During the COVID-19 crisis, please check for any changes to event dates and times. Title X clinics are providing essential sexual and reproductive health services. Click here to find the nearest clinic.
During the COVID-19 crisis, please check for any changes to event dates and times. Title X clinics are providing essential sexual and reproductive health services. Click here to find the nearest clinic.
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Bobbi Sudberry, Co-founder Kaity’s Way/Executive Director, Author Kaity's Way Behavioral HealthBullyingChild Safety & Injury PreventionCommunicationCommunity Outreach & AffairsEducationHealthy RelationshipsHuman & Social ServicesSocial & Emotional WellnessTrainingViolence PreventionYouth Development Healthy Relationships/Teen Dating Violence Presentations 45-90 mins "In Their Shoes" Activity, puts people in the shoes of teen victims of dating violence 60 mins. Kaity's Way "In Their Shoes" Workshop 90 mins - 2hrs $250 Visit Website Visit Website
Colin Dooner Touchstone Health Services Behavioral HealthBullyingChild Safety & Injury PreventionDepressionEating DisordersHuman & Social ServicesLGBTQ/GSMSocial & Emotional WellnessSuicideTobacco, Alcohol, and Substance UseViolence PreventionYouth Development Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) is a training for adults who interact with youth on a daily basis. YMHFA incorporates fundamental information on youth mental health disorders and adolescent development, while also teaching participants a skill set to support youth in a mental health crisis or non-crisis situations. Email for Cost Visit Website Visit WebsiteSend Email Send Email
Dania Garcia & Kristin Stookey Arizona Family Health Partnership CommunicationEducationHealthy RelationshipsHuman & Social ServicesHuman TraffickingReproductive HealthSexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)Teen PregnancyTraining See PDF for description of training See PDF for cost Download DownloadSend Email Send Email
LaJuana Johnson LaJuana Johnson Leadership & Development Group Capacity BuildingCommunicationGroup Facilitation/Facilitation ProcessesHealthy RelationshipsHIV/AIDSHuman & Social ServicesLeadership & Civic EngagementLearning InstitutionsReproductive HealthSexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)Teen PregnancyTrainingYouth Development Certified Master Trainer - Evidence-Based Curricula/Interventions: Training of Facilitators (TOF) & Training of Trainers (TOT) All 4 You, Becoming a Responsible Teen (BART), Be Proud! Be Responsible!, Be Proud Be Responsible Be Protective, Cuidate, Draw the Line Respect the Line, Family Life and Sexual Health (FLASH), Making a Difference (MAD), Making Proud Choices (MPC), Promoting Health Among Teens (PHAT), Reducing the Risk (RTR), Sexual Health and Adolescent Risk Prevention (SHARP), Sisters, Informing, Healing, Living, Empowering (SIHLE), Sisters Saving Sisters, Teen Outreach Program (TOP) Also the following topics: Change Management, Communication, Equity and Inclusion, Human Resource Development, Leadership, Strategic Planning, and Team Building. Fees depend on the length of training and number of participants, email to discuss your needs and scope of work. Visit Website Visit WebsiteSend Email Send Email
The Education Department Team Planned Parenthood Arizona EducationHealthy RelationshipsHIV/AIDSHuman & Social ServicesHuman TraffickingLearning InstitutionsParents, Caregivers, & Other Caring AdultsReproductive HealthSexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)Teen PregnancyYouth Development
  • Birth Control methods
  • Sexually Transmitted Infections
  • How to have respectful, meaningful, safe and rewarding relationships (boundaries, conflict resolution) and what these look like
  • How to discuss whether and when to engage in sexual contact (saying no-verbally or with body language, understanding no and respecting no) and what this looks like
  • How to be an “askable” adult (how to give a scientifically accurate and values neutral answer to a question about sexual and reproductive health)- Designed for anyone a youth may consider a ‘trusted adult’
  • Fostering safe, healthy and honest discussion about all of the above between parents/guardians and their young people
  • Improve personal comfort, confidence, and competency when discussing sexuality and sexual health with clients, family or friends
  • Build school or agency capacity to effectively facilitate sexuality education curricula
  • In home discussions about sexual and reproductive health (1-2 hours) for groups of 8 or more
 Parent workshops are free. Presentations are $70-$90. Please contact us for more information. Visit Website Visit WebsiteSend Email Send Email

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