Become a More Confident & Competent Therapist
Advanced Training in Sex Therapy- Certification Course
for Professionals & Students
If you're a therapist in India, you've seen these concerns before
Couples struggling with emotional and physical intimacy:
Living like roommates, unable to bridge the gap.
Desire discrepancy:
One partner wants sex, the other avoids it, leading to deep relational distress.
Arousal concerns:
Difficulty sustaining interest, pleasure, or physical arousal during sex.
Pain, shame, and silence:
Clients battling cultural conditioning, inhibition, or unaddressed pelvic pain.
Male sexual concerns:
Erectile difficulties, performance anxiety, and ejaculation-related concerns.
Female sexual concerns:
Challenges with orgasm, arousal, low desire, and pain during intercourse.
Meet Aashita Khanna
The Heart Behind KAMA HEALTH INDIA
Hi, I’m Aashita, a Licensed Clinical Psychologist (RCI) and Certified Sex Therapist (AASECT, USA).
Over the years, I’ve met so many people who were struggling in silence with relationship issues, intimacy problems, or sexual concerns they couldn’t speak about, even with those closest to them for issues which are easily treatable with right help.
I’m on a mission to change how India understands intimacy, because no one should have to struggle with something that can be worked through with the right help.
Know More
Research: The Sexual Health Industry Will Be Worth 80 Billion Dollars in next 5 years !
The demand for clinicians working in the field of sexual health is on a rise, but only handful of professionals are qualified. Now is the right time to enhance your skillset and expand client base.
KAMA HEALTH INDIA
The demand is growing. The training is still missing.
Clients in India are increasingly seeking help for sexual and intimacy concerns. As the stigma slowly lifts, they are bringing these issues into the therapy room, trusting you to help them navigate their most vulnerable struggles.
Yet, most mental health professionals never receive practical training in sex therapy.
What our students have to say about our course
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What you will gain ?
Comprehensive Sexual Health Knowledge
Get the knowledge and confidence to
talk openly about your clients' sexual
health concerns.
Advanced Skill Set
Learn new skills and techniques to
improve your clients' sexual well-being
and help with a variety of sexual
concerns.
Expert Guidance
Get support and guidance from
experienced sex therapy instructors to help you grow in your career.
Efficient Research Methods
Follow a well-organized program with
carefully chosen content, making it
easy to find and use the latest research
in sex therapy.
Diverse Techniques
Build a diverse set of effective
techniques to address sexual issues, so you can provide the best possible
solutions for your clients' needs.
Increased Confidence
Strengthen your confidence and skills
in addressing sexual issues with clients,
so you can offer exceptional care and
support.
Course Curriculum
Take Sexual Histories: Right questions to ask for every disorder
Males & Females Sexual Concerns: Address low desire, pain, arousal issues.
Build Trust & Boundaries: Open communication & ethical practice.
Speak About Sex Comfortably: Develop inclusive & client-centered language.
DSM-5 & Sex Therapy: Understand criteria & interventions for dysfunctions.
Embodied Practices: Use mindfulness & sensate focus for body awareness.
Sexual Trauma: Create a safe & healing space.
Manage Anxiety & Promote Relaxation: Enhance sexual enjoyment.
Navigate Transference & Countertransference: For better client outcomes.
Sexual Diversity: Support clients of all orientations & identities.
Live Role-Play Learning- Therapist client roleplays of real life cases.
Design Treatment Intervention Plans: for sexual, intimacy and couples issues.
Course Timeline
- Welcoming and Introductions
- Values and Agreements
- Understanding Sex therapy
- Domains of experience
- Short break
- Clinical Alliance
- Sex languages
- Lunch break
- Sexual history taking
- Details of the night
- Multiple break out rooms
- DSM-5 + diagnosis
- Issues of Desire, Arousal & Eroticism
- Dual control model of Arousal
- Short Break
- Eroticism and theories
- Fantasy and Erotic Shame
- Lunch break
- Embodied Practices
- Multiple Break out rooms
- Sex, Trauma and Anxiety
- Short break
- Functional issues of the Penis, Physiologies, Assessment and Intervention
- Lunch Break
- Male-Female Orgasm issues, Assessments and Interventions
- Relaxation Response and Genital Awareness
- Transference, Counter-transference and Empathy
- Multiple Breakout rooms
- Improvisational Sex- Supporting Sexual Differentiation
- Short break
- SAR (Sexual Attitude Reassessment)
- Intersex, Bisexuality, Gender, Asexuality, Open relationships,
- And much more…
Who this training is for
- Psychology Trainees and Students
- Clinical Psychologists
- Counsellors and Psychotherapists
- Psychiatrists
- Couple and Family Therapists
- Mental health professionals who want to specialize further and expand their clinical scope.
- Coaches in similar field
Note: You do not need to know everything before joining. You need openness and willingness to learn, and a commitment to ethical care.
FAQs
No. This course is highly valuable for any general psychologist, couple therapist,
or counsellor. Even if you don't want to become a dedicated "sex therapist," you
will inevitably encounter clients with sexual concerns. This training ensures you
can handle them competently.
Absolutely. That is exactly why this space was created. We will help you work
through your own discomfort, giving you the vocabulary and clinical posture to
navigate these conversations professionally
Highly practical. While we cover the necessary theoretical frameworks (like
DSM-5 criteria), a large portion of the 25+ hours is dedicated to case
formulations, breakout room practice, and real-world application.
Yes, we do offer EMI options.
To explore them, simply click on “Enroll Now” and fill in your details. You’ll be able to view multiple EMI plans provided by Razorpay, starting as low as ₹800 per month.
Yes. Intimacy concerns, desire discrepancies, and performance anxiety are
incredibly common among couples and young adults. This training will directly
enhance your work with these populations.
Yes, this training is specifically designed keeping the Indian socio-cultural context
in mind—addressing the unique ways shame, silence, familial expectations, and
cultural myths present in the therapy room.
