Pre-Recorded Workshops

60–90 minute workshops led by Katherine McLaughlin and guest experts.
Watch instantly — on your own schedule — as many times as you like.

Save $253 — Purchase the All-Access Pass to get all 12 workshops (56% discount).

Consent, Rights & Abuse Prevention

Practical frameworks for teaching consent, building sexual self-advocacy, and understanding what guardianship does and doesn’t authorize.

Practical activities for teaching body autonomy, consent, and speaking up — framed around what people can say yes to, not just no.

We often ask whether someone with I/DD can give consent. We rarely ask what we can do to help them get there. That shift is what this workshop is about.

What consent, guardianship, and agency policy actually mean — and how to stop passing rights questions to someone else.

Blake Kelmar’s first-hand story and the data behind why inadequate sexuality education leads to wrongful criminal charges.

Supporting Families & Communities

For professionals and parents navigating culture, identity, and family dynamics — told largely in the words of parents and self-advocates.

Parents of LGBTQ+ people with I/DD share their journey to acceptance — and what professionals can do while families get there.

A panel of three Latina educators and parents on culture, faith, and how to build trust rather than push an agenda.

Three parents and Katherine on what real partnership looks like — and how to work with resistance instead of against it.

Policy & Advocacy

How two states passed sexuality-education legislation, and how to build buy-in when the room is not on your side yet.

How Illinois and Virginia passed sexuality-education laws — with a field-tested playbook for advocates in other states.

A behavior-change framework and field-tested responses to “we could get sued” and “it will only give them ideas.”

Trauma-Informed & Accessible Practice

Adapting how you teach — for trauma histories, for online delivery, and for learners with little or no reliable speech.

Applies SAMHSA’s six trauma-informed principles directly to the sexuality-education classroom.

Zoom tools, accessibility, and privacy — practical guidance to adapt any curriculum to a virtual classroom.

Communication strategies for teaching sexuality education to minimally speaking learners.

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