HSC 520 Human Sexuality

This course explores the various aspects of human sexual behavior and counseling issues related to sexuality. The biological, psychological, social, emotional, and developmental aspects of human sexual behavior are studied. Specific techniques and approaches to sexuality counseling are applied to case studies. The complexity of sexual behavior is emphasized, and other dynamics and related factors are also explored. Special topics, including sexually transmitted disease, cultural influences, societal norms, ethical issues, family planning, substance abuse, aging, sexual disorder and sexual deviancy, are considered. The expected student outcome is the ability to apply knowledge about sexuality counseling to a variety of case studies, to analyze the case studies fully, and to recommend appropriate treatment plans. Pre-requisite(s): None, Co-requisite(s): None. 3 semester hours

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Argosy Courses