The Psychology of Sex and Relationships (Certificate)

I have been working as a psychologist for more than 10 years, and what I have come to see is that couples who find a way to have a healthy regular sexual life tend to be more satisfied not only sexually, but emotionally, financially, and existentially, when compared to their counterparts with irregular and dull sexual lives. Sex is only part of it, there is a much wider picture to it. But sex cannot be overrated, especially in long-term couples.

It is the source of feeling alive, creative, and empowered. In my work, I am focusing less on the the technical part of sexual interactions, but rather in the erotic and the emotional flow between the partners in a relationship. I look at the sexual well-being holistically.

It means I am working with wider and deeper contexts, such as culture, race, childhood experiences, personality type, and biological traits of the partners. The aim of this course is to help you and/or your partner to understand the nature of erotic desire, what fuels and extinguishes it, and use this information for personal and/or academic purposes. As a result of this course, you will feel more fulfilled, centred, and playful in your erotic sphere and beyond.