Sexualised Behaviours of Concern and Intellectual Disability
Course description
Sexual behaviours occur along a continuum from curious and explorative to coercive and harmful. This webinar will explore sexualised behaviours of concern (SBoC) in people with intellectual disability. It aims to identify the difference between healthy and unhealthy sexual behaviours, the common reasons why these behaviours occur and strategies that workers can use to respond to and de-escalate behaviours. The webinar is open to anyone working in the disability sector who seeks to understand why behaviours occur and how best to respond.
By the end of this course participants will be able to:
- Understand the difference between healthy and harmful sexual behaviours
- Apply basic strategies on responding to, de-escalating and guiding healthy sexual behaviour
- Identify reporting requirements.
Who should attend?
Workers who support clients with intellectual disability.
Course structure
Webinar
1 x webinar of 2 hours
Course structure
The webinar is an interactive learning experience and includes opportunities for discussion and activities.
Participants will receive a workbook.
Technical requirements:
- Own computer or other device to use during the session
- Internet access
- A webcam or video camera in the device
- Speakers or headphones
Eligibility / Prerequisite
The webinar is suitable for anyone working in the disability sector.
Participants need access to a PC or laptop with a working camera and microphone as this is an interactive course. Phones are not recommended.
Course cost
Courses may be funded or fee for service.
Participants are provided with a workbook which includes learning activities and resources.
Courses delivered for groups on request are priced on a cost recovery basis - please contact us for a quote.
Recognition / Accreditation
Participants will receive a Statement of Attendance.
Further information
Contact: Education Team
Phone: 1300 372 372 press 3 then 1
Email: education@fpnsw.org.au
