Description:

This training outlines the needs, realities, and barriers of people who require direct care related to sexual development. It also identifies the widespread implicit biases against sexuality and disabilities / disorders, and examines the four primary outcomes that lead to a lower quality of life for a supported person following a sexual incident.

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Learning Objectives:

• Understand how a need for direct care impacts and impedes sexual development

• Articulate the implicit biases a majority of people hold against sexuality and disabilities / disorders

• Learn the most common outcomes for a supported person who is involved in a sexual incident

• Recognize how parents and care professionals need to work together to foster healthy sexual development

This Training is Available in the Following Formats:

• Half Day (3 hours)

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Continuing Education Credits:

• CEUs in Oregon and Washington in process

• Need credits in your state? Contact us and we’ll be happy to work with you to get our trainings approved!