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Talking and teaching about sexual health
puberty
relationships
sexuality
contraception
consent
professional learning
disability
behaviours of concern
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Sexualised behaviours of concern and intellectual disability
This 2-hour webinar for workers who support clients with intellectual disability explores sexualised behaviours of concern in people with intellectual disability, offering strategies to differentiate between healthy and harmful behaviours, and practical approaches to guide healthy sexual behaviour in the disability sector.
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Let’s Talk: Technology, Sex and Relationships
This 1.5 hour interactive webinar equips teachers with the skills and confidence to offer support and guidance to young people around their use of technology in relation to sex and relationships.
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Let’s Talk: Positive Puberty
This 1.5 hour interactive webinar equips teachers with the skills and confidence to deliver engaging, evidence-based puberty education with a focus on the physical, social, and emotional changes during puberty.
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Let’s Talk: Contraception
This 1.5-hour webinar equips PDHPE teachers of Year 7-12 students with the knowledge and strategies to teach evidence-based contraception education, focusing on methods, considerations, and creating inclusive learning environments with practical resources and examples.
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Let’s Talk: Consent and Healthy Relationships
This 1.5-hour webinar for educators of Year 7-12 students focuses on consent and healthy relationships with resources for continued learning and alignment to the NSW PDHPE Syllabus.
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Let's Talk: Best Practice in Sexuality and Sexual Health Education
Fine-tune your knowledge of sexuality and sexual health education for secondary school students in this 1-hour webinar for teachers, school leaders and school wellbeing staff.
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Supporting Decision Making in Sexuality for People with Intellectual Disability
This 1.5-hour webinar is designed for disability sector workers and explores supported decision-making, empowering people with intellectual disability to make their own choices in sexuality and relationships while navigating the challenges of over-protection and risk-taking.
Sexualised Behaviours of Concern and Intellectual Disability
This 2-hour webinar for workers who support clients with intellectual disability explores sexualised behaviours of concern in people with intellectual disability, offering strategies to differentiate between healthy and harmful behaviours, and practical approaches to guide healthy sexual behaviour in the disability sector.
Customised training
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Supporting Decision Making in Sexuality for People with Intellectual Disability
This 1.5-hour webinar is designed for disability sector workers and explores supported decision-making, empowering people with intellectual disability to make their own choices in sexuality and relationships while navigating the challenges of over-protection and risk-taking.
Sexualised Behaviours of Concern and Intellectual Disability
This 2-hour webinar for workers who support clients with intellectual disability explores sexualised behaviours of concern in people with intellectual disability, offering strategies to differentiate between healthy and harmful behaviours, and practical approaches to guide healthy sexual behaviour in the disability sector.
Free and funded
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Supporting Decision Making in Sexuality for People with Intellectual Disability
This 1.5-hour webinar is designed for disability sector workers and explores supported decision-making, empowering people with intellectual disability to make their own choices in sexuality and relationships while navigating the challenges of over-protection and risk-taking.
Sexualised Behaviours of Concern and Intellectual Disability
This 2-hour webinar for workers who support clients with intellectual disability explores sexualised behaviours of concern in people with intellectual disability, offering strategies to differentiate between healthy and harmful behaviours, and practical approaches to guide healthy sexual behaviour in the disability sector.
