Helping Patients Embrace Sexual Desire in Perimenopause for Allied Health Professionals
In this course, Laurie Mintz, PhD, guides allied health professionals through the complexities of sexual desire changes during perimenopause, offering practical, evidence-based strategies to help patients embrace and enhance their sexual well-being. You’ll gain tools to normalize desire changes, address misconceptions, and design interventions that foster intimacy and satisfaction.
After this course, you will be able to:
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Differentiate between spontaneous and responsive desire patterns in perimenopausal women, and explain their clinical significance for patient care using evidence-based examples.
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Design an appropriate intervention plan for low sexual desire that incorporates cognitive strategies, behavioral strategies, and effective communication techniques.
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Evaluate common misconceptions about perimenopausal sexual desire changes and develop evidence-based responses to normalize and validate patient experiences.
Learning Format: Video-based instruction, clinical discussion, and downloadable resources.
Part of our ongoing library of women’s health education for allied health professionals, this course is also a mandatory component of the Perimenopause Certificate®.
This course is included in Perry Academy Membership.
Membership gives you full access to all current and upcoming courses, live sessions, and the Perry Certified Directory.
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Instructors
Laurie Mintz, PhD -
1h 5min
Video duration -
4 Video Transcripts & Resources
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1 Quiz

Laurie Mintz, PhD
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