My Sexual Health Webinar Replay: Understanding Asexuality
with Chant Malan sponsored by Femagene
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Discover the World of Asexuality
Webinar Replay Available Now
Missed the live session? Now’s your chance to catch up with the replay of our webinar, "Understanding Asexuality" with Chant Malan.
Whether you're someone exploring your own identity or simply curious about the asexual spectrum, this session offers valuable insights into what asexuality is (and isn’t) and how it intersects with other identities.
This replay is perfect for anyone wanting to better understand asexuality, challenge assumptions, and learn about the importance of inclusive communication.
Accessible to all, this webinar will enrich your understanding of sexual diversity in a meaningful way. Don’t miss out—watch the replay today!
Whether you're someone exploring your own identity or simply curious about the asexual spectrum, this session offers valuable insights into what asexuality is (and isn’t) and how it intersects with other identities.
This replay is perfect for anyone wanting to better understand asexuality, challenge assumptions, and learn about the importance of inclusive communication.
Accessible to all, this webinar will enrich your understanding of sexual diversity in a meaningful way. Don’t miss out—watch the replay today!
Instructor
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Chant Malan
Chant Malan (they/them) is a clinical sexologist, counselling psychologist and the Gauteng Chairperson of the Southern African Sexual Health Association (SASHA). They have a special interest in queer sexual health, and gender, sexual, and relationship diversity.
Chant’s approach to therapy is intersectional, and they aim to create a safe, affirming and playful environment for a diverse spectrum of identities and life experiences. Chant has a Masters in Counselling Psychology, a Masters in Political and International Studies, and a Diploma in Clinical Sexology and Relationship Therapy through the Contemporary Institute of Clinical Sexology in the UK.
Their academic background means that Chant came into Psychology from a social justice context. They are passionate about education and advocacy and have presented their work on sexuality education at conferences internationally. They are also the creator of the online course Working With Asexualities.
Chant proudly identifies as a coffee-loving (sex) nerd. They live in Johannesburg with their three fur-children, an ever-growing pile of books and a herb garden in constant need of revival.
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Chant’s approach to therapy is intersectional, and they aim to create a safe, affirming and playful environment for a diverse spectrum of identities and life experiences. Chant has a Masters in Counselling Psychology, a Masters in Political and International Studies, and a Diploma in Clinical Sexology and Relationship Therapy through the Contemporary Institute of Clinical Sexology in the UK.
Their academic background means that Chant came into Psychology from a social justice context. They are passionate about education and advocacy and have presented their work on sexuality education at conferences internationally. They are also the creator of the online course Working With Asexualities.
Chant proudly identifies as a coffee-loving (sex) nerd. They live in Johannesburg with their three fur-children, an ever-growing pile of books and a herb garden in constant need of revival.
What You Will Learn
- The true meaning of asexuality and the diversity within ace identities.
- Common myths and misconceptions about asexuality.
- How to support asexual individuals, whether you’re a healthcare provider or a curious mind.
- The impact of compulsory sexuality and why it matters for everyone.
- Practical strategies for inclusive communication with asexual individuals.
- Common myths and misconceptions about asexuality.
- How to support asexual individuals, whether you’re a healthcare provider or a curious mind.
- The impact of compulsory sexuality and why it matters for everyone.
- Practical strategies for inclusive communication with asexual individuals.
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Thank you to our Sponsor:
FEMAGENE
