Introduction to broaching the topic of sex/sexuality with clients and navigating conversations about sexual issues in supervision. In marriage and family therapy, relational concerns are often the main focus. However, the concern is often centered around issues related to sex, sexual identity, expression, and practices. In addition, erotic countertransference can lead to unethical and illegal behavior. This presentation covers how to support erotically marginalized clients and how to broach the topic of erotic countertransference in supervision to mitigate risks of harm.

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About the Speakers:

Robyn Flores, LMFT, LPC, NCC, ACS (she/her)

Robyn Flores is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Texas, Colorado, Utah, and Missouri and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Colorado. She is an Approved Clinical Supervisor and AAMFT Supervisor Candidate. She is also a Sex Therapist, Sexuality Educator, professor on the topic of Human Sexuality at the master’s level, and teaching assistant for doctoral-level Ethics and Neuroanatomy. She is a Doctoral Candidate in the dissertation phase and is expected to defend her dissertation in the Spring of 2024. Her research efforts lie in the realm of intersectional identities (neurodivergence and sexuality), cis-female ADHD and Autistic experiences, and effective ways of broaching erotic countertransference in supervision. She has presented at local, regional, and national conferences on the topic of sex and various relational dynamics.

Caroline Lee

Caroline is a Colorado therapist, specializing in trauma therapy and sex therapy. She holds candidacy for both the Licensed Professional Counselor and Marriage and Family Therapist licensures. Caroline is passionate about helping clients in their journey of life, as well as many other side projects related to mental health. Her current research topics include erotic countertransference, the experience of the cuckquean within kink, and the experience of grieving the life you're living.