Upcoming Courses

This evidence-based training, delivered by educators with lived experience of sex work, will equip attendees with the relevant knowledge, skills, and understanding needed to effectively support sex worker clients and community.

Develop knowledge, confidence and skills to provide information and support for young people around respectful relationships, consent and sexual health.

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

This workshop is for Doctors and Nurses who want to provide welcoming, non-biased and informed care to trans, 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.

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 national certificate course (previously known as the FPAA Certificate in Reproductive and Sexual Health for Doctors) covers the range of the sexual and reproductive health issues that are common in general practice. It is useful for GP Registrars, O&G trainees, and experienced general practitioners who wish to refresh their knowledge in the area.

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.