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Talking to Teenagers About Romantic Relationships

-By Guest Blogger: Courtney Harris of Courtney Harris Coaching– Uh oh, did this title cause you to tense up a bit in your chest? Did your shoulders creep up towards your ears? And… did you have a strong desire to keep reading? You are not alone. Checking In With Your Fears and Expectations This is […]


Six Strategies for Teaching Children About Consent

-By: Melissa Pintor Carnagey, LBSW, CLC and Amanda Cooper- Sex educators, Melissa Pintor Carnagey of Sex Positive Families and Amanda Cooper of Let’s Talk About Sex Ed, pulled their collective insights to share top tips on introducing consent to children prior to puberty, in ways that are both age-appropriate and sex-positive. Melissa and Amanda are […]


Talking to Kids About Secrets, Privacy, and Surprises

-By; Melissa Pintor Carnagey, LBSW, CLC- How can we help our children understand the differences between a secret, something that’s private and a surprise? These are in fact different terms with often very different outcomes when applied. The ways in which we frame, model and reinforce these concepts in everyday situations makes all the difference […]


012: Courtney Brame | Shaking STI Stigma

I recently had the pleasure of being a guest on a podcast called Something Positive for Positive People hosted by Courtney Brame. His podcast offers a safe space for people living with or affected by sexually transmitted infections (STIs) like herpes and HIV to share their experiences as a way to shake the shame and […]


011: Ryan Dillon | Supporting Trans & Queer Youth

In this episode, we dive into the gender spectrum exploring how parents and caring adults can support transgender youth. I chat with Ryan Dillon, a licensed professional counselor in private practice at Pride Counseling Austin, who specializes in working with trans, LGBQ+ youth and their families. Ryan offers an empathetic safe space for folx to […]


Sex Positive Talks Book

Sex Positive Talks to Have With Kids is the bestselling guide to creating an open, shame-free connection with the young people in your world.

It’s an inclusive, medically accurate, and comprehensive resource that walks you through over 150 conversation starters, reflection exercises, and activities you can begin implementing at every age and stage to normalize sexual health talks and become the trusted adult we all needed growing up.

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