VI EduSex Journey

The theme of the VI EduSex Journey will be: “Strategies that transform: New Approaches in Clinical Sexology”. The event is being organized by the Sexuality Center — EduSex — of CEFI/FACEFI, and will take place on November 27th and 28th, 2026, online, via Zoom. It will feature national and international speakers.

The VI EduSex Journey aims to discuss contemporary strategies and new approaches in Clinical Sexology, reflecting on their contributions to understanding, evaluating and intervening in demands related to human sexuality. The event will seek to articulate theory, clinical practice and scientific evidence, promoting a space for professional updating, exchange of experiences and deepening of topics relevant to sexuality care.

The purpose of this edition is to highlight transformative, ethical and diversity-sensitive clinical practices, considering current challenges related to desire, pleasure, intimacy, relationships, sexual difficulties, sexual health and different expressions of sexualities. In this way, the Journey intends to contribute to the qualification of care in Clinical Sexology and to the construction of more inclusive, welcoming and effective interventions.

goal

General Objective

Develop and expand skills for clinical sexology care, considering contemporary strategies, innovative therapeutic resources and new approaches aimed at understanding, evaluating and intervening in issues related to human sexuality.

Specific Objectives

•     Articulate Human Sexuality and Clinical Sexology with new strategies for assessment, listening and clinical intervention.
•     Present contemporary approaches to meeting individual, marital and relational sexual demands.
•     Discuss transformative clinical practices that promote sexual health, autonomy, pleasure, intimacy and quality of life.
•     Reflect on the current challenges of Clinical Sexology in the face of social, cultural, technological and relational changes.
•     Promote dialogue between theory, clinical practice and scientific research in the area of human sexuality.
•     Present the TCCs of Class 05 of Clinical Sexology, with comments from the supervisors and participation from the other members of the event.

Methodology

The event will be held online, through lectures, conferences, discussion tables and presentations of academic work. The activities will seek to integrate theoretical foundations, scientific evidence and clinical experiences, encouraging critical reflection on new approaches in Clinical Sexology.

The presentations of the TCCs will take place with comments from advisors, debaters and other participants, enabling the exchange of experiences, the deepening of the themes presented and the articulation between academic training and professional practice.

Differentials

The event proposes an updated and applied discussion on strategies that can transform care in Clinical Sexology. By bringing together different theoretical, clinical and scientific perspectives, it seeks to offer participants resources to understand and intervene in an ethical, sensitive and qualified way in the various demands related to human sexuality.

Its difference lies in the articulation between contemporary themes, clinical practice and professional training, providing a space for updating, reflection and collective construction of knowledge in the area of Clinical Sexology.

Coordination

Technical Coordination:

Lina Wainberg, João Alves

Administrative coordination:

Fábio Bottari