goodsell, ABS
Colleen Murphy, M.D., D-ABolHM, ABS
Lewis Nemes, Ph.D., LLC, ABS
Erin N. Mullaney Reese, CSE, ACS, ABS
Lisa Abbie Paz, LMFT, Ph.D., PA, ABS
Tanginika Simone Cuascud, Ph.D., ABS
Teesha Morgan, Ph.D.
Hattie Wiener, ABS
Carmen Valcarcel, MD, Ph.D., ABS
Bobby L. Davis, ABS
P. Ganesan Adaikan, Ph.D., ABS
Krista Bloom, Ph.D., LCSW, CHt, FAACS
Kamel Marzouki, ABS
Rachael Ross, MD, Ph.D.
Philip McCabe, ABS
Kathleen Zellers, Ph.D., MFT, CST, ABS
Lexus C. Powell, ABS
Stacie Michele Johnson, ABS
Tiara Trudeau-Gullotta, ACS, LU, SU, ABS
India A. Simms, MS, LCMFT, ABS
Zoë Kors, ABS
Erin Danylchuk, MA, LMHC, CSS, ABS
Arlene G. Krieger, Ph.D., LMFT, CST, ABS
Shekhar Benade, M.D., ABS
Candace Moody, ABS
Elisa Garza-Vite, DNM, ABS
Erin Alexander, LPC-S, ACS
Jennifer McCoy, ABS
Patricia D. Hampshire, ABS
Leonel Medina, ABS
P. Ganesan Adaikan, Ph.D., ABS
Kathleen Marina LaRocque, M.Ed., CCC
Kevin Hawkins, ABS
Roberta L. Dayal, ABS
Leonel Medina, ABS
Karen Conner, ABS
Traci A. Owen, BSN, RN
Candice G. Cherry, ABS
Sheni Martinez, MSW, MHS, M.Div., ABS
Ditza Katz, PT, Ph.D., ABS
Sha-lita MoniQue Umpthery, ABS
Alexa Blackthorne, M.Div., ABS
Lexus C. Powell, ABS
Lori Davis, DNP, CSC, NCMP
Kathleen Marina LaRocque, M.Ed., CCC
Rachael Ross, MD, Ph.D.
Migdalia (Dalia) Marrero-Lafontaine, ABS
Aalyah Vincent, ABS
Debra Shade, ACS
Marie K. Whelan, APCC, MA, ABS
Certified Sexologist and Board Certified Diplomates:
Thru its attention to quality assurance to the public of Certified Sexologists and Board Certified Diplomates, the American Board of Sexology has grown its members steadily over the past 35 years. In the most recent renewal period, the board experienced the highest percentage of renewals of any similar period in our history. Certified Sexologists and Board Certified Diplomates have continued to maintain their certifications yearly and you will be with a solid, growing organization.
