Puberty a time for high anxiety
Through counselling in a one-on-one situation, Beth felt safe to learn about puberty and body changes.
SECCA supports people with disability to learn about human relationships, sexuality and sexual health.
Through counselling in a one-on-one situation, Beth felt safe to learn about puberty and body changes.
Parents didn’t realise how vulnerable their child was until they learnt that a child is culpable for sex offences at the age of ten.
Toby is known to the justice system – primarily for absconding and stealing a bike. At 16 he was sentenced to juvenile detention for charges relating to ‘sexting’ inappropriate images on social media.
Like many young people, Tom accesses and uses pornography, which he stumbled on by accident when he was 13. Most of his information about sex and sexuality is coming from the pornography he watches.
John was referred to SECCA for Protective Behaviours Education, which includes boundary-setting and being able to identify appropriate and inappropriate relationships.
Evie carries trauma, grief, gender dysphoria and mental health issues, on top of her disabilities.
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