Support for clinicians doing meaningful, affirming work.
At the Idaho Institute of Gender and Sex Therapy, we offer supervision, consultation, and training for mental health professionals in Idaho and beyond.
At the Idaho Institute of Gender and Sex Therapy, we’re passionate about supporting therapists who are committed to inclusive, trauma-informed, and LGBTQIA2S+ affirming care. We offer supervision, consultation, and professional training to clinicians who want to deepen their work around gender, sexuality, relationships, and identity, with compassion, enthusiasm, and humor.
Our Certified Supervisors
Jeremy Irvin, LCSW, M.Ed., CST, CSTS
Clinical Social Worker
Jeremy Irvin (he/him) is the owner of the Idaho Institute of Gender and Sex Therapy in Boise, Idaho. He is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and has more than 13 years of experience providing therapy services to marginalized communities. He holds both a Master of Social Work and a Master of Education in Human Sexuality from Widener University. He is an AASECT certified Sex Therapist and Supervisor as well as a member of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH).
Clinical Supervision (for Idaho)
We provide clinical supervision for therapists in Idaho who are working towards their clinical endorsement who want a space that integrates identity-affirming care, relational work, and trauma-informed practice. Our supervision style is supportive, curious, and collaborative, with an emphasis on you becoming the ideal therapist that you want to be.
Supervision may focus on:
- Improving case conceptualization and diagnostic skills
- Working with marginalized sexual and gender minorities
- Navigating sexual health topics with confidence and respect
- Exploring countertransference, privilege, and clinician identity
- Building sustainable, values-driven clinical practice
- Managing burnout and staying connected to your “why”
Supervision is shaped to meet your developmental goals and licensure requirements.
AASECT Supervision
If you’re seeking AASECT Supervision as a provider anywhere within the United States, we can help.
The Idaho Institute of Gender and Sex Therapy is proud to offer supervision for clinicians pursuing certification through the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT). Our team includes AASECT-Certified Sex Therapist Supervisors who are committed to supporting practitioners in building a grounded, inclusive, and embodied sex therapy practice.
Key Info for AASECT Supervision Candidates
We welcome licensed mental health professionals across the U.S. who are seeking to become Certified Sex Therapists (CSTs).
Our supervision process integrates clinical depth, critical reflection, and practical application, all grounded in sex-positive, trauma-informed, and LGBTQIA2S+ affirming care.
- Open to licensed mental health professionals nationwide
- Candidates must be active AASECT members during the supervision process
- Licensure must be maintained throughout the certification period
- AASECT requires 50 hours of supervision, which can be completed with up to two supervisors (one must be designated as your primary supervisor)
- Supervision typically spans 18 months or more, depending on your training path and clinical caseload
- We offer individual and group supervision to help you meet your certification goals
Professional Consultation
We offer one time or ongoing consultation services to clinicians across the United States.
We offer one-time or ongoing consultation for licensed clinicians seeking support with specific cases, clinical dilemmas, or questions related to gender, sex, relationships, or ethical complexity. Whether you’re navigating a challenging relational dynamic, supporting a client through gender transition, or just needing a space to reflect, you’re welcome here.
Consultation topics may include:
- Supporting polyamorous and non-monogamous clients
- Letter-writing practices for gender affirming care
- Therapist self-disclosure, identity alignment, and ethical navigation
- Affirming care for queer, kink, and sex worker communities
- Organizational practices for inclusive and accessible care
Contact us to connect about Supervision or Consulting
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