PPT-Learning Objectives To develop healthy values towards sexuality and learn to respond to

Have selfrespect and respect for others as the principle understand the consequences or impacts of public display of affection to others Activity The Degree of Intimacy How would you assign the degree of intimacy to the following . Where we have been.. And where are we going next?. Helen Ryall and Louise Gourmelen. Our Aim. To actively promote and deliver tangible health and wellbeing benefits for the University community through increasing the engagement of staff and students in health and wellbeing. Deputy Commissioner. Rebekah A. Wood, Ph.D., BCBA-D. Director, Protection from Harm. Michelle Ojima. Deputy Director, Office of Policy . and . Innovation. State . of Tennessee. Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Tips from a Sex Therapist. . July 9, 2012. . Stanley Ducharme, Ph.D.. Rehabilitation Medicine and Urology. Boston University Medical Center. Sexuality and Physical Disability: . The Past. Health care providers felt uncomfortable with the topic and had little to offer to people with MS.. Deputy Commissioner. Rebekah A. Wood, Ph.D., BCBA-D. Director, Protection from Harm. Michelle Ojima. Deputy Director, Office of Policy . and . Innovation. State . of Tennessee. Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Andrew Scholtz, . Fall 2013. Agenda. Next Class …. Sophocles’ . Antigone. – Antigone’s heroism? Creon’s villainy?. Problems …. Gender, Sexuality, Values, Ideology. Shape of Course. Where, When, What, How. Twelfth Night. Introduction. As the dream-like setting Illyria, . Twelfth Night . is constructed by illusion and delusion. Through Viola’s disguise, . Twelfth Night . presents the blurred boundary of sexuality and gender. In the mirroring world of Illyria, characters as well as the audience is trapped in the illusion and delusion and the similarity that Shakespeare cunningly manipulates. . From Advancing Sexuality Studies: . a short course on sexuality theory and research methodologies. The International Resource Network. 2. 2. Developed by:. The Caribbean International Resource Network. Ivan Trofimoff . SAFE . Network. Auckland, New Zealand . “Sex is not a lifestyle issue; it is a quality of life issue” R Stevenson, Canadian Journal of Psychiatry October 2004. . Positive psychology. Heather Corinna, Founder and Director of Scarleteen, Presenter. QUICKIES!. When I say “sex,” I don’t mean intercourse (or gender). When I say sex, I mean any mutually wanted, shared, active expression of sexuality or sexual desire.. 1. )Sexuality:. . What . is it. ?. 2) . S. exual . development . 3). S. exual . activity. :. . The . facts. 4)Health issues related to sex. 5. ). P. revention . & . S. creening o. f . . STI. 6)Role of Life Skills – Understanding Relationships.. PPL3OI: Lesson 1. Sexuality Defined. When people see the words “sex” or “sexuality,” they most often think of sexual intercourse. . Sexuality . is much more than that. It is an important . part of . Andrew Scholtz, . Fall 2013. Agenda. Next Class …. Sophocles’ . Antigone. – Antigone’s heroism? Creon’s villainy?. Problems …. Gender, Sexuality, Values, Ideology. Shape of Course. Where, When, What, How. 5045Correspondence to Quality of Life and Sexuality of Patients after Treatment for Gynaecological Malignancies Results of a Prospective Study in 55 Patients0250-7005/2012 20040and the applied questio Updated Version 2.0 . Agenda – Objectives. Define the scope and impact of sex abuse. Reflect on professional caregiver’s role in prevention. Describe key steps of prevention. Understand safety planning as a prevention tool.