Sexual Ethics in Clinical Practice (3 Ethics CEs)
Thursday, August 13, 2026
8am - 11am AK
Virtual on Zoom
3 Ethics CEs
Let’s talk about sexual ethics in clinical practice. It goes way beyond basic consent—it’s about how we integrate care, mutuality, and reciprocity into our work while navigating highly complex, real-world scenarios. We’ll be unpacking the tough stuff that often gets left out of standard ethics courses:
- Ethical positions on sex work and infidelity
- Navigating technology and modern boundaries
- Managing erotic transference from clients
- Interrogating how systemic racism, sexism, and heteronormativity shape sexual practices
If you're ready to reflect honestly on your own ethical code and expand your ability to help clients navigate their sexual autonomy, you won't want to miss this.
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- NASW Members: $45
- Future-Members: $65
- Students/Retired: $10
Presenter: Joe Kort, PhD, LMSW, is the clinical director and founder of The Center for Relationship and Sexual Health. He is a board-certified clinical sexologist, author of four books, lecturer and facilitator of therapeutic workshops. Throughout his 40 years of private practice, he successfully has utilized varying therapy modalities to help hundreds of individuals and couples improve their lives and strengthen their relationships. Dr. Kort specializes in marital problems and conflicts; mixed orientation marriages; male sexuality and sexual health concerns; “sex addiction,” out-of-control sexual behaviors; sexual identity issues; childhood sexual abuse; LGBTQIA Affirmative Therapy; and Imago Relationship Therapy.
This event is coordinated by the NASW-Alaksa and Michigan Chapters and the NASW International District
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