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How to become a sex therapist (written by Shan & Claude)

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Dear Shannon & Claudette,
I'm at that random crucial point in your life where you have to decide what to do. Or, rather, I should be. At any rate, I was wondering how one becomes a sex therapist, and what kind of qualifications you must have. -The Wonderer

Dear Wonderer,
What is the crucial point you are at? If you would like to find out about getting a certification or licensure in Sex Therapy you can contact AASECT (the American Association of Sex Educators and Therapists) at http://www.aasect.org or http://www.sexologist.org Best of luck! The world needs more people who appreciate sexuality and who understand that is one of our greatest gifts and one of our most fundamental rights! Shan & Claude

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