Webinars

Sexual Health in Prostate Cancer: Webinar Series

This 10-part webinar series is designed to support healthcare professionals involved in the care of prostate cancer patients – including urologists, oncologists, radiation therapists, nurses, psychologists, and other team members – in addressing sexual health as a routine part of care.

Aligned with The Guidelines for Sexual Health Care for the Prostate Cancer Patient, the sessions provide practical tools, real-life patient scenarios, and inclusive strategies to help clinicians feel more confident in initiating conversations about sexual health across different treatment phases, care settings, and patient backgrounds.

The webinars are primarily intended for healthcare professionals but are also accessible to patients and the general public. All sessions will be available on this platform with enduring access and translated captions.

Find below an overview of the webinar topics and dates for 2025. Click on the title to register.
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Webinar Topics

1 – Introduction to Asking the Question about Sexual Health

2 – Rural and Urban Practice – Different Challenges, Different Approaches

3 – Asking the Question in the Context of Specific Treatments

4 – Involving Partners and the Biopsychosocial Approach

5 – Cultural Sensitivity in Asking the Question

6 – Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity

7 – Leveraging Resources for Comprehensive Sexual Health Care

8 – Interdisciplinary Collaboration

9 – Long-term Strategies for Managing Sexual Health Post-Treatment

10 – Technological Aids and Innovations

May 27, 2025

Webinar – Introduction to Asking the Question about Sexual Health

Arthur Burnett, Daniela Wittmann, Gerald Brock & James Williams Jr

Addressing sexual health is a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of prostate cancer care. This first webinar sets the stage by exploring why healthcare professionals should initiate conversations about sexual health with their patients.

Biopsychosocial Model Cultural Sensitivity Intimacy & Relationships Oncology Care Patient Communication Prostate Cancer Sexual Health

September 22, 2025

Webinar – Rural and Urban Practice – Different Challenges, Different Approaches

Andrew Matthew, John Mulhall & Luca Incrocci

Healthcare professionals face distinct challenges when addressing sexual health in rural and urban settings. Limited resources, time constraints, and cultural differences all shape how patients receive care. This webinar explores practical strategies to ensure equitable sexual health discussions, no matter the setting.

Healthcare Accessibility Patient-Centered Care Rural vs. Urban Healthcare Sexual Health Telehealth Solutions

November 14, 2025

Webinar – Asking the Question in the Context of Specific Treatments

Andrew Matthew, Evie Mertens, John Mulhall & Mohit Khera

Sexual health concerns often go unspoken during prostate cancer treatment, yet they significantly impact patients' well-being. This webinar explores how to navigate these conversations with sensitivity and confidence, addressing common challenges across different treatment modalities.

Androgen Deprivation Therapy Patient-Centered Care Prostate Cancer Treatment Radiation & Surgery Side Effects Sexual Health Communication

January 16, 2026

Webinar – Involving Partners and the Biopsychosocial Approach

Annamaria Giraldi, Sharon Bober & Stacy Loeb

Sexual health is more than just a physical issue—it affects relationships, emotions, and overall well-being. This webinar explores how to involve partners in discussions about sexual health while considering cultural sensitivities.

Biopsychosocial Model Emotional & Psychological Well-Being Partner Involvement Patient-Centered Care Sexual Health & Relationships

March 17, 2026

Webinar – Cultural Sensitivity in Asking the Question

Alan Shindel, Daniela Wittmann & Sandrine Atallah

Discussing sexual health can be challenging, especially when cultural norms influence how openly patients feel they can speak. This webinar explores how to navigate these conversations with sensitivity and respect, ensuring that discussions are both effective and culturally appropriate.

Breaking Barriers in Conversations Cultural Sensitivity in Healthcare Inclusive Healthcare Practices Patient Trust & Openness Sexual Health Communication

June 11, 2026

Webinar – Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity

Chris Nelson, Daniela Wittmann & Maurice Garcia

Ensuring an inclusive and affirming environment is essential when discussing sexual health with LGBTQIA+ patients. This webinar focuses on strategies to create safe spaces where patients feel comfortable sharing their concerns without fear of judgment.

Gender-Affirming Healthcare LGBTQIA+ Inclusive Care Patient Trust & Communication Safe & Supportive Conversations Sexual Health & Diversity

Live Continuing Education (CE) Language Statement

In support of improving patient care, the webinar activities have been planned and implemented by Amedco LLC and International Society for Sexual Medicine. Amedco LLC is jointly accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), to provide continuing education for the healthcare team.
This webinar series is accredited for a series of webinars per year (2025, 2026 and 2027) for Continuing Medical Education (CME) through Amedco LLC (ACCME, ANCC, and ACPE accredited), provider number: 4008163.

CME Information 2025: Participants are required to complete all three webinar series in 2025 to qualify for a total of 3.0 CME credits. Participation can be either live or on demand, but full attendance of all three sessions is required to receive credit.

CME Information 2026: Participants are required to complete all four webinar series in 2026 to qualify for a total of 4.0 CME credits. Participation can be either live or on demand, but full attendance of all three sessions is required to receive credit.

CME credits are available for:
– Physicians (AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™)
– Nurse Practitioners (AANP reciprocity)
– Physician Assistants (accepted by NCCP)

Click here for detailed information and instructions on how to obtain your certificate.