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A Practical Guide to Blood-Borne Virus and Sexually Transmissible Infection Prevention in Young People
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Autism and Sexuality (For Professionals)
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Autism and Sexuality (Parents and Carers)
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Being Safe online: Understanding Sexting and Pornography
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Cognitive Disability Secondary Consultations (Professional Advice)
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Counselling for Individuals with Cognitive Disability
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Dating & Respectful Relationships (For Individuals with Cognitive Disability)
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Dating and Relationships (for ages 12 - 16, and their parent/carer)
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Girls’ Business & Boys’ Business (for ages 8-16 years)
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Introduction to sexuality and disability for residential and day services staff
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Let's talk about Consent and the Law (For Individuals with Cognitive Disability)
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Parents & Carer Information Sessions: Supporting Families Living with Cognitive Disability
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Safer sex: Contraception and Sexually Transmissible Infections (For Individuals With Cognitive Disability)
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Sex and Sexual Decision Making (For Individuals with Cognitive Disability)
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Sex in the city - Young People’s Sexual Health
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Sexual Diversity and Gender Diversity: Inclusive Practice
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Sexual Health and Diversity Awareness for Young People
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Sexual Health for Young People: Blood-Borne Viruses and Sexually Transmissible Infections
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Sexuality and Cognitive Disability: Having the Talk (Parents & Carers)
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Socialising Online (for ages 12-16, and their parent/carer)
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Splash – A Support Group for LGBTIQ Young People
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Supporting Dating and Respectful Relationships
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Supporting the sexuality of people with cognitive disability
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Tailored Group Education for Individuals with Cognitive Disability
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Tailored Workforce Development Sessions for Professionals Working with Clients with Cognitive Disability
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Working with young people: A guide to supporting access to sexual health services (free online module)
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