I offer specialized sex therapy supervision to guide you through the certification process, deepen your clinical skills, and integrate various therapeutic approaches into your practice. As a certified sex therapy supervisor-in-training under Theresa Collard Moore, LCSW, CST-S, I provide expert guidance to therapists working toward their AASECT certification. Whether you’re looking for clinical supervision for sex therapy, AASECT certification requirements, or professional growth as a sex therapist, I can support you on your journey.
I integrate Sex Therapy, Couples Therapy, and EMDR in my work with clients and bring this comprehensive approach into my supervision. Understanding the intersections of these modalities enhances clinical effectiveness, allowing therapists to provide more holistic and trauma-informed care to clients dealing with sexual health concerns.
I have been in private practice for 8 years and enjoy helping clinicians build their private practice business. Whether you are searching for “how to become a certified sex therapist,” “AASECT supervision near me,” or “clinical consultation for sex therapists,” my supervision services offer valuable insight and support. Through supervision and consultation, I provide guidance on developing a sustainable and thriving practice while enhancing clinical expertise.
AASECT Sex Therapy Supervision – Guidance and mentorship for clinicians pursuing AASECT certification.
Clinical Supervision for Social Workers – Supporting LCSWs and LMSWs in their professional growth and licensure requirements.
Consultation for EMDR Certification – Helping EMDR practitioners refine their skills and work toward certification.
AASECT CEU Courses – Continuing education opportunities to expand your knowledge and meet certification requirements.
Earning your AASECT Sex Therapy Certification provides numerous professional and clinical benefits:
Increased Credibility – Establish yourself as a highly trained sex therapist recognized by a leading professional organization.
Expanded Knowledge Base – Gain specialized education in human sexuality, sex therapy techniques, and ethical considerations.
Enhanced Clinical Skills – Learn how to effectively address sexual concerns, relationship dynamics, and trauma-informed interventions.
Professional Networking – Connect with a community of experts and peers dedicated to the field of sex therapy.
Greater Career Opportunities – Open doors to new professional paths, including teaching, consulting, and advanced clinical practice.
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To become a Certified Sex Therapist (CST) through AASECT, you must meet the following qualifications:
AASECT maintains a directory of Certified Sex Therapy Supervisors (CST-S) on their website. You can also search for supervisors who specialize in your areas of interest (e.g., trauma-informed sex therapy, couples therapy, EMDR). As a sex therapy supervisor-in-training, I offer AASECT supervision to clinicians working toward certification.
The timeline varies depending on your current experience and education. On average, it takes 1.5 to 3 years to complete the required coursework, clinical hours, and supervision.
Yes! Many supervisors, including myself, offer virtual AASECT sex therapy supervision, making it more accessible for clinicians nationwide.
Costs vary based on supervision fees, coursework, and application fees. Here’s an estimated breakdown:
I offer affordable supervision packages and CEU courses to help clinicians meet these requirements.
You need 50 hours of AASECT-approved sex therapy supervision. These hours must be completed with a Certified Sex Therapy Supervisor (CST-S) or a supervisor-in-training under a CST-S (like myself).
Yes. You must hold a valid mental health license (e.g., LCSW, LPC, LMFT, PhD, PsyD). If you’re not yet licensed, you may complete coursework in advance but must obtain your license before applying for certification.
AASECT only counts clinical hours that are supervised by an AASECT-approved supervisor. If you have prior experience working with sexual health concerns, you may still need to complete additional supervised hours.
The 150 hours of AASECT-approved sex therapy education must include:
I offer AASECT-approved CEU courses to help meet these educational requirements.
Yes! Becoming an AASECT-certified sex therapist can lead to higher client demand, increased credibility, and expanded professional opportunities. Certified sex therapists are sought after for private practice, teaching, consulting, and professional speaking engagements.
Yes. Many clients seeking sex therapy have experienced trauma. Integrating EMDR and trauma-informed approaches into sex therapy can enhance treatment outcomes. I offer consultation for EMDR certification in addition to sex therapy supervision.
Once you’ve completed the education, supervision, and clinical requirements, you must:
If you’re ready to begin your journey toward AASECT sex therapy certification, I’d love to support you. I offer:
✔ AASECT Sex Therapy Supervision (online & in-person options)
✔ EMDR Certification Consultation
✔ Private Practice Business Coaching for Sex Therapists
✔ AASECT CEU Courses
Contact me today to discuss your goals and how I can help you achieve AASECT certification!
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