Course Descriptions

This course is for you if:

your sexual experiences have been confusing, unsatisfactory, or painful you wish to better integrate sexuality into your life and your relationships you have created difficulties for yourself or others through your sexual impulses you have suffered from past unhappy sexual experiences (eg. sexual abuse or misuse) you wish to investigate the source and nature of sexual excitement, and the biology of sexuality you want to deepen your sexual experiences, to feel more excitement with your intimacy you work in the field of sexual education and/or therapy you are interested in discovering the spiritual aspects of sexuality you are interested in the latest information about sexually-transmitted diseases

Format:
Most of the course will be in the form of group discussions and lectures, augmented by audio-visual aids. There will be an opportunity for special interest group discussions (eg. Women's and men's groups). One of the evenings features a role reversal dance in order to better appreciate the experience and problems of gender identity; in preparation for that, participants should bring to the course a costume of the opposite sex.

Note:
Sex and Identity is part of the Phase II program. Participants in this course will join participants of Phase II.

Faculty:
Cathy McNally, Ernie McNally

Dates:

Sorry, no dates are available for this course at this time.

Course Evaluation:
A student/participant who attends a minimum of 90% of the total course sessions shall receive a "Pass" grade. A student/participant who is absent for more than 10% of the session will receive an "Incomplete" grade and credit will not be granted.