Consent & Healthy Relationships

You’ll learn about healthy relationships, develop a clear understanding of consent, and build the confidence to discuss sex and relationships openly and honestly.

This training is designed for all organisations and employees, as well as students and young people. It is particularly beneficial for education establishments looking to comply with current RSHE guidance.


Delivery:

  • In-person or online


Online (open group) prices from:

  • £40 + booking fee (2hrs)


Online/In-person (private group) prices from:

  • £450 (1hr)
  • £630 (2hrs)


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  • Understand what healthy (and unhealthy) relationships look like.
  • Explore coercive control and sexual abuse, including tech-facilitated abuse.
  • Gain a clear and in-depth understanding of consent.
  • Learn how to respond to disclosures and be able to provide support.
  • Develop self-care practices to strengthen your own wellbeing.


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