Southwest Sexual Health Alliance will present Sex Outside the Lines: Liberating Sex from Culture, Psychology and Normativity, a lecture by international educator, celebrity sex therapist, and co-host of the new Loveline podcast, Dr. Chris Donaghue.
Dr. Chris will be discussing the following in his lecture:
- Psychological, neuro, and sexual differences aren’t disorders
- Challenging shaming narratives around non-normative sex and relationships
- Sexual diagnoses as body shaming and policing of diversity
- Deconstructing intercourse biased sex
- Flaws of a heteronormative fantasy of marriage
- Tyranny of monogamy
- Gender, identity and orientation as traumas
- Problems with medical & therapeutic models
Southwest Sexual Health Alliance will present Sex Outside the Lines: Liberating Sex from Culture, Psychology and Normativity, a lecture by international educator, celebrity sex therapist, and co-host of the new Loveline podcast, Dr. Chris Donaghue.
Dr. Chris will be discussing the following in his lecture:
- Psychological, neuro, and sexual differences aren’t disorders
- Challenging shaming narratives around non-normative sex and relationships
- Sexual diagnoses as body shaming and policing of diversity
- Deconstructing intercourse biased sex
- Flaws of a heteronormative fantasy of marriage
- Tyranny of monogamy
- Gender, identity and orientation as traumas
- Problems with medical & therapeutic models
Southwest Sexual Health Alliance will present Sex Outside the Lines: Liberating Sex from Culture, Psychology and Normativity, a lecture by international educator, celebrity sex therapist, and co-host of the new Loveline podcast, Dr. Chris Donaghue.
Dr. Chris will be discussing the following in his lecture:
- Psychological, neuro, and sexual differences aren’t disorders
- Challenging shaming narratives around non-normative sex and relationships
- Sexual diagnoses as body shaming and policing of diversity
- Deconstructing intercourse biased sex
- Flaws of a heteronormative fantasy of marriage
- Tyranny of monogamy
- Gender, identity and orientation as traumas
- Problems with medical & therapeutic models