Training

We're currently offering this workshop as an online webinar May 27, 2020! Pornography is quickly becoming Australian young people’s main source of sexuality education. The best approach for responding to exposure to and compulsion towards pornography, is to encourage open communication, discussion and critical thinking.

Child Safe Training Spaces is a primary prevention focused professional development workshop for instructors in environments such as dance, gymnastics, and team sports. The focus is on reducing the occurrence and impacts of child sexual assault by creating safe environments, as well as responding to disclosures of harm in an empathetic and legal way.

Professional development training tailored towards those in therapeutic roles working with children. Teaches trauma informed skills for assisting children recovering from trauma and beginning their pathways to recovery. Introductory, intermediate and advanced programs are available on request.

This professional development workshop is developed for counsellors and people in therapeutic roles. Participants will explore therapy skills for assisting people recovering from trauma. Introductory, intermediate and advanced sessions are available upon request.

Developed for people working with children (such as teachers and carers), this workshop explores sexual behaviours in children, when they become problematic/abusive and pathways to changing behaviours. It focuses on managing and reducing the impacts of problem sexualised behaviors in children and young people and creating sexually safe communities.

This professional development workshop is developed for people employed to work with children, parents and caregivers. The focus is on reducing the occurrence and impacts of child sexual assault to create a safer community. Participants will learn skills in keeping children safe from harm, as well as skills in responding to disclosures of harm.

A Professional development training developed for front-line staff, parents and caregivers which raises awareness of sexual assault in our community. Topics discussed include Tasmanian consent law and psycho-education on the impacts of trauma. Participants will gain essential skills for handling first disclosures of sexual harm.

This training is developed to improve workplace culture, improve staff retention and generate ethical behaviours at work. Staff will learn ways to reduce gender imbalances, sexual harassment and abuse in the workplace, creating a culture of safety.

Training for young people (secondary schools through to university level) teaching sexual ethics and decision making skills. Aims to reduce the occurrences of sexual harm and empower people with the skills to make sexual choices that are enjoyable, safe and remembered fondly.

The SASS primary school student educational program aims to empower children to understand that their bodies are their own, equip them to make positive, ethical choices with regards to their intimate relationships, and ultimately to stop intimate partner violence and sexual harm from occurring wi