Sharon Lamb, EdD PhD ABPP
sharon.lamb@umb.edu
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www.sexualethics.org for the curriculum
Available in paperback
Sharon Lamb is a psychologist, feminist scholar, and writer whose work sits at the intersection of psychology, feminist theory, philosophy, and clinical practice.
Across my books and research, I have explored the question of how should we treat one another, in particular in sexual relationships.
Whether writing about moral development, hookup culture, sexual remorse, trauma, or care, I am interested in disrupting accepted ideas and proposing new ways of thinking.
I am a Professor of Counseling Psychology in the Department of Counseling and School Psychology at UMass Boston where I am also serving as Chair of the department and recently was bestowed the prestigious Chancellor’s Award in Distinguished Scholarship. I train doctoral and masters’ students at in advanced psychotherapy and personality assessment.
An experienced clinician, I am Board Certified in Counseling Psychology and continue to see clients.
I have written, edited, and co-authored 12 books, won 2 book awards, co-authored the APA Task Force Report on the Sexualization of Girls and the APA Clinical Guidelines on Girls and Women. My two curricula, Sex Ed for Caring Schools Curriculum (the SECS-C), developed with a grant from the New CIvics Initiative of the Spencer Foundation, and the HABIT (Human Acts for Bystander Intervention Training), are available by contacting me.