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The Center for Relationships and Sexuality
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Who We Are...
Dr. Carole Moretz
Dr. David Roth
Dr. Carole Moretz
Dr. David Roth
Dr. Carole Moretz is a fellow sojourner. She believes that we all long for
intimate, sexually fulfilling relationships, that failure of intimacy produces
immense personal pain and success is necessary for full humanness.
Carole is a clinical psychologist with a background in cognitive behavioral
therapies. She received her doctorate in psychology from the Philadelphia
College of Osteopathic Medicine and her certification as a sex therapist
from the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and
Therapists. In addition, she is a registered nurse and has earned master's
degrees in marital therapy from Kutztown University and in nursing from
the University of Pennsylvania. She is a member of the Society for Sex
Therapy and Research and served as a facilitator at the Robert Wood
Johnson Medical School’s annual Human Sexuality Week that trains
medical students and other clinicians.
Dr. Moretz will guide and walk along with others as they figure out how to
succeed for themselves and for the persons they love. She will address
sexual issues using an approach that combines time-tested therapies with
new knowledge about how intimacy is constructed and maintained.
intimate, sexually fulfilling relationships, that failure of intimacy produces
immense personal pain and success is necessary for full humanness.
Carole is a clinical psychologist with a background in cognitive behavioral
therapies. She received her doctorate in psychology from the Philadelphia
College of Osteopathic Medicine and her certification as a sex therapist
from the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and
Therapists. In addition, she is a registered nurse and has earned master's
degrees in marital therapy from Kutztown University and in nursing from
the University of Pennsylvania. She is a member of the Society for Sex
Therapy and Research and served as a facilitator at the Robert Wood
Johnson Medical School’s annual Human Sexuality Week that trains
medical students and other clinicians.
Dr. Moretz will guide and walk along with others as they figure out how to
succeed for themselves and for the persons they love. She will address
sexual issues using an approach that combines time-tested therapies with
new knowledge about how intimacy is constructed and maintained.
Dr. David Roth became interested in relationships and sexuality when, as
a teen, he discovered Dr. Alex Comfort’s book The Joy of Sex. While
studying anthropology at Temple University he found an old library copy of
Malinowski’s classic The Sexual Life of Savages and his professional
interest in sexuality was secured.
David received his post-graduate training in sex and relationship therapy
at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School/UMDNJ. He received his
doctorate from the University of St Thomas Aquinas in Rome, Italy in 1990.
During 2006-07, David was a Clinical Fellow in Psychoanalysis in the
Department of Psychiatry at NYU School of Medicine/NYU Medical Center.
He was also a facilitator at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School’s
annual Human Sexuality Week Formerly a professor of spirituality, David
also completed a residency in clinical pastoral care at Lehigh Valley
Hospital, the teaching Hospital of Penn State University Medical School,
in Allentown, PA.
He is a member of the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors
and Therapists, certified by the College of Pastoral Supervision and
Psychotherapy, and a fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute.
David is also the author and co-author of five popular books on topics
unrelated to his day job. The most recent are on the benefits of raw food,
Eating in the Raw and The Raw 50, written with his friend, supermodel and
actress Carol Alt.
Throughout his career, David has always helped people as they strive to
find meaning, significance and satisfaction in their lives -- which is the
core definition of spirituality -- and most especially in their relationships
and sexuality.
a teen, he discovered Dr. Alex Comfort’s book The Joy of Sex. While
studying anthropology at Temple University he found an old library copy of
Malinowski’s classic The Sexual Life of Savages and his professional
interest in sexuality was secured.
David received his post-graduate training in sex and relationship therapy
at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School/UMDNJ. He received his
doctorate from the University of St Thomas Aquinas in Rome, Italy in 1990.
During 2006-07, David was a Clinical Fellow in Psychoanalysis in the
Department of Psychiatry at NYU School of Medicine/NYU Medical Center.
He was also a facilitator at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School’s
annual Human Sexuality Week Formerly a professor of spirituality, David
also completed a residency in clinical pastoral care at Lehigh Valley
Hospital, the teaching Hospital of Penn State University Medical School,
in Allentown, PA.
He is a member of the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors
and Therapists, certified by the College of Pastoral Supervision and
Psychotherapy, and a fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute.
David is also the author and co-author of five popular books on topics
unrelated to his day job. The most recent are on the benefits of raw food,
Eating in the Raw and The Raw 50, written with his friend, supermodel and
actress Carol Alt.
Throughout his career, David has always helped people as they strive to
find meaning, significance and satisfaction in their lives -- which is the
core definition of spirituality -- and most especially in their relationships
and sexuality.