Balancing Education and Life: Insights from Dr. Carol Clark
Episode Overview
Dr. Carol Clark shares her journey from mental health counselling to founding IICS. Explains the unique licensure requirements for sex therapists in Florida. Discusses cultural and ethical challenges faced by sex therapists. Highlights the flexibility of IICS's educational programs. Explores international perspectives on controversial practices like female genital mutilation.
"Change comes from within, as I said."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? The latest episode of The Umbrella Hour, hosted by Dr. An Goldbauer and Zander Keig, features an engaging conversation with Dr. Carol Clark, the founder of The International Institute Of Clinical Sexology (IICS). Dr. Clark shares her journey from a mental health counsellor to establishing a unique educational institute that offers a PhD in sex therapy, among other certifications.
This episode is a fascinating exploration of how IICS provides flexible learning options, allowing students to balance education with their personal lives. Dr. Clark explains the intricate world of licensure and certification in sex therapy, particularly the unique requirements in Florida. The discussion touches on various cultural and ethical issues surrounding sex therapy, including the challenges faced by therapists working in diverse cultural contexts.
A standout moment in the episode is the debate on female genital mutilation, showcasing differing perspectives from students across the globe. Listeners will appreciate Dr. Clark's insights into the practical applications of sex therapy education and how it can lead to a rewarding career. The episode is packed with wisdom on how specialised training in sex therapy can be both personally fulfilling and financially rewarding.
Whether you're a professional in the field or simply interested in understanding more about sex therapy and education, this episode offers plenty to think about. How do individuals find strength in their journey to sobriety? Dive into this episode to discover how education can empower change.