Dr. Minwalla's Live Webinars include psychoeducation for men struggling with Deceptive Sexuality & Trauma (DST) and an advanced training program for treatment professionals.
Problematic sexual behaviors are only part of the problem. Minwalla Model focuses on all aspects of the problem including dishonesty, manipulation, and other integrity-abuse behavior patterns.
Shine a light on patterns of abuse that can leave relationships feeling stuck and get in the way of meaningful change.
Knowledge and understanding of the harmful impacts of DST on spouses, intimate partners, and relationships facilitates treatment and recovery.
The Institute for Sexual Health is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Institute for Sexual Health maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
The Minwalla Model is a clinical psychology and clinical sexology model used to diagnose, treat, and understand clinical symptoms related to DST, utilizing contemporary and innovative approaches to understanding sexuality, gender, abuse, and trauma.
With more than fifteen years of clinical experience treating deceptive sexuality and developing the Deceptive Sexuality and Trauma (DST) Model, Licensed Psychologist and Clinical Sexologist Dr. Omar Minwalla has become an authoritative voice and leading educator on the topics of compulsive sexual behavior, sexual addiction, and infidelity.
Dr. Minwalla’s live webinars include the Be A Better Man course for men who struggle with deceptive sexuality, and two levels of advanced education and clinical training for treatment professionals, Level 1: The Illumination Series, and Level 2: The Application Series.
Dr. Minwalla has helped hundreds of men, intimate partners, couples, children, and families impacted by compartmentalized deceptive patterns of sexual-relational entitlement and sexual acting-out behaviors, otherwise known as DST.
The Institute for Sexual Health is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Institute for Sexual Health maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
