Sexual health educators get excited over lots of things. New condoms. People discussing consent. Or news there are new contraceptives on the market. We also get super-excited for Sexual and Reproductive Health Week. It’s like our Halloween. Some of us celebrate by decorating our offices, going out and speaking in the community, or burning up …
Talking with your children about sexual health is essential to their safety and well-being. Plus, if you don’t do it, the internet will! However, even the most sex positive of parents struggle with knowing how much to talk about, and when. We’re going to cover some ideas for approaching sex ed, starting with babies. Yes, …
After reading a U.S. version recap of sexual health in 2016, I felt it necessary to do one from a Canadian perspective—specifically one that is exclusive to Nova Scotia. Thus, here’s a run down of the best and worst moments from the world of sexual health. BEST The abortion pill is approved for Canadians After …
Read moreThe best & worst moments for sexual health in 2016 (Nova Scotian Edition)
When sex comes to mind we often don’t think about how we can be environmentally-friendly – we don’t think about being wasteful or environmental consequences. In our minds we may see the products and resources we use as being 100% worth it, but on the other hand, we’re all different, and others may prioritize alternatives …
Toddlers and what? Preschoolers and what? S-E-X? While parents and caregivers may be more prepared to give The Talk to their kids somewhere around puberty (or the age of 40), teaching your kids about sex should start at a much earlier age. While this article is full of tips recommended by researchers and sexual health …
Has the Sexual Health Centre affected your life in a positive way? We’d love to hear from you! Send us a picture, email, or video about how the SHCLC has changed you—or how you have changed it. Maybe you used to volunteer for us. Or maybe we’re the place you got your first condoms. Perhaps …