Types of Services Offered

Consider an individual session for the following:

Health Education for Your Child

• Health education to complement, supplement, or replace comprehensive health education topics that may or may not be covered in school or at home.

Health Education for You

• Health education to complement, supplement, or replace health information you may have learned. There may be some misinformation to unlearn. 

• Health education for parents and guardians to help them feel more prepared to have "the talk" with their child about human sexuality. Most people are not prepared to have fact-based or scientific conversations about sex. Let me help you.

*Notes, homework, and activities can accompany all educational sessions, or they may include an interactive one-on-one teaching session based on your preferences.

**Parents of minors can determine what is and is not included in the session's curriculum.

Consider an individual session for the following:

Health Education for You and Your Partner(s)

• Identify and address unhealthy relational patterns and behaviors.

• Identify and address concerns related to sexual functioning in romantic relationships.

• Improve communication and negotiation strategies in romantic relationships.

• Identify and uncover the needs of yourself and your partner.

*Notes, homework, and activities can accompany all educational sessions, or they may include an interactive one-on-one teaching session based on your preferences.

Consider an individual session for the following:

Health Education for Your Family

• Health education to complement, supplement, or replace comprehensive health education topics that may or may not be covered in school or at home.

• Health-related dialogues about socially controversial and complex concepts that concern the family.

Health Education for Friends

• Health education and coaching that are tailored to groups with similar concerns or interests. 

Health Education for the Workplace

• Health education that is focused on improving the workplace environment, which may include topics such as: healthy behaviors and strategies for overcoming unhealthy behaviors, the spread of infectious disease, workplace harassment and other types of inappropriate sexual behavior, diet/nutrition/physical activity, immunization, and hygiene.

*Notes, homework, and activities can accompany all educational sessions, or they may include an interactive one-on-one teaching session based on your preferences.

**Parents of minors can determine what is and is not included in the session's curriculum.