NOTE: Please note that all trainings and workshops are cancelled, with the exception of Emergency First Aid/CPR, the Inclusion Workshop and Understanding Conflict & Communication as a preventative measure to minimize the possible spread of COVID-19. Please visit our COVID-19 page for updates.

Talking About Sexuality

At various points, we all have questions about our bodies, about sex and about love. So what happens when you are the person being asked for advice?

Talking About Sexuality is a workshop that will help to inform the way we support people in understanding healthy sexuality and relationships. We address how to respond to questions about sex, masturbation, dating and other related topics. There is opportunity to discuss our fears, concerns, values and to understand our role as caregivers and support people in the development of healthy sexuality.

This 2-hour workshop is geared towards caregivers/parents/guardians of people with developmental and/or physical disabilities and Direct Support People, and is open to all community members. Talking About Sexuality is delivered in partnership with SHORE Centre.

Trainers:

Cheryl Fuller – Extend-A-Family Waterloo Region
Brockenshire Lemiski – SHORE Centre

Location:

Board Room – Extend-A-Family Waterloo Region: 91 Moore Ave., Kitchener N2H 3S4

Note: If you are entering the building outside of regular office hours (Monday-Friday 9:00am – 4:30pm), please ring the doorbell to the left of the door closest to the parking lot, and we will come to let you in.

Registration:

Online: please fill out the form in the sidebar to the right.
In person: please call our office at 519-741-0190 or visit 91 Moore Ave. Kitchener, N2H 3S4.

Please read this important Training Information sheet before registering.

Cost: Free

Who is this workshop for?

This workshop is geared towards families and an adult audience. It is designed for families who care for and support someone with a disability, Direct Support People, employees in developmental services, adults who receive support and community members.