ISW professors and graduates are competent practitioners, researchers, educators, and developers of theory and interventions in sexuality and sex therapy. All courses require professional reading and assignments, attendance, and a final exam. Student assignments for each class emphasize and encourage scholarly writing in the field.

• ISW has developed 150+ clock hours of graduate-level training in sexuality and sex therapy from a Christian perspective.

• ISW courses are offered at several locations in partnership with universities and seminaries. Courses are equivalent to 28-40 hours (2-3 graduate semester hours), in accordance with the partner school, and are offered in intensive formats taught Friday through Sunday or Monday through Friday, depending on the location.

• ISW courses are predominantly taught by a team, as a team provides a breadth of perspectives, theories, and therapeutic applications.

• To complete the program, students must complete 5 ISW courses (1 Introductory Course, 3 Intermediate Courses, and 1 Advanced Course from a selection of 4). Participants and students can complete the entire program within two years, though many of our students pace the program to meet their professional and personal goals and needs.

Alumni are welcome to return and audit online previously completed courses when they are taught during the academic year for 22 CEUs.