Seeing Every Body: Anatomical Diversity and Inclusive Sexual Healthcare

Nov. 5

2 p.m. ET/6 p.m. GMT

Sexual health is an essential component of holistic healthcare, yet many clinicians report limited training and discomfort when discussing sexual behaviors, practices and concerns with patients. This webinar is the second in a four-part Sexual Health Webinar Series sponsored by the Clinical Practice Committee.

Traditional anatomy education often presents a narrow or incomplete representation of genital anatomy, limiting clinicians’ ability to provide inclusive, affirming sexual healthcare. This webinar will examine why accurate and diverse anatomical representation matters and how gaps in education can affect clinical communication and patient care. Faculty will also discuss innovative educational models that reflect a broader spectrum of bodies, including transgender bodies and those affected by surgery or genital modification.

Presenters:

Céline Brockmann, PhD

Head of the Sciences, Sexes, 
Identities Program

Faculty of Medicine, University of Geneva

Magaly Pirotte

Founder

SEX-ED+

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this activity, participants will:

• Explain how limitations in traditional genital anatomy education can affect inclusive, patient-centered sexual healthcare
• Identify at least two ways that anatomically accurate and diverse educational models can strengthen clinical education and communication.

Register

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. ANAC will provide 1 contact hour of NCPD for the successful completion of this event.

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