Why Professional Training?

To work with sexuality, I believe it is essential to have undergone professional training.

Many people are operating without recognised, ethical, reflective training and offering sessions after a weekend workshop or a weeklong retreat.

I am committed to ongoing professional development and choose to work with those who I respect, have been recommended and meet my educational and experiential needs.

I am yet to find any training that fully meets all my needs. There are specific course, workshops and training I will not undertake due to ethical differences, others I try as there is an element of something I want to try.

Sue is a Professional Member of The Association of Somatic & Intergrative Sexologists

Professional training to date

Ongoing Professional Training

Foundation Certificate in Gender, Sexuality & Relationship Diversity Therapy – Pink Therapy – July 2019 to July 2020

A photo of Katie Serra, Sue Sutherland, Joseph Kramer, Kian de la Cour

From left to right: Katie Serra, Sue Sutherland, Joseph Kramer, Kian de la Cour

Continual professional development

Kink on Pink series – a series of webinars for therapists 

  • When A Client Makes A Disclosure About Kink
  • Authority Transfer / Power Exchange Relationships
  • Socially Distant Intimacy
  • Understanding Adult Baby And Diaper Lovers
  • When The Kinks Won’t Sync Working With Mismatched Desires In Kink Relationships
  • Current And Emerging Sexual Practices In Kink With Gay And Bisexual Men
  • Digisexuality! Kink, Fetish, Or Something More?
  • Not In Front Of The Clients – Living And Working Within Our Communities
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