Want to feel confident talking about sex with your therapy clients?

Of course you do!

The real questions are: How? When? And then what?

Sex and sexuality are natural, healthy aspects of life yet few therapy training programs address sex and sexuality adequately or equip their graduates with immediately applicable, effective strategies for discussing sexual concerns with clients.

Some clients turn to certified sex therapists to discuss their concerns but there aren’t nearly enough specialists to help everyone who has a sex issue.

And actually, most clients don’t need a specialist. They need the therapist they already have: YOU! Your clients need you to be able to discuss sex and relational intimacy comfortably and skillfully, use effective treatment strategies, and confidently know when to refer to a specialist.

In this free workshop, Martha Kauppi teaches you how to get started.

Free workshop

Sign up now and get access to both videos:

How to Get a Strong Start Talking About Sex in Therapy:
Why, When, How, and Then What?

Brief Assessment: The Right Questions to Ask Your Clients About Sex

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Learn how to:

  • Bring up the topic of sex with confidence, and follow through skillfully
  • Use a simple yet powerful brief assessment tool
  • Put your clients at ease by asking the right questions about sex
  • Prevent harm by identifying urgent issues before it’s too late
  • Stay within your scope of practice by making skilled and targeted referrals when needed 
  • Create a treatment plan that covers all the bases

What participants are saying:

Kelly Scharver

Couples Counselor (Virginia)

Martha has an incredible talent to teach complicated material in a digestible way. Every time I have heard Martha present, I have implemented what I have learned in my sessions right away. I am incredibly grateful for all I have learned from her and believe the couples I work with have benefited from all she has taught me.

Lauren C. Ostrowski

MA, LPC, NCC, DCC, CCTP (Pennsylvania)

Martha’s brief assessment is a fantastic tool. It helps me elicit crucial information and categorize a labyrinth of possible concerns regarding sexual interactions. My clients have stated that the questions are gentle and thorough, and allow them to focus on parts of their sexual interactions they have not even considered previously.

Rev. Erich Moraine

Certified IFS Practitioner

Martha’s brief assessment has become my go-to tool for initiating conversations around sexual challenges, and assessing the components. It gives me a clean, simple, easy-to-remember format. I also use it to to track my clients’ progress over time.

Jenny Glick

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (Colorado)

I have used Martha Kauppi’s brief assessment tool twice now with clients (since learning it yesterday) and IT’S LIKE MAGIC! Wow! So happy to have that — thank you, thank you!

Monica Houttuin

Licensed Clinical Social Worker (Missouri)

Martha, thank you for teaching me how to improve my sexual health assessments with Will Lily. That skill fundamentally changed how I do my assessments. They are so much more succinct, and thorough, and I don’t exhaust my clients the way I used to. I really love Will Lily, and I appreciate how you put together information in such a wonderful way.

About Martha

Martha Kauppi is a licensed marriage and family therapist as well as an AASECT-certified sex therapist. She founded the Institute for Relational Intimacy to help all therapists feel comfortable, competent, and confident discussing sex and relational intimacy in therapy.

She trains therapists across the globe through courses, workshops, webinars, consulting groups, writing, speaking, and more. Learn about her 15-week live course Assessing and Treating Sex Issues in Psychotherapy. Click here for more info.

Free workshop

Sign up now and get access to both videos:

How to Get a Strong Start Talking About Sex in Therapy:
Why, When, How, and Then What?

Brief Assessment: The Right Questions to Ask Your Clients About Sex

Your information will be held in strict confidence and will never be used for spam or given to a third party.