TASHRA
THE ALTERNATIVE SEXUALITIES HEALTH RESEARCH ALLIANCE

Because everyone deserves quality healthcare

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Therapist Trainings

Happening Now - September 12, 13, 20 The Kinky Mind and Body:
The Psychobiology of Kink
What do hormones, the brain and floggers have to do with each other? Learn the psychoneuro-physiology of BDSM and what bodies experience during kink experiences. Intermediate course w CE's

Welcome to TASHRA

TASHRA is a community-based 501(c)(3) non-profit with the important mission of improving the health and healthcare services of individuals who are involved in alternative sexualities.

As champions of Kink competent healthcare,

TASHRA supports empirical research on this misunderstood and often pathologized sexual-minority.

Our vision is a world where fear of prejudice and discrimination does not prevent people involved in a broad variety of sexual interests and activities from receiving caring, compassionate and competent care from physical and mental health professionals.

Won't you join us on this journey?

Help us reduce stigma and improve the health of kink interested individuals

Coming in October

Register Now: Elements of Culturally Competent Care with Kink Identified Client Modules 1-6
Our 3 weekend online 12 hr. foundational CE course for therapists who wish to learn how to work with kink-interested clients. There are an additional 6 home study CE available. Foundational Level for both general and sex therapists and students. Registration is now open

We are pleased to announce that the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT) has approved TASHRA as a Continuing Education Institutional Provider through 2022.

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Looking for an internship in sexuality and kink mental health, science and research? TASHRA is a leading organization in the emerging scholarly field of kink psychology, science and health. We are taking applications now for Fall and Winter.

TASHRA'S STORY

TASHRA began in 2012 out of a need to expand knowledge about those who are erotically diverse, such as kinky people, BDSM practitioners, and those with sexual interests that are out of the mainstream.