• Unprude Sexology Program

    Unprude Sexology is a pioneering program in the Southeast Asian region that equips professionals, psychologists, and curious individuals alike with foundational knowledge in sexology and skills in sex and relationships therapy. This 3-level program, which culminates with 50 hours of supervision, provides a structured, research-based foundation in human sexuality and culturally-sensitive guidance.

  • Become a Certified Sexologist

    Accredited by the American Board of Sexology, this program awards graduates a certification as an Unprude Sexologist, qualifying them to apply for Certified Sexologist status with the board. This recognition expands career prospects in wellness, counseling, education, and more. Graduates play a vital role in helping individuals embrace their sexual selves and in promoting sexually respectful societies worldwide

Level 1 : Sexology for Virgins (Basics of Sexology)

"Sexology for Virgins" is a beginner-friendly, 7-session course designed to introduce psychologists, professionals, and non-experts to the fundamentals of sexology. The first six sessions are conducted online, with an optional in-person session to conclude the course.

Designed to demystify sexual wellness and empower participants to have respectful and informed conversations about sex, this course emphasizes understanding of sexual health basics, practicing empathetic communication, and having confidence in discussing sexual topics.

Participants will learn to navigate discussions with respect for diverse values and beliefs, fostering open and inclusive dialogues. By the end of this course, participants will feel equipped to discuss sex positively, inclusively, and knowledgeably, creating a culture of openness, respect, and mutual understanding.

Level 1: Sexology for Virgins is the first module of both Unprude’s 3-Level Sexology Certification Program and Sexology Educator Program.

Level 1 is open to everyone. For the first cohort, enrollment will be on a first-come, first-served basis, as we have limited slots available.

Facilitators

Rica Cruz, PhD

Margarita Holmes, PhD

Kay Bunagan, PhD

Course Goals

  • Promote Openness and Comfort in Discussing Sexuality: Equip participants with the confidence and skills to engage in open, respectful conversations about sexuality, overcoming common barriers of discomfort and stigma.

  • Build Foundational Knowledge in Sexual Health: Provide participants with essential knowledge of sexual anatomy, pleasure, myths, and common dysfunctions, enabling them to speak accurately and confidently about basic sexual health concepts.

  • Foster Cultural Sensitivity and Respect: Cultivate an understanding of Filipino cultural and religious influences on sexual norms, helping participants to approach sexual topics with respect for diverse values and perspectives.

  • Enhance Relationship Communication Skills: Teach basic communication and conflict resolution techniques, focusing on intimate relationships, to support constructive conversations around sexual needs and preferences.

  • Develop Empathetic and Active Listening Skills: Strengthen participants' ability to listen non-judgmentally and respond empathetically, fostering a supportive environment for sharing personal sexual experiences and concerns.
  • By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

    • Understand the importance of open, respectful conversations about sexuality and recognize the positive influences of discussing sex on personal and social well-being.
    • Accurately describe the anatomy of sexual and reproductive organs, explain the stages of the sexual response cycle, and dispel common myths about sexuality using correct terminology.
    • Distinguish between physical and psychological factors contributing to sexual dysfunction, identify common sexual challenges, and approach discussions about these topics without stigma.
    • Demonstrate basic communication and conflict resolution skills relevant to discussing sexual topics within relationships.

    • Analyze how Filipino cultural and religious values impact sexual norms, identify ways these norms shape personal attitudes, and practice culturally respectful language in sexual discussions.

    • Practice active listening and empathetic responses in conversations about sexuality, creating a safe, non-judgmental space for sharing and managing personal discomfort.
  • Course Schedule

    Sessions are held online, with the following schedule:

    November 25, 9-11 AM:
    Breaking the Ice – Why We Need to Talk About Sex


    December 2, 9-11 AM:
    Sex Ed 101 – Bodies, Myths, and Pleasure


    January 6, 9-11 AM:
    Navigating Sexual Function & Dysfunction

    January 13, 9-11 AM:
    Relationship Reboot – Basics of Couples Therapy

    January 20, 9-11 AM:
    Understanding Sexual Norms in the Philippines

    January 27, 9-11 AM:
    How to Be a Respectful, Sex-Positive Listener

    Optional Face-to-Face Session with Dr. Rica Cruz: From Conversations to Confidence : Wrapping It All Together
      (TBA)


    Deadline to Enroll: November 7 (limited slots only)

For payment options, please email help@unprude.com.

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