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structured academic syllabus framework for programs offered by the WNHO Institute of Sexology & Psychosexual Counseling, Pune, India.
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SYLLABUS

WNHO Institute of Sexology & Psychosexual Counselling

Pune, India

Field

Clinical Sexology | Intimacy Education | Psychosexual Counselling | Relationship Therapy

Objective of Programs

The programs are designed to:

• Develop scientific understanding of human sexuality and intimacy
• Train professionals in psychosexual counselling techniques
• Diagnose and manage male and female sexual disorders
• Improve relationship communication and emotional bonding
• Provide clinical and holistic approaches for sexual health


CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS


1. Primary Intimacy & Counselling Program

Certificate Course

Duration: 4 Weeks
Fees (After Concession): ₹9,999
Eligibility: Open to all (18+)

Course Objectives

• Basic understanding of human intimacy
• Emotional communication between partners
• Awareness of sexual health

Syllabus

Module 1 – Introduction to Human Intimacy

  • Meaning of intimacy
  • Physical, emotional and spiritual intimacy
  • Importance of sexual education

Module 2 – Basic Anatomy & Physiology

  • Male reproductive system
  • Female reproductive system
  • Hormones and libido

Module 3 – Emotional Bonding

  • Trust and communication
  • Love languages
  • Emotional connection

Module 4 – Relationship Counselling Basics

  • Conflict resolution
  • Respect and consent
  • Healthy relationship practices

2. Secondary Intimacy & Counselling Program

Certificate Course

Duration: 8 Weeks
Fees: ₹19,999
Eligibility: Completion of Primary Course / Any Graduate

Syllabus

Module 1 – Sexual Response Cycle

  • Desire, arousal, orgasm
  • Emotional factors affecting sexuality

Module 2 – Common Sexual Problems

  • Low libido
  • Performance anxiety
  • Premature ejaculation basics

Module 3 – Couples Communication

  • Improving marital intimacy
  • Relationship psychology

Module 4 – Counselling Techniques

  • Active listening
  • Empathy
  • Communication therapy

3. Advanced Intimacy & Counselling Certificate

Duration: 3 Months
Fees: ₹29,999
Eligibility: Any Graduate

Syllabus

Module 1 – Advanced Sexual Psychology

  • Personality and sexuality
  • Emotional trauma and intimacy

Module 2 – Sexual Dysfunction

  • Erectile dysfunction
  • Female arousal disorders
  • Orgasm disorders

Module 3 – Psychosexual Therapy

  • Sensate focus therapy
  • Behavioural therapy
  • Cognitive therapy

Module 4 – Tantra & Emotional Healing

  • Tantra intimacy techniques
  • Breathwork
  • Meditation practices

DIPLOMA PROGRAM


4. PG Diploma in Psychosexual Counselling

Duration: 6 Months
Fees: ₹80,000
Eligibility: Psychologists / Medical Doctors

Syllabus

Module 1 – Clinical Sexology

  • Anatomy and physiology
  • Neurobiology of sexual response

Module 2 – Male Sexual Disorders

  • Erectile dysfunction
  • Premature ejaculation
  • Delayed ejaculation

Module 3 – Female Sexual Disorders

  • Vaginismus
  • Dyspareunia
  • Orgasm disorders

Module 4 – Sexual Medicine

  • Pharmacotherapy
  • Hormonal therapy
  • Lifestyle management

Module 5 – Counselling Psychology

  • CBT therapy
  • Relationship counselling
  • Sexual trauma counselling

Module 6 – Clinical Case Studies

  • Patient history
  • Diagnosis
  • Treatment planning

FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM


5. Fellowship in Clinical Sexology & Psychosexual Counselling

Duration: 9 Months
Fees: ₹120,000
Eligibility: Doctors / Psychologists / PG Diploma Holders

Syllabus

Module 1 – Advanced Clinical Sexology

Module 2 – Diagnostic Techniques

  • Sexual history taking
  • Psychological testing

Module 3 – Advanced Therapies

  • Shockwave therapy
  • PRP therapy
  • Hormonal therapy

Module 4 – Marital Therapy

  • Infidelity counselling
  • Relationship crisis therapy

Module 5 – Integrative Therapies

  • Yoga therapy
  • Diet therapy
  • Meditation therapy

MASTER PROGRAM


6. Masters in Clinical Sexology & Counselling

Duration: 15 Months
Fees: ₹220,000
Eligibility: Graduate in Psychology / Medicine / Health Sciences

Syllabus Structure

Semester 1

  • Human sexuality
  • Psychosexual development
  • Reproductive endocrinology

Semester 2

  • Sexual dysfunctions
  • Relationship therapy
  • Sexual medicine

Semester 3

  • Advanced counselling techniques
  • Research methodology
  • Clinical training

Semester 4

  • Dissertation
  • Clinical case presentations
  • Viva examination

DOCTORATE PROGRAM


7. Doctorate in Clinical Sexology & Psychosexual Counselling

Duration: 3 Years
(Inclusive of Masters)

Fees: ₹350,000

Eligibility: Master’s Degree (Only Doctors & Psychologists)

Research Areas

  • Erectile dysfunction treatment models
  • Psychosexual therapy techniques
  • Low libido and hormonal imbalance
  • Tantra and intimacy therapy
  • Sexual trauma counselling
  • Relationship psychology

Doctoral Requirements

• Advanced coursework
• Clinical research project
• Publication in journals
• Dissertation and viva voce


PRACTICAL TRAINING

Students will receive training in:

• Patient counselling
• Clinical diagnosis
• Therapy techniques
• Case discussions
• Research methodology


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Graduates may work as:

• Clinical Sexologist
• Psychosexual Counsellor
• Relationship Therapist
• Sexual Health Educator
• Wellness Consultant
• Researcher

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Last Updated: January 2026

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🌿 WNHO Institute of Cosmetology & Skin Care

PG Diploma | Fellowship | Masters Programs

The WNHO Institute of Cosmetology & Skin Care is a premier platform dedicated to creating skilled cosmetologists, aesthetic experts, and skin care professionals through scientific, clinical, and practical training.

With the rising demand for non-surgical aesthetic treatments, skin rejuvenation, and beauty wellness, cosmetology has become one of the fastest-growing healthcare and wellness industries.


🎓 COURSES OFFERED

1. 📘 PG Diploma in Cosmetology & Skin Care (PGDCC)

✅ Duration:

  • 6 Months to 12 Months
  • Includes Theory + Clinical Practice

✅ Eligibility:

  • Doctors (MBBS, BAMS, BHMS, BDS)
  • Nurses / Therapists / Graduates in Life Sciences

📚 Syllabus:

🔬 Cosmetology Science

  • Skin Anatomy & Physiology
  • Hair Structure & Trichology
  • Skin Types & Analysis
  • Ageing & Anti-Ageing Science
  • Cosmetic Chemistry & Products

💉 Clinical Cosmetology

  • Chemical Peels
  • Acne & Pigmentation Treatment
  • PRP Therapy (Skin & Hair)
  • Anti-Ageing Treatments
  • Skin Rejuvenation

⚡ Advanced Aesthetic Procedures

  • Botox & Fillers (Introduction)
  • Laser Basics & Safety
  • Microneedling & Mesotherapy

🧠 Clinical Dermatology Basics

  • Common Skin Disorders
  • Diagnosis & Treatment Planning

💼 Practice Management

  • Clinic Setup
  • Patient Consultation
  • Ethics & Legal Guidelines

👉 PG Diploma programs emphasize hands-on clinical skills along with theory


2. 🏅 Fellowship in Clinical Cosmetology

✅ Duration:

  • 1 Month to 3 Months (Intensive Hands-on Training)

✅ Eligibility:

  • Medical Professionals / Advanced Therapists

📚 Syllabus:

🧪 Practical Clinical Training

  • Advanced Facials & Skin Protocols
  • Laser Hair Reduction (Demo)
  • Chemical Peels – Live Practice
  • PRP Hands-on Training

💉 Aesthetic Procedures

  • Botox Basics
  • Dermal Fillers
  • Thread Lift (Demo)

🧬 Hair & Skin Therapies

  • Hair Fall Treatment Protocols
  • Skin Brightening & Anti-ageing

👉 Fellowship programs are skill-based, short-term, procedure-oriented courses


3. 🎓 Masters in Cosmetology & Aesthetic Science

✅ Duration:

  • 1 Year to 2 Years

✅ Eligibility:

  • Graduates / Medical Professionals

📚 Syllabus:

🔬 Advanced Cosmetic Science

  • Cosmetic Formulations
  • Dermatological Science
  • Advanced Skin Biology

🧴 Advanced Skin & Hair Treatments

  • Clinical Aesthetics
  • Laser & Energy Devices
  • Advanced Anti-Ageing Therapies

💉 Medical Cosmetology

  • Injectables & Facial Contouring
  • Advanced PRP & Stem Cell Concepts

📊 Research & Innovation

  • Case Studies
  • Evidence-Based Cosmetology
  • Product Development

👉 Masters programs focus on scientific, research-based and advanced clinical cosmetology


💄 CORE SUBJECTS (COMMON IN ALL COURSES)

  • Skin Anatomy & Physiology
  • Hair Science & Trichology
  • Cosmetic Chemistry
  • Facial & Skin Treatments
  • Makeup & Aesthetic Techniques
  • Hygiene, Sterilization & Safety
  • Client Consultation & Communication

👉 Cosmetology courses combine theory + practical training for real-world application


⏳ COURSE STRUCTURE

CourseDurationFocus
PG Diploma6–12 MonthsClinical + Practical
Fellowship1–3 MonthsHands-on Intensive
Masters1–2 YearsAdvanced + Research

🏥 PRACTICAL TRAINING (WNHO ADVANTAGE)

  • Live Patient Demonstrations
  • Hands-on Clinical Practice
  • Digital Consultation Training
  • Real Clinic Setup Exposure
  • Internship Opportunity

💼 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

After completing courses from WNHO Institute:

  • Cosmetologist / Skin Specialist
  • Aesthetic Practitioner
  • Clinic Owner / Entrepreneur
  • Hair & Skin Consultant
  • Beauty & Wellness Trainer

👉 Cosmetology professionals can work in clinics, salons, or start their own practice


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✔ Integrative Approach (Medical + Holistic)
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Become a Certified Cosmetology Expert and start your journey in the booming beauty & wellness industry.

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Life membership of the Indian Society of Sex Medicine Practitioners.

LIFE MEMBERSHIP

Association of Indian Society of Sex Medicine Practitioners (AISSMP)

Building a Professional Community for Clinical Sexology, Sexual Medicine & Psychosexual Counselling

The Association of Indian Society of Sex Medicine Practitioners (AISSMP) is envisioned as a professional platform for qualified healthcare professionals and psychologists who have an academic, clinical, educational, or professional interest in Sexual Medicine, Clinical Sexology, Psychosexual Counselling, Sexual Health and Relationship Wellness.

Through life membership, eligible professionals can become part of a continuing professional community focused on scientific learning, clinical discussions, professional networking, conferences, educational resources and the development of responsible practices in the field of sexual health.

The initiative is associated with WNHO Health Care, a recognized startup, and is promoted through the WNHO Institute of Clinical Sexology, Pune & Surat, India.

 

LIFE MEMBERSHIP OPEN

Membership Fee: ₹4,999/-

One-time Life Membership Registration Fee

The life membership program is intended for eligible doctors and qualified psychologists who wish to participate in professional educational and networking activities related to Clinical Sexology and Sexual Medicine.

Eligible Professionals

Applications may be considered from qualified professionals including:

  • MBBS Doctors
  • BHMS Doctors
  • BAMS Doctors
  • BUMS Doctors
  • Qualified Psychologists

Applicants should possess the relevant recognized educational qualification and, where applicable, valid professional registration with the appropriate statutory/professional body.

Membership eligibility and professional practice rights remain subject to the laws, regulations and professional rules applicable to the individual’s underlying qualification and jurisdiction.

 

WHAT DOES AISSMP LIFE MEMBERSHIP OFFER?

Life membership is designed to create a continuing platform through which members can access educational activities, professional discussions and networking opportunities.

1. Life Membership Certificate

Approved members will receive an AISSMP Life Membership Certificate containing a unique membership/registration number issued by the association.

The certificate is intended to document association membership.

Important: An association membership certificate should not be interpreted as a government medical license, additional statutory qualification, specialist registration or authorization to practice a profession beyond the member’s existing legal scope of practice.

 

2. UNIQUE MEMBERSHIP NUMBER

Every approved life member can be assigned a unique membership number for association records.

The unique number may be used for:

  • Membership identification
  • Association correspondence
  • Conference registration
  • Educational program participation
  • Continuing professional activities
  • Member directory purposes, where applicable
  • Verification of association membership
 

3. SCIENTIFIC CLINICAL SEXOLOGY BOOKS & EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL

Members can receive access to or information regarding available scientific and educational resources in Clinical Sexology and Sexual Medicine, subject to the association’s publication and distribution policies.

Educational areas may include:

Clinical Sexology

  • Introduction to Clinical Sexology
  • Human Sexuality
  • Sexual Anatomy and Physiology
  • Sexual Response and Sexual Behaviour
  • Sexual Development
  • Sexual Health Education
  • Sexual Communication
  • Sexual Relationship Issues

Sexual Medicine

  • Erectile Dysfunction
  • Premature Ejaculation
  • Female Sexual Dysfunction
  • Low Sexual Desire
  • Orgasmic Difficulties
  • Genito-Pelvic Pain Disorders
  • Sexual Problems Associated with Medical Conditions
  • Sexual Problems Associated with Medications

Psychosexual Counselling

  • Psychosexual history taking
  • Sexual counselling principles
  • Couple communication
  • Relationship counselling
  • Behavioural approaches
  • Cognitive-behavioural approaches
  • Sensate Focus principles
  • Sexual anxiety
  • Performance anxiety
  • Counselling ethics

The educational material should be used for professional learning and should not substitute for appropriate clinical guidelines, statutory requirements or specialist medical consultation.

 

4. WEEKLY PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS

AISCSMP members may have opportunities to participate in weekly professional and educational meetings.

These meetings can provide a forum for:

  • Clinical discussions
  • Case-based learning
  • Sexology education
  • Sexual medicine updates
  • Psychosexual counselling discussions
  • Research discussions
  • Literature review
  • Professional networking
  • Question-and-answer sessions
  • Presentation of educational topics
  • Discussion of emerging developments in sexual health

The objective is to encourage continuous professional learning and responsible discussion of sexual-health-related subjects.

 

5. CLINICAL CASE DISCUSSION

Clinical case discussions can be an important component of professional education.

Where appropriate and legally permissible, members may discuss anonymized clinical scenarios involving topics such as:

  • Erectile dysfunction
  • Premature ejaculation
  • Low libido
  • Sexual anxiety
  • Relationship difficulties
  • Female sexual concerns
  • Performance anxiety
  • Sexual pain
  • Sexual communication
  • Psychosexual counselling
  • Sexual difficulties associated with chronic diseases

Patient confidentiality must always be maintained.

No personally identifiable patient information should be presented in educational meetings without appropriate authorization and compliance with applicable privacy and professional requirements.

 

6. CONFERENCES & PROFESSIONAL EVENTS

AISCSMP members may be invited to participate in conferences, seminars, workshops, webinars and other professional educational activities organized or supported by the association and its affiliated educational initiatives.

Potential conference topics may include:

Scientific Sessions

  • Advances in Sexual Medicine
  • Contemporary Clinical Sexology
  • Psychosexual Counselling
  • Sexual Dysfunction Management
  • Sexual Health in Chronic Disease
  • Sexual Medicine Research
  • Sexual Health Education
  • Couple and Relationship Wellness

Professional Sessions

  • Clinical communication
  • Ethical practice
  • Professional documentation
  • Patient counselling
  • Interdisciplinary collaboration
  • Professional development

Conference participation may be subject to separate event schedules, eligibility criteria and applicable registration fees.

 

7. PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING

Sexual health frequently requires an interdisciplinary approach.

AISSMP aims to encourage professional interaction among:

  • Medical doctors
  • Psychologists
  • Clinical sexology professionals
  • Counsellors
  • Sexual medicine practitioners
  • Mental-health professionals
  • Other appropriately qualified healthcare professionals

Such interaction can help professionals exchange knowledge and develop collaborative approaches while respecting each profession’s legal and ethical scope.

 

8. CONTINUING EDUCATION

Modern sexual medicine is a continuously developing field.

New research, diagnostic approaches, counselling methods, pharmacological treatments, behavioural interventions and technologies continue to emerge.

AISCSMP educational activities may therefore focus on continuing professional development in areas including:

Sexual Medicine → Clinical Sexology → Psychosexual Counselling → Relationship Health → Sexual Health Education → Evidence-Based Practice

Members are encouraged to maintain their professional knowledge through appropriate continuing education and reference to current scientific literature and recognized clinical guidelines.

 

9. WHY A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION IS IMPORTANT

Sexual health is an important component of overall health and quality of life.

However, sexual concerns may remain under-discussed because of:

  • Social stigma
  • Lack of communication
  • Embarrassment
  • Cultural barriers
  • Lack of awareness
  • Misconceptions about sexuality
  • Fear of consultation
  • Relationship difficulties
  • Inadequate sexual-health education

A professional platform can provide opportunities for qualified professionals to learn how to communicate about sexual-health concerns in a respectful, confidential and scientifically responsible manner.

The broader objective is to encourage professionals to approach sexual-health concerns as legitimate healthcare and counselling concerns rather than subjects that should be ignored because of social discomfort.

 

10. CLINICAL SEXOLOGY AS AN INTERDISCIPLINARY FIELD

Clinical Sexology involves the study and professional understanding of human sexuality and sexual difficulties.

It can intersect with several disciplines, including:

Medicine

Medical conditions may affect sexual function.

Psychology

Psychological factors may influence desire, arousal, orgasm, sexual confidence and relationships.

Psychiatry

Certain psychiatric conditions and medications can influence sexuality.

Gynaecology

Women’s sexual health may intersect with reproductive, hormonal and gynecological health.

Urology

Male sexual health may overlap with urological conditions.

Endocrinology

Hormonal disorders can affect sexual function.

Relationship Counselling

Couple communication and relationship dynamics may influence sexual wellbeing.

Lifestyle Medicine

Sleep, stress, exercise, nutrition, substance use and general health may influence sexual health.

Because of this interdisciplinary nature, responsible sexual-health care often benefits from appropriate professional collaboration.

 

11. PROFESSIONAL ETHICS

AISCSMP members are expected to recognize the importance of ethical professional conduct.

Important principles include:

Confidentiality

Patient and client information must be protected.

Informed Consent

Appropriate consent should be obtained before examination, treatment or counselling.

Professional Boundaries

Clear professional boundaries must be maintained.

Respect

Patients and clients should be treated with dignity regardless of gender, age, relationship status, sexual concerns or background.

Non-Judgmental Communication

Professionals should communicate without unnecessary stigma or humiliation.

Evidence-Informed Practice

Clinical decisions should be based on appropriate scientific evidence, professional competence and applicable guidelines.

Referral

Professionals should refer patients to appropriate specialists whenever a condition exceeds their competence or legal scope of practice.

 

12. SEXUAL HEALTH AND PATIENT EDUCATION

One of the important areas of Clinical Sexology is patient education.

Patients frequently obtain sexual-health information from:

  • Social media
  • Internet searches
  • Unverified advertisements
  • Friends and acquaintances
  • Commercial websites
  • Unqualified practitioners

This can create confusion and misinformation.

Qualified professionals can contribute to better public understanding by providing scientifically responsible education about:

  • Normal sexual development
  • Sexual anatomy
  • Sexual response
  • Sexual communication
  • Safe sexual practices
  • Common sexual concerns
  • Relationship communication
  • When professional consultation is appropriate
 

13. PROFESSIONAL LEARNING THROUGH CASE-BASED EDUCATION

Case-based education can help professionals connect theoretical knowledge with clinical reasoning.

An educational case discussion may follow a structured format:

1. Presenting concern

2. Relevant history

3. Medical and psychological factors

4. Sexual history

5. Relationship context

6. Differential considerations

7. Appropriate assessment

8. Management options within professional scope

9. Referral requirements

10. Follow-up and patient education

This structure encourages systematic thinking rather than reliance on unsupported claims or one-size-fits-all approaches.

 

14. RESEARCH & ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT

The association can also encourage academic development in Clinical Sexology and Sexual Medicine.

Potential academic activities include:

  • Literature review
  • Research methodology
  • Case reports
  • Observational studies
  • Survey research
  • Patient education research
  • Sexual-health awareness studies
  • Psychosexual counselling research
  • Interdisciplinary research

Members interested in research should follow appropriate research ethics, institutional requirements, informed-consent procedures and applicable regulations.

 

15. PROFESSIONAL DISCUSSION FORUM

A professional association can provide a continuing forum for members to discuss emerging questions in sexual health.

Possible discussion themes include:

Male Sexual Health

  • Erectile dysfunction
  • Premature ejaculation
  • Delayed ejaculation
  • Low sexual desire
  • Sexual performance anxiety

Female Sexual Health

  • Low desire
  • Arousal difficulties
  • Orgasmic difficulties
  • Sexual pain
  • Relationship-related sexual difficulties

Couple and Relationship Health

  • Communication
  • Intimacy
  • Emotional connection
  • Sexual expectations
  • Relationship conflict

Psychosexual Health

  • Anxiety
  • Stress
  • Body image
  • Sexual confidence
  • Relationship concerns
 

16. WNHO INSTITUTE OF CLINICAL SEXOLOGY

The WNHO Institute of Clinical Sexology, Pune & Surat, Mumbai, India is associated with educational initiatives in Clinical Sexology, Sexual Medicine and Psychosexual Counselling.

The institute’s educational activities may include:

  • Professional courses
  • Workshops
  • Seminars
  • Clinical education
  • Case discussions
  • Academic resources
  • Professional networking
  • Continuing education activities

The institute can serve as an educational platform for professionals seeking structured learning in sexual health and psychosexual counselling.

 

17. ASSOCIATION WITH WNHO HEALTH CARE

AISSMP membership is being promoted through WNHO Health Care, described as a  Government recognized startup.

The association and institute should be understood as professional/educational platforms.

Membership does not by itself:

  • Confer an MBBS/BAMS/BHMS/BUMS qualification
  • Confer a psychology degree
  • Create a new statutory medical specialty
  • Replace registration with a statutory medical council
  • Authorize practice outside an individual’s legal professional scope
  • Automatically confer specialist status
  • Guarantee clinical outcomes
  • Replace recognized postgraduate medical qualifications

Members should continue to comply with all applicable professional laws, regulations, ethical standards and registration requirements.

 

18. WHO CAN APPLY?

The proposed membership is intended for eligible qualified professionals, including:

Medical Doctors

MBBS

BHMS

BAMS

BUMS

Psychology Professionals

Qualified Psychologists, subject to applicable professional qualification and registration requirements.

Applicants may be required to provide appropriate educational and professional documentation during registration.

The association may determine final membership eligibility according to its membership rules.

 

19. MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION PROCESS

A proposed registration process may include:

Step 1 – Enquiry

Contact the WNHO Institute team for membership information.

Step 2 – Eligibility Verification

Submit details of professional qualification and applicable registration.

Step 3 – Membership Application

Complete the AISCSMP membership application form.

Step 4 – Document Verification

Relevant qualification and professional documents may be reviewed.

Step 5 – Payment

Pay the applicable one-time life membership fee of:

₹4,999/-

Step 6 – Membership Approval

After verification and approval, the applicant can be enrolled as a life member according to the association’s membership rules.

Step 7 – Certificate & Membership Number

An approved member can receive the association’s life membership certificate and unique membership number.

Step 8 – Professional Activities

Members can participate in eligible educational meetings, conferences, seminars and other association activities.

 

20. MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS AT A GLANCE

Benefit Life Member
Life Membership Yes, subject to approval
Membership Certificate Yes
Unique Membership Number Yes
Scientific Clinical Sexology Resources Available as per association policy
Weekly Educational Meetings Eligible to participate
Conferences Eligible subject to event rules
Seminars & Workshops Eligible subject to event rules
Professional Networking Yes
Clinical Case Discussions As permitted
Academic Discussions Yes
Continuing Education Activities Yes
Membership Fee ₹4,999 one-time
 

21. ACADEMIC LIBRARY

Members may be provided access to educational resources covering areas such as:

  • Human Sexuality
  • Clinical Sexology
  • Sexual Medicine
  • Psychosexual Counselling
  • Sexual Dysfunction
  • Relationship Counselling
  • Sexual Health Education
  • Behavioural Sexual Therapy
  • Communication Skills
  • Clinical Assessment
  • Sexual Health Research

Availability of individual books, digital resources and publications will depend upon the association’s library and publication arrangements.

 

22. WEEKLY AISSMP EDUCATIONAL MEETING

The proposed weekly meeting can become a regular academic forum for members.

A typical meeting could include:

10 Minutes – Introduction

20 Minutes – Scientific Topic

20 Minutes – Clinical Discussion

15 Minutes – Case-Based Learning

10 Minutes – Research Update

10 Minutes – Questions & Answers

5 Minutes – Announcements

This format can be adapted according to the association’s academic calendar.

 

23. POSSIBLE MONTHLY ACADEMIC THEMES

Month 1

Fundamentals of Human Sexuality

Month 2

Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Month 3

Clinical Assessment of Sexual Disorders

Month 4

Erectile Dysfunction

Month 5

Premature Ejaculation

Month 6

Female Sexual Dysfunction

Month 7

Low Sexual Desire

Month 8

Psychosexual Counselling

Month 9

Relationship and Couple Counselling

Month 10

Sexual Health in Chronic Diseases

Month 11

Clinical Ethics and Confidentiality

Month 12

Research Methodology in Sexual Medicine

 

24. DEVELOPING A PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY

The long-term vision of AISSMP is to facilitate a professional community in which qualified practitioners can:

LEARN → DISCUSS → CONNECT → RESEARCH → EDUCATE → DEVELOP

The association can provide an environment for professionals to continue learning throughout their careers.

Clinical knowledge does not remain static. Regular professional education can help practitioners remain aware of developments in their fields and identify areas where referral or specialist consultation is appropriate.

 

25. RESPONSIBLE SEXUAL MEDICINE

Sexual medicine involves sensitive areas of human health.

Professional communication should therefore be:

  • Scientific
  • Respectful
  • Confidential
  • Patient-centered
  • Evidence-informed
  • Ethical
  • Culturally sensitive
  • Within professional scope

Professionals should avoid unsupported promises of guaranteed treatment or guaranteed outcomes.

 

26. THE ROLE OF INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION

A patient presenting with a sexual complaint may have multiple contributing factors.

For example, sexual dysfunction may coexist with:

  • Diabetes
  • Hypertension
  • Cardiovascular disease
  • Endocrine disorders
  • Medication effects
  • Psychological stress
  • Anxiety
  • Relationship difficulties
  • Sleep problems
  • Lifestyle factors

Depending on the clinical situation, management may require collaboration among appropriately qualified healthcare professionals.

AISCSMP can provide an educational environment for discussing such interdisciplinary approaches.

 

27. PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES

Membership can facilitate professional connections through:

  • Weekly meetings
  • Conferences
  • Seminars
  • Workshops
  • Academic presentations
  • Case discussions
  • Research discussions
  • Online educational sessions

The objective is to develop a community of professionals interested in responsible sexual-health education and clinical practice.

 

28. INVITATION TO QUALIFIED PROFESSIONALS

If you are a qualified doctor or psychologist interested in Clinical Sexology, Sexual Medicine or Psychosexual Counselling, AISCSMP Life Membership provides an opportunity to participate in a professional educational network.

Join the Professional Community

Association of Indian Society of Sex Medicine Practitioners (AISSMP)

Life Membership Fee

₹4,999/-

One-Time Registration

Eligibility

MBBS | BHMS | BAMS | BUMS | Qualified Psychologists

Subject to applicable qualification, registration and association eligibility requirements.

 

29. MEMBERSHIP CONTACT

Director

Prof. Dr. Ramesh Maheshwari

WNHO Institute of Clinical Sexology

Pune – Surat, India

Email

wnhohealthcarepvt.ltd@gmail.com

WhatsApp

9604715783

Membership Enquiry

Interested professionals can contact the WNHO team for:

  • Eligibility confirmation
  • Membership application
  • Required documents
  • Payment instructions
  • Certificate information
  • Unique membership number
  • Weekly meeting schedule
  • Conference information
  • Educational resources
  • Academic activities
 

30. FINAL MESSAGE

JOIN • LEARN • CONNECT • DEVELOP

The field of sexual medicine continues to require responsible professionals who can communicate with patients respectfully and approach sexual-health concerns in an informed and ethical manner.

The Association of Indian Society of Sex Medicine Practitioners (AISSMP) seeks to create a professional educational community for qualified doctors and psychologists interested in Clinical Sexology, Sexual Medicine and Psychosexual Counselling.

Through continuing education, scientific resources, professional meetings, case-based discussions, conferences and networking activities, members can participate in an ongoing academic environment.

AISSMP LIFE MEMBERSHIP

₹4,999/- One-Time Fee

Eligible Professionals:

MBBS | BHMS | BAMS | BUMS | Qualified Psychologists

Membership Certificate + Unique Membership Number

Scientific Clinical Sexology Resources

Weekly Educational Meetings

Conferences & Academic Activities

Professional Networking

 

CONTACT FOR MEMBERSHIP

Prof. Dr. Ramesh Maheshwari
Director
WNHO Institute of Clinical Sexology
Pune – Surat, Mumbai  India

Email: wnhohealthcarepvt.ltd@gmail.com
WhatsApp: 9604715783

WNHO Institute of Clinical Sexology

Promoting Professional Education in Clinical Sexology, Sexual Medicine & Psychosexual Counselling

AISSMP Life Membership – ₹4,999/-

Membership is subject to verification and acceptance under the association’s applicable membership rules. Association membership does not replace statutory professional registration, recognized qualifications, or legal authorization required for clinical practice.