SASH

The Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health (SASH) is a nonprofit multidisciplinary organization dedicated to scholarship, training, and resources for promoting sexual health and overcoming problematic sexual behaviors.*

*sex addiction, hypersexual disorder, out of control sexual behavior, sexual impulsivity, sexual abuse.

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"Creating a Culture of Healthy Sexuality: Diversity of Thought"

Conference Chair – John Giugliano, PhD

We are pleased to be able to offer an ATPSB Certificate Program – with all of Level 1 being offered online.
In addition, we offer part of Level 1 to be taught in person with the remainder online.

ATPSB – Level 1 Training – Saturday, July 20, 2013
Boston, MA – Boston Marriott Cambridge Hotel
For more info, go to www.sash.net/ATPSB
Call - 706-356-7031
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We are also offering Level 2 at the SASH Conference on Tuesday, September 17 and Wednesday, September 18, 2013.

For more information regarding SASH's ATPSB certificate training program, click here.

You can also email us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call at 706-356-7031.

SASH is committed to bringing ongoing educational opportunities via the conference and online to increase S-PSB and ATPSB certificate holders knowledge of issues this population faces and expanding their treatment knowledge.

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Click here for the complete SASH Policy Statement. The Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health (SASH) is a nonprofit multidisciplinary organization of professionals dedicated to scholarship, training, and resources for promoting sexual health and overcoming problematic sexual behaviors.

While our primary focus is on hypersexuality which is most often described as "sex addiction," we also seek to provide resources for other problematic sexual behaviors. We strive to provide ongoing research, training, advocacy and support to our members, many of whom are professionals and work with people who suffer from problematic sexual behaviors.

We also seek to provide current and scientifically accurate information and education to the general public in the hopes of raising awareness, lowering stigma, and opening doors to treatment, prevention, and hope.