AASECT 2019 Annual Conference Evaluation

“Treating” Low Desire by Creating Optimal Erotic Intimacy (#105)
Presenters: Peggy Kleinplatz, PhD, DST, CSTS, CSE, CSES; Maxime Charest, MA;
Nicolas Paradis, MEd; Shannon Lawless, MSc; Marlene Newfeld, MSW;
Danielle Pratt, RMT; Lianne Rosen, PhD; A Dana Menard, PhD;
Bogdan Buduru, PhD & Myddryn Ellis, BSc
Thursday, June 13, 2019; 4 CE

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* 1. OBJECTIVES
This pre-con met the stated objectives of:

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identify how research on optimal sexual experiences can be used to promote higher quality of sex;	identify how research on optimal sexual experiences can be used to promote higher quality of sex; Strongly disagree 1	identify how research on optimal sexual experiences can be used to promote higher quality of sex; Disagree 2	identify how research on optimal sexual experiences can be used to promote higher quality of sex; Neither agree or disagree 3	identify how research on optimal sexual experiences can be used to promote higher quality of sex; Agree 4	identify how research on optimal sexual experiences can be used to promote higher quality of sex; Strongly agree 5
discuss a re-conceptualization of sexual desire “disorders”;	discuss a re-conceptualization of sexual desire “disorders”; Strongly disagree 1	discuss a re-conceptualization of sexual desire “disorders”; Disagree 2	discuss a re-conceptualization of sexual desire “disorders”; Neither agree or disagree 3	discuss a re-conceptualization of sexual desire “disorders”; Agree 4	discuss a re-conceptualization of sexual desire “disorders”; Strongly agree 5
describe how couples sex therapy groups can help heterosexual and same-sex couples presenting with low sexual desire/frequency and sexual desire discrepancy;	describe how couples sex therapy groups can help heterosexual and same-sex couples presenting with low sexual desire/frequency and sexual desire discrepancy; Strongly disagree 1	describe how couples sex therapy groups can help heterosexual and same-sex couples presenting with low sexual desire/frequency and sexual desire discrepancy; Disagree 2	describe how couples sex therapy groups can help heterosexual and same-sex couples presenting with low sexual desire/frequency and sexual desire discrepancy; Neither agree or disagree 3	describe how couples sex therapy groups can help heterosexual and same-sex couples presenting with low sexual desire/frequency and sexual desire discrepancy; Agree 4	describe how couples sex therapy groups can help heterosexual and same-sex couples presenting with low sexual desire/frequency and sexual desire discrepancy; Strongly agree 5
identify sexual attitudes people need to unlearn for Optimal Sexual Experiences.	identify sexual attitudes people need to unlearn for Optimal Sexual Experiences. Strongly disagree 1	identify sexual attitudes people need to unlearn for Optimal Sexual Experiences. Disagree 2	identify sexual attitudes people need to unlearn for Optimal Sexual Experiences. Neither agree or disagree 3	identify sexual attitudes people need to unlearn for Optimal Sexual Experiences. Agree 4	identify sexual attitudes people need to unlearn for Optimal Sexual Experiences. Strongly agree 5

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Clarified content in response to questions	Clarified content in response to questions 1	Clarified content in response to questions 2	Clarified content in response to questions 3	Clarified content in response to questions 4	Clarified content in response to questions 5

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Consistent with stated objectives	Consistent with stated objectives Strongly disagree 1	Consistent with stated objectives Disagree 2	Consistent with stated objectives Neither agree or disagree 3	Consistent with stated objectives Agree 4	Consistent with stated objectives Strongly agree 5

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* 6. How much did you learn as a result of this CE program?

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* 8. This workshop enhanced my professional expertise.

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* 9. I would recommend this workshop to others.

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AASECT 2019 Annual Conference Evaluation - #105

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