ISHPA Certificates Information Evening
Description
Considering an ISHPA Certificate but not sure which pathway is right for you?
Join Dr Sarah Ashton and the ISHPA team for an interactive Q&A session where you can ask questions and learn more about the ISHPA Certificates in Sexual Health Psychology.
We'll cover:
The different certificate pathways and who they are designed for
Course structure and learning experience
Eligibility requirements and fees
The support available throughout the program
What to expect as a participant and graduate
Our goal is to help you determine which pathway best aligns with your qualifications, learning needs, clinical interests, and professional goals.
About the ISHPA Certificates
The ISHPA Certificates in Sexual Health Psychology are designed to help clinicians develop the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills to work effectively with sexual health concerns in everyday clinical practice.
Sexual health psychology is a distinct area of practice that integrates psychological theory, sexual science, and biopsychosocial understandings of sexual wellbeing. Through a practical, evidence-informed curriculum, the certificate pathways support clinicians to develop skills in assessment, case formulation, and intervention that can be applied confidently in practice.
Whether you're a registered psychologist or an allied health or therapy professional, this session will help you explore the pathway that best fits your background, aspirations, and career goals.
Register now to reserve your place. Read more about the Certificates here.
Presented by
Dr Sarah Ashton
Sarah (she/her) is the Director and Founder of the first psychology practice dedicated to sexual health treatment, SHIPS, and is the Founder and Lead Training Author of Sexual Health and Intimacy Psychological Training. Sarah is a registered psychologist (AHPRA), board approved supervisor (AHPRA), member of the Society of Australian Sexologists and has worked with clients in the sexual health field for over 15 years. She is the Coordinator for the Sexual and Mental Health Primary Health Network, and a Sessional Lecturer at RMIT University. She is a published researcher in The Journal of Sex Research, Porn Studies, Feminism & Psychology, and has written articles for The Conversation and Red Magazine. Sarah has been a guest speaker on Joy FM and ABC radio. Sarah brings a warm, down-to-earth, compassionate approach to therapy and leading her practice. She loves what she does and wants to share this important area of knowledge with emerging and established practitioners.
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