Harvard Female Sexual Wellness Identifying Concerns and Treatment Options 2025

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Obstetrics & GynecologyVideos + PDF slides2025

Harvard Female Sexual Wellness 2025 — desire, arousal, orgasm and sexual pain in one clinical day

Harvard Female Sexual Wellness Identifying Concerns and Treatment Options 2025 gives you a full virtual day on the sexual health questions many clinicians feel least prepared to answer. It starts with how to take a sexual history and classify dysfunction, works through counselling, sex therapy, medicines and devices, then spends the afternoon on dyspareunia and pelvic pain, from vulvar dermatoses to surgical options. Most talks come with their slide PDF, and three recorded question sessions plus a case review close each block.

26video files
23PDFs
8.9 GBtotal
May 2025course

What you’ll be able to do

Take a focused sexual history and classify a woman’s concern accurately
Untangle how desire, arousal and orgasmic disorders interact and choose behavioural, drug or device treatment
Offer practical sex counselling and know when to refer for sex therapy
Work up dyspareunia anatomically, including vulvodynia and vulvar skin disease
Support sexual function through perimenopause and menopause and after hysterectomy
Deliver trauma-informed and gender-affirming care in the examination room

Inside the course

Classifying and treating low desire
After the overview, speakers define the categories of female sexual dysfunction, then contrast sex counselling with formal sex therapy. A dedicated talk reviews drug options for low desire before the first Q&A.
Arousal, orgasm and the Female Sexual Wellness toolkit
Two linked sessions pair counselling and vibrator therapy with medication and medical devices for arousal and orgasmic problems. The morning ends with menopause, vulvar dermatoses, vulvodynia, trauma-informed care and care of gender-diverse patients.
Sexual pain from physiotherapy to surgery
The pain block climbs a ladder of intervention: pelvic floor physical therapy, pain management, office gynaecologic procedures, then vaginal and laparoscopic surgery for dyspareunia, fibroids and endometriosis. Vaginal lengthening, neovagina creation and the sexual effects of hysterectomy follow, and case studies close the day.

Built for

Gynaecologists and obstetriciansMedical, procedural and surgical pain management in one programme.
Primary care physicians, NPs and PAsA structured approach for a common but rarely taught complaint.
Urologists and pain specialistsPelvic floor and dyspareunia sessions relevant to shared patients.
Psychiatrists, psychologists and social workersCounselling, therapy and trauma-informed approaches alongside the medical options.

Syllabus

Before you buy

Which sessions have slides?

Every lecture has a matching PDF except the introduction and the three Q&A recordings; the agenda and a faculty biography file are included too.

What is the extra video that is not in the session list?

The 26th file is a short intermission loop from Beth Israel Deaconess, not teaching content.

Why is it filed under obstetrics and gynecology?

Half the programme is gynaecologic pain and surgery, so it sits there, though internists and family doctors are an intended audience as well.

Do I get CME credit or a certificate?

No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.

Specifications

Format	Videos + PDF slides
Contents	26 videos, 23 PDFs
Size	8.9 GB
Length	One-day virtual course
Publisher	Harvard Medical School
Department	Obstetrics & Gynecology
Delivery	Instant download · lifetime re-download