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• Institutions (no. of items: 9)
  
• Organizations (no. of items: 5)
  
• Resource Centers (no. of items: 0)
  
• Training Programs (no. of items: 7)
  
• Journals (no. of items: 7)
  

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 Institutions within universities are listed under the respective university addresses:
 "University of ..." or "XYZ University"

1. Community Health Sheffield NHS Trust
2. East Berkshire College
3. Gender Identity Clinic
4. Herbert Gray College
5. The London Institute
6. University of London, St. George's Hospital Medical School
7. University of London, Institute of Psychiatry
8. The University of Manchester (1)
9. The University of Manchester (2)

 

1. Community Health Sheffield NHS Trust

   The Porterbook Clinic, Whiteley Wood Clinic
   Tina Ball
   Woofindin Road
   S10 3TL Sheffield

   Phone:   +011-44-114- 271- 6670
   Fax:       +011-44-114- 271- 6676

    

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2. East Berkshire College

   Clinical Director:
   José von Bühler, RMN, C.P.N.
   MSC in Human Sexuality and Relationship Psychotherapy with Postgraduate Certificate and Diploma Options
   Claremont Rd.
   SL4 3AZ Windsor

   Phone:   (+44-753) 79 30 00
   Fax:       (+44-753) 79 31 19

    

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3. Gender Identity Clinic

   Research Director:
   Richard Green, M.D., J.D.
   Charing Cross Hospital, Dept. of Psychiatry
   London Wb 8RF

   Phone:  +44-181-846-1394
   Fax:      +44-181-846-1599

    

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4. Herbert Gray College

   Diploma in Psychosexual Therapy, RELATE Marriage Guidance
   Little Church Street
   CV21 3AP Rugby

   Phone:   +44-788- 57 32 41
   Fax:       +44-788- 53 50 07

    

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5. The London Institute

   Gender Identity Clinic
   Director:
   Russell Reid, M.D.
   10 Warwick Road
   Earls Court Square
   London SW5 9UG

    

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6. University of London

   St. George's Hospital Medical School, Human Sexuality Unit
   Cranmer Terrace
   SW17 0RE London

   Phone:   +44-81- 7 25 59 53
   Fax:       +44-81- 7 67 95 85

    

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7. University of London

   Dr. Michael J. Crowe
   Institute of Psychiatry
   Couple Relationship and Sexual Therapy
   Decrespigny Park, Denmark Hill
   SE5 8AF London

   Phone:   +44-171- 7 03 54 11
   Fax:       +44-71- 9 19 57 96

    

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8. The University of Manchester

   Department of Psychiatry and Department of Obstetrics and Gyneacology (Reproductive Health Care), Nantwich Health Centre
   Diploma in Psychosexual Health Care
   Beam Street
   CW5 5NX Nantwich, Cheshire

   Phone:   (+44-270) 61 01 81
   Fax:       (+44-270) 61 05 11

    

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9. The University of Manchester

   Diploma in Psychosexual Health Care
   Department of Psychiatry and Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (Reproductive Health Care) Nantwich Health Centre
   Beam Street
   CW5 5NX Nantwich Cheshire

    

Organizations

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1. Association of Sexual and Material Therapists

   82 Harley Street
   UK-W1N 1AE London

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2. British Association for Sexual and Marital Therapy

   10 Faraday Drive, Shenley Lodge
   Milton Keynes, MK5 7DA

    

    

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3. The British Association for Sexual & Relationship Therapy (EFS)

   Mrs. Margaret Ramage
   BASRT
   PO Box 13686
   London
   SW20 9ZH
   
   E-Mail: info@basrt.org.uk
   Internet: http://www.basrt.org.uk

    

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4. Family Planning Association FPA

   Information Department
   2-12 Pentonville Road
   London N1 9FP

    

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5. International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF)

   Secretary-General
   Mrs. Ingar Brueggemann, Regent's College, Inner Circle
   Regent's Park
   NWI 4NS London

   Phone:   (+44-171) 487 79 00
   Fax:       (+44-171) 487 79 50
   E-mail:   ippfinfo@ippf.attmail.com.
   Internet: http://www.oneworld.org/

    

Resource Centers

Training Programs

 University programs are listed under the respective university addresses:
 "University of ..." or "XYZ University"

1. British Association for Sexual and Marital Therapists (EFS)
2. Community Health Sheffield NHS Trust
3. East Berkshire College
4. University of Central England in Birmingham (School of Clinical Nursing Studies, Faculty of Health & Community Care)
   
5. University of London (Institute of Psychiatry)
   
6. University of London (St. George's Hospital Mediacal School, Human Sexuality Unit)
7. The University of Manchester

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1. British Association for Sexual and Marital Therapists (EFS)

   Mrs. Margaret Ramage
   P.O.Box 62
   Sheffield S10 3TL

   Phone:  
   Fax:      
   E-Mail:  

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   Name of program:

   There are six approved courses in Sexual and Relationship Therapy (a typical course).

   Admission requirements:

   Qualification in medicine, nursing, social work, psychology or other related profession relevant to sexology.

   Duration of program:

   2 - 3 years

   Training languages:

   English

   Contents / Curriculum

   Required courses

   theoretical courses:
   

   300 hours on all aspects of human sexuality. 300 hours individual study. Research, essays and dissertations as required
   
   by the course.

   practica:
   

   50 hours personal experimental work.
   
   120 hours supervised clinical practice.
   
   60 hours supervision.

   Optional courses

   theoretical courses:

   practica:

   Graduation requirements

   oral examination:

   written examination:

   thesis /dissertation:

   Degrees / diplomas / certificates offered:

   Certificates, Diplomas and MSc are offered.

   Degrees / diplomas / certificates recognized by:

   Universities of London, Manchester, Southhampton or a Medica School or other educational body involved in healthcare.

   Tuition and fees:

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   Community Health Sheffield NHS Trust

   Kevan Wylie, MD
   The Porterbook Clinic, Whiteley Wood Clinic
   75 Osborne Road
   Nether Edge
   SHEFFIELD S1 9BF

   Phone:   +44 (0) 114 271 8674
   Fax:      
   E-Mail:   k.r.wylie@shef.ac.uk
   Internet: http://www.porterbrookclinic.org.uk/

   Contact: Kevan R Wylie MD
   Consultant in Sexual Medicine
   Porterbrook Clinic, Sheffield.
   P.A. Jill Memmott 0114 271 8674
   & Consultant Andrologist
   Royal Hallamshire Hospital.
   Secretary - Kim Monk 0114 271 3334
   Editor-In-Chief Sexual & Relationship Therapy
   President EFS2004

    

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   Name of program:

   M.Sc. in the Theory and Practice of Psychotherapy for Sexual Dysfunction

   Admission requirements:

   Candidates must have graduated in a relevant subject, or have achieved the equivalent of a degree through APEL rating
   (agreed through Sheffield Hallam University).
   They must be qualified in a relevant profession, e.g. medicine, clinical psychology, psychotherapy, counselling, social work or
   nursing.
   They must already have some recognised training in counselling or psychotherapy and have worked as a counsellor or
   psychotherapist for at least one year.
   In addition, they must have the necessary personal qualities to make them suitable to work in sex and relationship therapy.

   Duration of program:

   Attendance at the clinic is required for one day a week (usually Thursday) in the first year and for one afternoon a week in the
   second year.
   Inaddition, trainees will be expected to work with clients in their usual place of work during the second year, and to make time
   available for private study and the completion of written assignments.
   Trainees will be required to abide by the BASMT Code of Practice.

   Training languages:

   English

   Contents / Curriculum

   Required courses

   theoretical courses:
   

   Sexual functioning.
   

   Heterosexual, lesbian and homosexual relationships.
   

   The assesment and treatment of sexual dysfunction.
   

   Working with couples.
   

   Ethical issues in sex and relkationship therapy.
   

   Social and cultural issues.
   

   Unusual sexual practices.
   

   Developemental issues and the impact of life events on sexuality and relationships.
   

   The effects of illness and disability on sexuality and relationships.
   

   An introduction to supervision.
   

   Research skills and academic writing.
   

   Teaching skills.
   

   Clinical audit and evaluation.

   practica:

   Optional courses

   theoretical courses:

   practica:

   Graduation requirements

   oral examination:

   written examination:

   thesis /dissertation:

   Degrees / diplomas / certificates offered:

   Degrees / diplomas / certificates recognized by:

   Tuition and fees:
   
   
   
   

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   East Berkshire College

   MSC in Human Sexuality and Relationship Psychotherapy, with Postgraduate Certificate
   and Diploma Options
   José von Bühler, RMN, C.P.N., Clinical Director
   
   Claremont Rd.
   Windsor SL4 3AZ

   Phone:   (+44-753) 79 30 00
   Fax:       (+44-753) 79 31 19
   E-Mail:  

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   Name of program:

   Admission requirements:

   The programme is open to graduates, health professionals - nurses, midwives, medical practitioners, psychotherapists, clinical psychologists. Every applicant must intend to become a Sexual and Relationship Psychotherapist. If the applicant and those in the social work field intends to remain within his/her professional area on successful completion, there should be in this area a fundamental need for the expertise of the Sexual and Relationship Psycho therapist either in an educational, treatment, or in a consultancy role.
   Applicants will be required to complete a detailed application form and Curriculum Vitae together with signed agreements related to professional conduct safety. Those shortlisted will then be invited for an interview. A thirty-minute interview will be conducted with represent atives of the profession and the educational institution. The applicant will be informed of the decision in writing within 10 days. A declaration of lack of convictions for sexual offences needs to accompany the application. The prospective student will need to sign a commitment not to practice Sexual and Marital Therapy without Clinical Supervision on successful completion of the MSc, and to apply for professional accreditation by the Britsh Association for Sexual and Marital Therapy as soon as he/she fulfills BASMT requirements for application.

   Duration of program:

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   theoretical courses:

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   oral examination:

   written examination:

   thesis /dissertation:

   Degrees / diplomas / certificates offered:

   Degrees / diplomas / certificates recognized by:

   Tuition and fees:

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   University of Central England in Birmingham

   Contact person: Joy Hall - Senior Lecturer
   School of Clinical Nursing Studies
   Faculty of Health & Community Care
   Bevan House
   Westbourne Road
   Birmingham B15 3TN

   Phone:   +44-(0)121 331 7148 / 7124
   E-Mail:   Joy.Hall@uce.ac.uk
   Internet: http://www.uce.ac.uk/

    

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   Name of program:

   Post Graduate Certificate in Sexual Health.

   The course is at Post Graduate level, and is designed for health and social care practitioners who encounter individuals experiencing sexual problems/issues as part of their practice.

   Aims of the course:
   

   • To develop a reflective, research orientated practitioner, who is able to provide safe, holistic care to individuals and/or couples who are experiencing sexual dysfunction/distress.
   • To provide an inter - professional environment for the critical and reflective analysis of sexology and psychosexual counselling and sexual health care.
   • To provide an integrative approach to both the practice and study of sexology, the outcomes of which will benefit both the student & their client groups.

   
   Course Structure:
   

   • Part time, one day per week, over one academic year.
   • Four modules: Biological basis of human and sexual reproductive activity, Therapeutic context & interventions in the management of difficulties with sexual health (1 & 2), The therapeutic relationship.

   
   Entry requirements:
   Two options available:
   

   • Possession of a health or social care honours degree or other qualification at equivalent level or
   • Portfolio of prior achievement.

   
   Follow on study:
   On completion of the course students can continue to complete a Post Graduate Diploma/MSc in Health and Social Care.

    

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   University of London

   Institute of Psychiatry
   Dr. Michael J. Crowe
   Couple Relationship and Sexual Therapy,
   Decrespigny Park, Denmark Hill
   London SE5 8AF

   Phone:   (+44-71) 7 03 54 11
   Fax:       (+44-71) 9 19 57 96
   E-Mail:  

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   Name of program:

   Admission requirements:

   The minimum entry standard is a first degree in an appropriate subject (e.g. Medicine, Psychology, Social Sciences, Nursing) together with at least two years vocational experience and a basic understanding of research methodology in medicine or the social sciences.
   Applicants must have access to current, relevant case material for presentation on the course.
   Admission will depend upon the outcome of an interview and two satisfactory references.

   Duration of program:

   The course will be taught one day a week over two academic years, thus giving a total teaching time of approximately 480 hours. There will also be a research requirement and it is anticipated that students will be working on their dissertation outside of the directed time. Students will be asked to submit their dissertation within three months of the end of the taught year (i.e. in the October of the same year).

   Training languages:

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   University of London

   St. George's Hospital Medical School, Human Sexuality Unit
   Cranmer Terrace
   London SW17 0RE

   Phone:   (+44-81) 7 25 59 53
   Fax:       (+44-81) 7 67 95 85
   E-Mail:  

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   Name of program:

   A. Diploma in Human Sexuality

   Admission requirements:

   The course is open to graduate nurses, medical practioners, clinical psychologists, psycho therapists, health advisers and other appropriately qualified health care professionals. The entry requirements are a first degree in an appropriate subject together with at least two years vocational practice.

   Duration of program:

   The course lasts two calender years and is available only to part-time students.

   Training languages:

   Contents / Curriculum

   Required courses

   theoretical courses:

   practica:

   Optional courses

   theoretical courses:

   practica:

   Graduation requirements

   oral examination:

   written examination:

   thesis /dissertation:

   Degrees / diplomas / certificates offered:

   Degrees / diplomas / certificates recognized by:

   Tuition and fees:

    

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   The University of Manchester

   Diploma in Psychosexual Health Care
   Department of Psychiatry and
   Department of Obsterics and Gyneacology (Reproductive Health Care), Nantwich Health Centre
   Beam Street
   Nantwich, Cheshire CW5 5NX

   Phone:   (+44-270) 61 01 81
   Fax:       (+44-270) 61 05 11
   E-Mail:  

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   Name of program:

   Admission requirements:

   Year 1: The course will be for people with a basic professionalqualification, preferably with some experience of counselling. This will include those who hold a C.Q.S.W. or have complete RELATE training, and others such as psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, G.P's, S.R.N's, R.M.N's, clergy who can demonstrate a suitable background and experience.
   Requirements:
   

   Applicants must have a relevant recognised qualification
   

   Applicants must be able to demonstrate relevant experience.
   Selection:
   

   By application form, including a brief statement of relevant work experience and reasons for wishing to undertake th
   

   course plus a full curriculum vitae
   

   References from two people with personal knowledge of the applicant's professional competence and suitability for the
   

   course
   

   By panel interview.

   Year 2: Applicants for the 2nd year are expected to fill in an application form during the third term, and those completing the
   foundation year satisfactory will be interviewed.

   Duration of program:

   2 Years

   Training languages:

   Contents / Curriculum

   Required courses

   theoretical courses:

   practica:

   Optional courses

   theoretical courses:

   practica:

   Graduation requirements

   oral examination:

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   thesis /dissertation:

   Degrees / diplomas / certificates offered:

   Degrees / diplomas / certificates recognized by:

   Tuition and fees: