Sexuality & Disability: What You Need to Know
This is a two day course designed for allied health professionals, teachers and other people who support people with disability, to better provide inclusive sexuality and wellbeing support to people with disability.
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Live Webinars
Working with young people (18 to 24) with disabilities who have experienced sexual assault
This new program provides a trauma informed, disability affirming framework for understanding the unique impacts of sexual assault on young people with diverse communication styles, sensory needs, cognitive profiles, and support environments.
It has been developed for counsellors, psychologists, disability practitioners, social workers, youth workers, and other professionals who support 18 – 24- year-olds with disabilities.
Cost: $30
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Working with Perpetrators of Sexual Violence Living with Disabilities
This live webinar has been developed by the SHQ Disability Counselling and Education Team for counsellors, psychologists, social workers, disability support professionals, behaviour support practitioners, and allied health workers who work with people with disabilities, particularly those involved in responding to or managing sexual violence, harmful sexual behaviours, or forensic and safeguarding contexts.
Participants will explore the Affirmative Model of Disability, Australian sexual violence legislation, current research and statistics, and engage in reflective practice to recognise bias and apply ethical, inclusive counselling approaches that promote accountability and safety.
Cost: $30
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Working with children and young people, with disabilities who are displaying harmful sexual behaviours
Children and young people with disabilities may experience unique vulnerabilities, communication differences, sensory needs, and environmental factors that shape how behaviours develop and are expressed.
This course helps counsellors, psychologists, behaviour support practitioners, disability workers, and other professionals who support children and young people with disabilities distinguish between typical, concerning, and harmful behaviours; understand contributing factors; and implement interventions that are safe, ethical, and supportive.
Cost: $30
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Program Request
If you would like to submit a request, please complete an Education and Training Request Form. Alternatively, please contact us on (08) 9227 6414 if you would like to speak to someone about cost and
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(08) 9227 6414 or via our contact form.