Description of Activity: This session will explore the impact of ADHD on sexuality, discussing key features that distinguish neurodivergent students landing in campus counseling and respondent services offices from neurotypical students including themes related to hypersexuality, impulsivity, sexual impulsivity/sexual eagerness, struggles with transitions, distractions, sensory issues, and relationship problems. In addition, we will outline essential treatment and intervention adaptations for this population, including the importance of addressing ADHD as a key component to ensure risk reduction.

1. Describe the unique impact of ADHD on risk factors for sexual harm.

2. Discuss the relevance of addressing neurodiversity in both prevention and treatment of individuals who have engaged in sexual misconduct.

3. Apply strategies to ensure consideration of neurodiversity in both prevention and treatment contexts. 

Primary Instructor: Lyne Piché, Ph.D.

Instructor Bio: Dr. Lyne Piché is a Registered Psychologist who has worked in the field of Forensic Psychology for 25 years. She received her doctorate degree from the Université du Québec à Montréal in 1998 specializing in the assessment and treatment of sexual dysfunctions and paraphilias. Since 1998, she has provided both assessment and treatment services for men who have committed violent and sexual offenses. She has given presentations related to sexuality, intimacy, sexual offending and risk assessment throughout her career. Since 2009, she has provided sexual therapy, couples counseling, relationship counseling and trauma counseling through her private practice. Dr. Piché has recently completed her second book addressing issues related to ADHD and Sexuality: ADHD and Sex: A Workbook for Exploring Sexuality and Increasing Intimacy.

Event Type: Live Interactive Virtual

Number of CEUs: 1.5

Start/End Date of Activity: 11/10/2025