There is often a lot of anxiety around talking to children with special needs about growing up, relationships and sex. Parents worry their children may be vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. But by teaching your child about sex and relationships you can help keep them safe.
Whether your child has special needs or not, they will still hit puberty and the chances are they will have sexual feelings. Giving them the information they need to understand those feelings and channelling them appropriately is very important.
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Puberty can bring a whole new set of challenges and special circumstances to consider. This forum aims to give parents, caregivers, and those other involved in the care of children with Autism insights on: Successful strategies for implementing a social skills group Special considerations when preparing for Puberty Parental concerns during Puberty When:
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
10:00am-11:00am Mountain