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Finding the Right Fit in Sexuality Education and Healthy Relationships Training

Healthy relationships and sexuality education continuously evolve. As such, we regularly update our products and materials based on feedback from our students and community. In this article, we offer an example and guidance on why it is crucial that educators/trainers continuously upgrade their content and teaching tools. Read More Finding the Right Fit in Sexuality Education and Healthy Relationships Training

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Let’s Talk: Simple Conversation Tips for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

By the end of this article, you will have simple, practical tools to help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities start, continue, and end conversations with greater confidence. Read More Let’s Talk: Simple Conversation Tips for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

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Managing Curveballs in Teaching Healthy Relationships and Sexuality

Teaching healthy relationships and sexuality can be deeply rewarding — and unexpectedly messy. A room goes quiet, a participant says something surprising, a parent feels uneasy or a lesson lands harder than planned. This guide offers practical, compassionate strategies for educators and trainers who want to stay grounded when teaching about sexuality, disability, consent and self-determination gets real. Read More Managing Curveballs in Teaching Healthy Relationships and Sexuality

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Can You Be a Vegetarian and Work at McDonald’s? Managing Values and Attitudes as Professionals

Professionals supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) often face situations where their personal values conflict with their professional role. This article explores how to manage personal beliefs about sexuality while providing respectful, person-centered support. Read More Can You Be a Vegetarian and Work at McDonald’s? Managing Values and Attitudes as Professionals

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Free Handout: 12 Power Tips to Build Skill and Confidence When Talking About Sexuality

This practical two-page guide offers professionals, educators, and support staff 12 actionable tips to help them feel more skilled and confident when discussing sexuality with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). Read More Free Handout: 12 Power Tips to Build Skill and Confidence When Talking About Sexuality

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