The Identity Imprint: How Trauma at Different Ages Shapes Sexual Selfhood, with Jessica Marks

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Sexuality is one of the earliest and most enduring organizers of identity. Across the lifespan, experiences of safety, embodiment, attachment, and relational meaning shape how individuals come to understand themselves as sexual beings. When trauma occurs, whether in infancy, childhood, adolescence, early adulthood, or later in life, it leaves a developmentally specific imprint on identity, the body, the nervous system, and the capacity for intimacy. This training provides a comprehensive, developmentally grounded framework for understanding how trauma at different ages shapes sexual

selfhood, relational patterns, and adult functioning. Through this lens, clinicians will deepen their ability to recognize trauma organized sexuality, understand the developmental roots of adult sexual difficulties, and support clients in reclaiming agency, embodiment, and coherent sexual identity. This training offers a clear, clinically precise map for working with sexual trauma across developmental stages without pathologizing…