Navigating the Conversation - A Parent's Guide to Discussing Sexual Health

This workshop is designed to empower parents to engage in open, age-appropriate discussions about sexual health with their children.
About this Event

Join us for an insightful workshop that equips parents with the knowledge and skills to engage in open, honest, and age-appropriate conversations about sexual health, including HIV, STIs, and overall reproductive wellness, with their children. In today’s world, where information is often fragmented or misinterpreted, it’s crucial for parents to be a trusted source of accurate information and support for young people.

This workshop offers a supportive environment where parents can learn effective communication strategies, debunk common myths, and break down stigmas surrounding sexual health topics. Through guided discussions and interactive exercises, attendees will gain tools to foster trust, promote safe practices, and help children feel comfortable approaching these sensitive issues.

What You’ll Learn:

Foundations of Sexual Health Literacy: Key information on HIV, STIs, and other sexual health topics that every parent should know.
Navigating Age-Appropriate Discussions: Techniques for tailoring conversations to suit various age groups, ensuring information is accessible and respectful of a child's developmental stage.
Breaking the Stigma: How to approach topics with empathy and openness, reducing shame or fear and promoting a supportive family environment.
Practical Communication Skills: Tips and tools for maintaining a calm and engaging dialogue, even when addressing challenging questions or misconceptions.

Who Should Attend:
This workshop is ideal for parents, guardians, caregivers, and anyone in a mentoring role who wishes to guide young people toward healthy and informed attitudes about sexual health.

Benefits:

Develop confidence in discussing sexual health topics without fear or discomfort.
Help reduce misinformation and support youth in making informed, healthy decisions.
Strengthen the parent-child relationship by building an atmosphere of openness and trust.

Empower yourself to be the advocate and ally your child needs. Join us for this impactful workshop and take the first step toward creating a more informed and supportive community for young people.