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Cultural Competency – Multi-media Course on Cultural and Religious Influences on Love and Sex

Welcome to Loveology University’s overview of our course on: Cultural Competency - Cultural and Religious Influences on Love and Sex. This fascinating course looks at sexually through the lens of sociology and cultural diversity, viewing various cultures, religions and attitudes towards sex and love from a multi-cultural perspective.

In This Course You Will:

• Learn the variations that exist across and within cultures.
• Assess where you stand in terms of cultural and behavioral paradigms.
• Gain perspective on the ways culture shapes sexuality and feelings of lovability.
• Understand why behaviors are not determined by biology and instincts.
• Learn how culture and religion impact our sexuality.

Why is it Important to Learn About Cultural Differences?

The cultural context of a client’s life is just as important as the intent for which the client seeks help.

This course studies...

Welcome to Loveology University’s sneak preview video course on Gay Lovers. This in-depth course will teach you everything you need to know about coming out, finding a partner, dating and relationships, as well as how to have great sex for gay men.

What does it Mean to be Gay?

These days being Gay refers colloquially to homosexuality.  To be gay means to identify with people who are romantically and or sexually attracted to the same sex.  For this article and video course, we are referring to gay men.  Our course on gay women is here.

An increasingly large amount of research has been done to determine the biological role in orientation and more specifically, homosexuality.

Our genes, hormones, environment, experiences and programming by our peers, all influence our sexual orientation.

Fellatio: Tips on Oral Pleasure for Men

1. Use the tip of your tongue and slide it side to side across his urethral opening
2. Lick, kiss, and suck the frenulum for extra...

Welcome to Loveology University’s sneak preview video course on Couple’s Enrichment and how to create intimacy in a relationship.  This in-depth course will teach you the fine art of love, communication, seduction, tantra and everything you need to know to reignite your relationship and renew that sizzle and spark.

Welcome to Loveology University’s sneak preview video course on Couple’s Enrichment and how to create intimacy in a relationship.  This in-depth course will teach you the fine art of love, communication, seduction, tantra and everything you need to know to reignite your relationship and renew that sizzle and spark.

What Does Couple’s Enrichment Mean?

It has all the ingredients of true love: friendship, respect, trust, communication and passion.

Communication: Showing Gratitude through Compliments

Giving compliments is one of the easiest ways you can show love and gratitude to your lover.  And, it makes them feel good by...

Welcome to Loveology University’s sneak preview video course on Sexual Intimacy.  This in-depth course will teach you everything you need to know to find everlasting love, and how to nurture a strong romantic love relationship.

“Among men, sex sometimes results in intimacy; among women, intimacy sometimes results in sex.”― Dame Barbara Cartland

What is Intimacy?

Intimacy comes from the Latin: intimus, meaning “innermost”, and intimare, meaning “to make familiar”.  Thus, intimacy is a close familiarity or friendship, that is closely personal and private, and may include sexual intimacy or intercourse.

Intimacy Is:

• Shared moments
• Closeness
• Safety
• Trust
• Transparency
• Empathy
• Vulnerability

Intimacy Rules of Engagement

• Get close but not too close too quickly.
• Sustain a connection but find boundaries.
• Try to be a lover but don’t lose your friendship.
• Open up about yourself but don’t overwhelm.
• Don’t reject...

Welcome to Loveology University’s sneak preview video course on Romantic Love Relationships.  This in-depth course will teach you everything you need to know to find everlasting love, and how to nurture a strong romantic love relationship.

Many people give up looking for love, just when they are about to find it.

Triangular Theory of Love

John Allen Lee established six styles of love.  Then, Sternberg changed them up a bit and put them into a model of seven combinations. According to his model, in order to have a successfully romantic love relationship you need three equal elements:

• Passion: attraction, desire and lust.
• Commitment: deciding to love and maintaining the relationship in the long term.
• Intimacy: feelings of closeness, bonding, and connectedness.

Dr. Ava Cadell’s 12 C’s of Love

A Comprehensive Code for being a Cool, Confident & Charismatic Couple!

Follow Dr. Ava’s recipe to find everlasting love.

Communication: This is the...