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Healthy Relationships, Sexuality and Autism (Adult Program)

Healthy Relationships, Sexuality and Autism (HRSA) portfolio, introduces concepts of sexuality, relationships & consent through a wide range of educational tools to meet your needs. The HRSA portfolio is made possible with support from the Government of Nova Scotia.

Description:
Created by and for the Autistic community, caregivers, supporters, professionals, and anyone seeking accessible, inclusive information on sexuality and relationships. Our materials are built on the foundations of comprehensive sexuality education and accessible design. Every resource is sex-positive, evidence-based, and grounded in scientific accuracy.
Explore our two new webinar series now available on Exploring the Spectrum:
Ages/Life Stage:
- Parents & Caregivers of Individuals on the Autism Spectrum / Autistic Individuals
- Youth (14+); adult supervision and support required
- Adults (19+)
Curriculum Licensing
We recognize the importance of comprehensive, accessible sexuality education — especially for communities supported by HRSA. That’s why we offer a licensing option that allows you to bring our full program into your own space. With your license, you’ll receive ready-to-use lesson plans and activities for all 11 modules, facilitation guidance, and ongoing support to help you succeed.
Community Training
Interested in community-specific training? We’d love to hear from you. Please complete this feedback form to share your needs.
Please note: Due to current capacity, we are limited in our ability to provide new or real-time/live training at this time.
Content Expansion & Projects
We are continually growing and evolving our content to better serve both the Autistic community and our licensed partner sites. Your feedback plays a vital role in shaping what we create, helping us ensure that our materials are relevant, inclusive, and responsive to community needs.
We invite you to take a moment to complete our survey to share your thoughts and suggestions.
Our current project, supported by the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia, focuses on developing a new module addressing Gender-Based Violence and Intimate Partner Violence (GBV/IPV). This work aims to provide accessible, trauma-informed resources for those impacted by GBV/IPV within the Autistic community.
Contact:
Rachael Lidman, Community HRSA Educator
The Healthy Relationships, Sexuality and Autism program is made possible with support of the Government of Nova Scotia.
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