CPS 625 - Gender and Sexuality Issues in Clinical Psychology

3 credit(s)
Gender and sexuality issues are common concerns, both expressed and unexpressed, in psychotherapy. The intent of this course is to familiarize the clinician with gender and sexuality issues by examining the following: (1) the concept of gender through current and controversial theories on gender, gender expression, and identity development; (2) sexual orientation issues and gender/sexual socialization; and (3) transgressive gender identity. Included also is exploration of current sexual norms and values, with implications for constructed sexualities as well as treatment issues and interventions.
Prerequisite(s): Matriculation in PsyD program or permission of instructor.

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