ISGH Advances in Sexual and Gender Health Seminar
ISGH Advances in Sexual and Gender Health Seminar
The Eli Coleman Institute for Sexual and Gender Health at the University of Minnesota hosts the ISGH Advances in Sexual and Gender Health Seminar on the first Tuesday of each month from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. CT. The ISGH Advances in Sexual and Gender Health Seminar is open to all who would like to attend but pre-registration is required. This seminar series meets continuing education requirements of the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT) and each one-hour presentation is approved for one AASECT CE credit. Please note that viewing archived video presentations does not count for AASECT CE credit. Contact isghres@umn.edu to register to attend in person or via Zoom.
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Sexual health is a vital component of overall well-being for individuals, couples, families, and communities. Despite its importance, significant sexual health…
Randolph D. Hubach, PhD, MPH, presents:…
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This presentation highlights the role of psychiatry in providing gender-inclusive care, with a focus on the historical pathologization of gender-expansive folx and the…
Jacob Ginther, DMSc, PA-C, presents: The…
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Tanzania faces critical challenges in sexual and reproductive health (SRH), marked by both limited access to quality care and adverse SRH health outcomes. People with…
Kristen Mark, PhD, MPH, Rashid Mfinanga, &…
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The current timeline for moving innovation discoveries to routine use in clinical care is 17 years—commonly referred to as the “research to practice…
Steven A. John, PhD, MPH, presents: Leveraging…
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Transgender and gender diverse youth who are also youth of color experience compounding stress related to their racial, ethnic, and gender identities. Gender minority…
Jonathan Poquiz, PhD, LP, presents: Supporting…
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Sexual and gender minorities (SGMs) are subjected to a myriad of physical and mental health disparities across the life course. Despite these profound disparities,…
Michael Curtis, PhD, LMFT, presents: Time Outside…
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Research in trans and non-binary populations has shown the intrinsic nature of gender in sexual well-being, both with regard to social expressions of gender and…
Greta Bauer, PhD, MPH, presents: Psychosexual…
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In 2023, 74 percent of U.S. adults reported taking dietary supplements, with 55 percent taking supplements regularly. Outside of maintaining overall health, popular…
Jamie Feldman, MD, PhD, presents: Sex and Dietary…
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This study applied a risk and resilience framework to assess the effects of racial/ethnic, sexual orientation, and gender discrimination for Black, Indigenous, or other…
Shari Brightly-Brown, PhD, presents: Does…
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Clinical training for sex therapists continues to focus mainly on cisgender patients and fails to provide comprehensive training or resources in how to support sexual…
Katie Spencer, PhD, LP, CST, presents: Clinical…
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Sexual boredom is a common concern but scarcely addressed in research. The literature fails to explain how the construct intertwines with other aspects of sexuality and…
Leonor de Oliveira, PhD, presents: Toward…
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Police are often involved in crisis response for acute suicidality among youth. Marginalized youth live at the intersection of systemic oppression (e.g., gendered…
Benjamin Parchem, PhD, presents: Who is…
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Despite decades of medical and psychological research demonstrating the normalcy and healthiness of masturbation, self-pleasure remainsshrouded in misinformation and…
Eric Sprankle, PsyD, LP, presents: Masturbation…
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An associated feature of CSB is emotion dysregulation (ED; e.g., Lew-Starowicz et al., 2020). Past research on ED and CSB has operationalized ED as a single construct…
Ryan Rahm-Knigge, PhD, LP, presents: Compulsive…
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While puberty can begin at early ages, most adolescents referred for gender-affirming medical care are age 16 and older. We studied 174 adolescents aged puberty to 15…
Greta Bauer, PhD, MPH, presents: Younger…
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