Dealing with rejection
Consent matters
Respecting differences
How to get out of unhealthy relationships
Healthy and unhealthy relationships
There are different types of relationships that people have, such as relationships between friends, with family, or romantic relationships. No matter what kinds of relationships people have, there are relationships that are healthy, while others can be unhealthy.
Let's reflect: Are there any additional qualities that are important for a romantic partner? Take a moment to think about your answer. This is just for you.
Every family is unique
A family is a group of people related to one another by blood, marriage, or a strong common bond. Families come in many different sizes and combinations. Some people you know may have one parent, while others may have two biological parents. Some families have children, while others do not. Your family may look and function very differently from the families of your friends, and that is okay. There is no right or wrong way for a family to be structured or to look. What is most important about families is that they love and take care of each other.
Sexuality, faith, and culture
People often use their religious beliefs, family traditions, or cultural beliefs to help them make important decisions, including decisions about relationships and sex. It is important to be aware of how your own family, culture, or religion influences your views on relationships and sex.
Let's reflect: How have your own family, culture, or religion influenced your views on relationships and sex? Take a moment to think about your answer. This is just for you.
Understanding sexuality
Sexuality is how a person feels about themselves, their body, their relationships, and their sexual experiences. Sexuality is not just what you do, but also about who you are.
Rights of people with disabilities
People with disabilities, including young people with disabilities, have the same needs and rights to sexual and reproductive health information and services as their peers.