This training explores how trust, attachment, and sexual healing in Black relationships are shaped by history, culture, and ongoing stress. Participants will learn practical, culturally responsive tools to help clients rebuild emotional safety, restore trust, and strengthen intimacy, without rushing vulnerability or bypassing context.

Using attachment theory and The S.T.E.P.S. Model for Restoring Trust™, this course translates theory into observable, repeatable clinical practices that support earned secure attachment and sustainable intimacy.

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Sexual trauma profoundly impacts how individuals experience intimacy, desire, pleasure, and connection. Survivors may respond through shutdown, urgency, dissociation, or silence, not as dysfunction, but as adaptive survival strategies shaped by the nervous system.

This 2-hour continuing education training offers a trauma-informed, attachment-based framework for understanding intimacy after sexual trauma. Participants will explore how shame and silence disrupt connection, how consent restores agency, and how self-compassion and pleasure support resilience and healing.

Using the Touch • Talk • Trust® framework, this course equips clinicians and sexuality professionals with practical, ethical strategies to support clients in moving from survival-based intimacy patterns toward safer, more flexible, and embodied connection.

This training emphasizes choice, pacing, consent, and nervous system safety, making it appropriate for trauma-impacted individuals and couples.

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