More Than…“The Talk” Caregiver Education Sessions
We support parents and caregivers in their role as the primary sexual health educators for their children.
For adults with children of any age who want to have more than “The Talk.” We offer a variety of parent and caregiver classes. Sessions are 75 to 90-minute online.
Our programs are designed to:
* Help you identify and express your values regarding healthy sexuality * Understand sexuality topics that are critical at each developmental stage * Increase your comfort with discussing gender diversity and sexual orientation * Learn the facts about sexual health dangers impacting children and youth * Express the important messages about sexuality you want to give your children *
We will be offering one open enrollment session per quarter in the 26-27 Academic Year. All sessions are on Zoom. The cost is $12 per person. Additional donations welcome.
Registration will open July 1, 2026.
Please get in touch with us if you would like to organize a special session or series for your group of 10 or more people.
Crushes & Consent
Wednesday, October 21, 2026, 5:45pm - 7:00pm - Registration opens July 1.
Healthy social-emotional development in children and youth, as expressed through friendship and crushes
Age-appropriate relationships and attraction, emphasizing consent and respect for boundaries
Communicating your family’s values, and laying groundwork for future conversations about sexuality as children grow
Gender Identity & Inclusivity
Tuesday, January 19, 2027, 5:45pm - 7:00pm - Registration opens July 1.
The science and history of sexual identities and gender roles
Physical and mental health risks associated with gender-based stereotyping, for people of all genders
An overview of gender-affirming health care for trans youth, including social transitioning, puberty blockers, and hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
Social Media & Digital Communication
Thursday, April 15, 2027, 5:45pm - 7:00pm - Registration opens July 1.
The most popular social media platforms youth are using, and how they can protect themselves online
What the research really says about screen time, social media, and teen mental health
Practice discussing responsible technology use
Additional More Than… “The Talk” Session Options Available for group booking:
Talking to Elementary-Schoolers
What young children need to know about their bodies, and how to help them prepare for the changes of puberty
Empowering your child to protect themselves, by modeling consent and honoring boundaries
Tools for the talks about sex: preparation, active listening skills, recommended resources
Talking to Pre-teens & Middle-Schoolers
How to talk about body changes, health, and hygiene as puberty progresses
Navigating increased independence and changing peer relationships
Sexual identity development, crushes, and masturbation: what’s normal and when to worry
