This course focuses on the biopsychosocial aspects of male sexual dysfunctions. It moves from the traditional view of function and pathology toward the variation of healthy sexuality as satisfactory for the individual. The evaluation of personal distress is crucial when considering interventions for specific conditions. It’s acknowledged that most of the content is related to cisgender heterosexual individuals and couples, as it reflects the current limitation in research on diverse populations. However, available evidence on LGBTQ+ sexuality is integrated. Participants will be instructed on assessment, diagnosis, main factors involved (predisposing, precipitating, maintaining), different patient profiles, and the latest treatment options. The program consists of 6 online asynchronous sessions on sexual history taking, desire disorders, erectile dysfunction (biological and psychological insights), and ejaculatory disorders. Each lecture comprehends the evidence from the most recent scientific literature and clinical examples. The course also includes a didactic interview with one of the leading scientists on male ejaculation and orgasm physiology, which aims to translate research knowledge into management tips for clinical practice.

The certificate of this course comes with 9 AASECT CE credits. Subscribe to IOSS (Annual Plan) if you want to claim your AASECT credits for free or purchase the course. Completing the course requires successfully passing the post-test with a grade of 80% or higher and completing the evaluation form. If you receive a 79% or less score, you may retake the test until successful.  Completion of this program does not ensure or guarantee AASECT certification. For further information, please contact [email protected].

AASECT does not assume, in any way, financial, legal, or any other liability for programs organized by IOSS. For any complaint about the course, please consult our grievance procedure.