Professional Development
We offer consultations, supervision, and regular CEU trainings for other mental health professionals.
- OKSRI is an AASECT approved provider for continuing education.
- OKSRI is a board approved CEU provider for LPC/LMFTs in Oklahoma.
- OKSRI is a board approved CEU provider for LCSWs in Oklahoma.
Consultation
OKSRI clinicians are available for consultation with other mental health professionals regarding working with clients on issues such as, but not limited to, issues related to sexual dysfunction, erectile issues, low desire, desire discrepancy in relationships, sexuality, and other psychosexual issues. Additionally, we are available for consultation regarding non-monogamous relationship structures.
Supervision
Dr. Stevens and Victoria James are board-approved LPC supervisors and can provide supervision for LPC Candidates. Additionally, as a licensed Oklahoma psychologist, Dr. Stevens can also provide supervision for licensed psychologist candidates.
Sexual Health Certificate Program
We have developed a 150-hour program that will help participants meet the sex therapy training and human sexuality educational requirements needed to become an AASECT-certified sex therapist. This 12-month program includes online and in-person learning opportunities with AASECT-certified instructors.
Please note that program completion does not ensure or guarantee AASECT certification.
Fall
We offer CEU trainings throughout the year. Our fall trainings are listed below.
Spring
We offer CEU trainings throughout the year. Our spring trainings are listed below.
Our Trainings
OKSRI is proud to offer various continuing education trainings throughout the year to other mental health professionals.
Each training is $50 and only one ticket for each training may be purchased by one individual.
Fall 2025 Schedule
Saturday, September 27th
9 am – 12 pm | Participants may attend in-person at the OKSRI offices or virtually.
Join Dr. Stevens as she explores the application of existential theory and practice in sex therapy. She will discuss the conceptualization of sexual difficulties utilizing an existential approach.
Thursday, October 23rd
Relational Trauma
12 pm – 3 pm | Participants may attend in-person at the OKSRI offices or virtually.
1 in 3 women will be the victim of physical violence by a partner in their lifetime. Working with survivors of abuse is thus inevitable, regardless of our clinical setting. Presented by an instructor with over 3,000 hours of OAG (Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office) training and experience in working with survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, this training will provide participants with an increased understanding of healthy, unhealthy, and abusive relationships. Participants will discuss with the instructor the nuances of what abuse may look like. The instructor will lead discussions on the impact of sexual assault as a relational trauma. Participants will be provided with education on the different types and effects of trauma, including complex relational trauma, and how this may impact clients. Through the training, clinical considerations of this information will be discussed.
Thursday, November 6th
Medical Interventions, Assessment, And Referrals In Sex Therapy
12 pm – 3 pm | Participants may attend in-person at the OKSRI offices or virtually.
In this 3-hour CEU, we’ll break down the basics of bringing medical awareness into your clinical work. You’ll learn practical ways to gather and understand medical information, how to decide when a referral is needed, and what interventions can support your clients’ overall wellbeing. We’ll also step back and talk about the bigger picture: what does “health” really mean, and how can we help clients move toward it in realistic, compassionate ways? You’ll leave with tools you can use right away in practice and a fresh perspective on supporting health in all its dimensions.
Saturday, November 8th
9 am – 12 pm | Participants may attend in-person at the OKSRI offices or virtually.
Grief is a reaction to a loss. People experience loss in a multitude of ways in the area of sex/sexuality, sexual health and functioning. Join Dr. Stevens as she explores how clinicians can utilize grief models and approaches when addressing sex/sexuality difficulties with clients.