“Very insightful, an eye opener!”
Course participant, South East Essex Primary Care Trust
Increasingly, young people are reporting that they get much of their sex and relationships education from pornography, particularly via the internet where it’s often uncensored and unrestricted.
Communication via the internet, including social networking sites, and mobiles is the norm for young people. This means that sexualised imagery and content are increasingly common.
Professionals identify pornography as increasingly influencing young people’s sexual expectations, attitudes and relationships. They often struggle to know what is legal and how to respond to issues that arise in relation to pornography.
This course covers the availability of pornography and the law as it relates to pornography. It addresses how the media can impact on young people’s attitudes, expectations, self image and sexual development. It demonstrates how professionals can respond and proactively facilitate discussion in this challenging area of work.
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Contact Helen Shipley (England, Scotland, Wales)
Tel: 0845 122 8661
Email: helens@fpa.org.uk
Northern Ireland enquiries
Tel: 028 90 316 100
Email: beverlyt@fpa.org.uk
Delivered at a date and venue to suit you.
£900 plus trainer expenses.
Maximum 12 participants.
FPA members get up to 20% off all training courses – just quote your membership number when booking.
Date: 22 June 2012
Location: London
Cost: £130 per place
Date: 11 January 2013
Location: London
Cost: £130 per place
FPA members get up to 20% off all training courses – just quote your membership number when booking.
Participants are expected to have a basic sexual health knowledge.
To explore the impact and influence of pornography on young people’s attitudes to sex, safer sex, their sexual development and relationships.
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All participants will be given a copy of our Fantasy vs Reality teaching resource pack to help deliver sessions about the influence of the media and pornography.