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Sex ed goes way beyond the basics of birth control, pregnancy and stis. While I absolutely cover those crucial topics, my approach is rooted in the belief that there is so much more that needs to be included.
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Like most queer people, I never saw myself represented in what little sex ed I received growing up.
A huge reason why I got into the field of sexual health education is because I want people of all ages, gender and sexualities to feel represented and included in these important conversations about relationships, health, sex, and their bodies.
EDUCATION
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Pleasure isn’t a scary word! I strongly believe that we need to be teaching people of all ages that sex is much more than a means to make babies. While many discussions may center around the more clinical aspects of sexual health, I'm here to embrace the joy, comfort, and fulfillment that pleasure brings.
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Sex ed often neglects the positive side of the equation, focusing solely on risks and precautions.
But pleasure is a vital part of the human experience. My approach aims to shift the narrative, making pleasure an open and welcomed topic in the conversation about sexual health.
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By exploring the diverse dimensions of pleasure, we not only empower individuals to understand and communicate their desires and boundaries, but also foster a healthier and more positive relationship with their own bodies.
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With many years experience in youth care work, I strive to approach all of my workshops and events from a trauma informed lens and ultimately meeting young people where they are at. Recognizing the prevalence of past traumas, my commitment is to create a space that prioritizes safety, respect, and understanding.
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