A · Critical sexology
Sexuality, gender and power
Power-reflexive perspectives on the relationship between sexuality and gender in everyday life, institutions and professional practice.
Objective
This training provides a research-based approach to “Sexuality, gender and power”, connecting theoretical foundations with reflection on professional practice. Sexuality as a socially mediated phenomenon: norms, power and emancipation through the lens of critical theory.
Target groups
- Psychotherapy, psychology & counselling
- Education & social work
- Medical & psychosocial professionals
- Associations, organisations & initiatives
Key content
- 01Power reflexivity
- 02Gender relations
- 03Violence and prevention
Learning objectives
Participants will be able to …
Knowledge
Name and historically situate key concepts and positions of critical sexology.
Reflection
Reflect on one's own normative assumptions about sexuality and gender in professional contexts.
Application
Apply power-sensitive perspectives to concrete questions in one's own field of work.
Methodological approach
Theoretical input, joint text work, case vignettes and structured small-group discussion.
Possible formats
Expert lecture
60–90 minutes
Optional discussion · Online or on site
Half-day workshop
3–4 hours
Interactive in-depth work · Practice and reflection elements
Full-day seminar
6–8 hours
Systematic professional qualification · Interactive methods
Custom qualification programme
Several sessions, custom scope
Thematically combinable modules · Tailored to your institution
Notes on delivery
These educational offers are not psychotherapy or medical treatment. Somatic exercises are always voluntary, consensual and never require touch or nudity. Durations are suggestions and are agreed individually.
Frequently asked questions
+Can the training be held in English?
Yes. All offers can be delivered in German or English.
+Can several topics be combined?
Yes. Modules can be combined thematically within a custom qualification programme.
+Is this therapy or self-experience?
No. The offers are academic educational formats, not psychotherapy or medical treatment.
+How is the offer prepared?
After your inquiry, content, scope and conditions are agreed; you then receive a tailored offer.
Booking inquiry
Request this training
Non-binding inquiry – you will then receive a tailored offer.