Upcoming Courses

The course provides a clear, trauma‑informed, and developmentally appropriate framework for understanding and responding to harmful sexual behaviours (HSB) in ways that prioritise safety, dignity, and wellbeing.

This course provides practitioners with the knowledge and skills needed to support young people with disabilities who have experienced sexual assault.

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.

This two-day course provides participants with knowledge and skills around non-directive pregnancy counselling. Designed for professionals who support people with unintended pregnancy and those who are the first point of contact for someone facing an unintended pregnancy.

This interactive webinar explores working ethically and effectively with perpetrators of sexual violence living with disabilities, using an Affirmative Disability Counselling framework.

This interactive full‑day training program equips practitioners with the knowledge, and practical tools needed to support young people who have experienced sexual assault or other forms of interpersonal trauma.

STARS is a two day course that helps build knowledge, skills and confidence to Start Talking About Relationships and Sexual health with young Aboriginal people.

This course is intended to provide nurses with comprehensive education about discussing STIs with patients, and testing for and managing STIs.

This half-day workshop is an introduction to Unintended Pregnancy (UIP) Counselling. It is designed for clinicians, teachers, counsellors and others to gain knowledge and skills to enable them to discuss unintended pregnancy options with young people.