Upcoming Courses

This face‑to‑face educational workshop is designed for doctors and nurses who wish to develop their knowledge and communication skills in providing inclusive, respectful, and evidence‑informed healthcare for transgender, non‑binary, and gender‑diverse people. 

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.

Mooditj Leader Training is a three-day, hands on course to build the skills and confidence to run Mooditj groups for young people.

SHQ contraceptive implant theory workshop covers: Issues to cover during counselling about contraceptive implant use. Benefits, risks and contraindications to use of contraceptive implants . Insertion and removal techniques, including practice insertions and removals with simulation arms.

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 course is for nurses and midwives wishing to develop detailed knowledge and specialist clinical skills in sexual and reproductive health. This course includes The Bare Essentials (module 1). Modules can be completed separately.

This module is for nurses and midwives wishing to develop detailed knowledge and specialist clinical skills in performing cervical screening. It can be attended as a stand alone module or as part of the Certificate in Sexual and Reproductive Health (Nursing)