Plush education tools representing human microbes and body parts, such as genitalia, reproductive anatomy, sexually transmitted infections, and internal organs that make learning about bodies fun!
by Yael Rosentock. This book helps you develop self-awareness; explore sexual identity and preferences; understand communication and consent skills to voice your desires and boundaries while respecting those of others; and offers recommendations for sexual self-discovery.
by Saskia Boujo. It’s a guide book and journal that has been designed to inform and prepare young people for their menstrual cycle. Using ungendered language, This Period in My Life encourages young people to value and understand their periods, as well as connect with their menstrual bleed.
Five elements, including strategies and resources, that can help you handle a situation where an adult is not respecting your child’s consent.
Online courses to support adult sexual health, pleasure, and intimacy. Course offerings include Mindful Sex, Erotic Touch Mastery, Kinky Sex Mastery, and more. Free offerings are available including the Survivor’s Toolkit, a collection of resources designed for survivors of sexual trauma who are ready to begin erotic recovery.
by Dr. Lanae St.John. This book presents the “The Five Building Blocks to a Healthy Sexuality” to ensure children and adults of all ages have the best resources, support, and skills to make good decisions and grow into a happy and fulfilling sex life. You’ll be given tools like: How to identify your own hurdles […]
Workshops, digital resources, and online community to help parents and caring adults foster a culture of consent and prevent childhood sexual abuse.
Crisis intervention services and supportive resources for LGBTQ+ youth and their families including a well-moderated social networking community called TrevorSpace for queer youth to connect with peers and get advice
A comprehensive collection of research, resources, and stories to help any parent, family member, or guardian learn more about gender diversity and the gender spectrum
A short animated video by Jeremy Indika, sharing his story of how he was groomed and sexually abused for a number of years starting at age 8. It sends a powerful message to families about the importance of talking early and ongoing about safe/unsafe touch as a means to prevent childhood sexual abuse.
Tried and true best practices that create a safe space for young people’s curiosities when sex education is the focus.
In this episode of Sex Positive Families the Podcast, we discuss strategies caring adults can use to promote body autonomy, self-awareness, and a sense of safety within our children as well as the concept of ‘tricky people,’ why it is important to allow your child choice, fostering healthy body boundaries, and teaching your child how […]