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Thursday, 9 February 2012 by Administrator

Each week on ReachOut Pro we highlight the discussions and activities happening on ReachOut.com that you can encourage young people you work with to get involved in. Click here to learn more about ReachOut.com - Australia's leading online youth mental health service.

Keep it clean!

Special guests talk about sexual health

Young people talking to young people all about safe sex and sexuality. Monday night on ReachOut.com the forums will be playing host to young people from the Youth Educating Peers program in Perth, who will be talking about sexual health.

The Monday Getting Real sessions offer a great space for young people to pitch questions about real life, or even just anonymously follow the conversation.

Monday 13th February, 8:00pm AEST

LINK: http://forums.reachout.com/forumdisplay.php?6-Getting-Real-open-every-Monday-Night-from-8.00pm-AEST

Unhealthy relationships

Sometimes relationships are just not healthy, and they do a lot more harm than good. Being able to give consent, and not be abused in a relationship, is a right that sometimes we need a little help protecting.

Next Thursday will be our monthly InfoBus session where a professional support worker joins us on the forums to lead a discussion about the really serious stuff. If you've got young people struggling with a toxic or abusive relationship, or who would benefit from hearing the perspectives and strategies of other young people, send them over!

Thursday 16th February, 7:30pm WST (Perth)

LINK: http://forums.reachout.com/forumdisplay.php?5-Infobus-and-Features-Guests

 

The ReachOut.com Forums

The ReachOut.com forums are a safe space where young people are encouraged to connect with other young people who have been through similar issues and talk about these issues in a positive productive way. The forums provide a valuable support community for young people seeking to improve their mental health and wellbeing, and can provide additional support between sessions for young people you are working with.


For more information on sex and sexuality to share with young people, access the resources and fact sheets in the Mental Health section of ReachOutPro.com.au