ISSUP Philippines would like to invite you to attend Part II of their upcoming Webinar Series. This Webinar will focus on Best Practices: Understanding Why and How to Assess and Treat Co-occurring Disorders: Sex and Drugs, using the UNODC Research Presentation, ‘Chemsex’ in the Philippines: A baseline assessment of sexualized drug use, HUV, and other STIs among Filipino Cisgender men who have sex with Men.
The presentation will explore how clinical assessments, questions of clinical disorders, tend to avoid asking about sex itself. Mental health and addiction professionals often have reservations in openly discussing a client’s childhood sexual trauma, or issues related to sexuality and intimate relationships.
Time: November 5th 6pm PDT / November 6th 10am Philippines Time
Register for the Webinar
Learning Outcomes:
• To be able to examine how treatment providers can improve overall clinical care and clinical outcomes by clearly and openly assessing for sexual ‘issues’ during treatment.
• To be able to create awareness on how special populations who suffer with SUDs are more vulnerable to co-occurring disorders.
Presenters:
Robert Weiss PhD, LCSW
Robert Weiss PhD, LCSW, is an expert in the treatment of adult intimacy disorders and related addictions, addictions along with co-occurring drug/sex addiction; Chief Clinical Officer of Seeking Integrity LLC;
Author of ten books on sexuality, technology, and intimate relationships, including Out of the Doghouse, and Prodependence;
A skilled clinical educator, Dr. Rob routinely provides training to therapists, hospitals, psychiatric organizations, and even the US military. Over the years, he has created and overseen nearly a dozen high-end addiction and mental health treatment facilities across the globe.
Ms. Karen Peters,
UNODC Regional Health & Drugs Programme Officer
English