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This course gives a comprehensive view of sexuality in residential care contexts, covering health, emotional and legal aspects. It aims to make processes of affective sexual education clear and to strengthen responses to risk situations or questions about identity and relationships. It also offers case studies and practical exercises to build confidence among staff and to clarify referral options.

Modules include anatomy and sexual health, prevention methods, consent, recognition of abuse signs, support for survivors and links with community resources. A gender perspective and inclusive approach are woven through the material to respect diverse orientations and identities and to adapt protocols to institutional settings. It highlights pathways for external support.

Content is structured into thematic units, reference materials and team reflection activities. Practical guidance is given for communication with residents and for interagency coordination. Evaluation criteria are included along with advice for documenting interventions in a clear and respectful way about emotional support and incident recording.

The course supplies tools to design interventions suited to each centre and to enhance coordination with health and social services. Model protocols and ethical recommendations are provided to ensure confidentiality, autonomy and respect and to promote safe inclusive and participatory environments for resident development.

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Course Objectives: Sexuality in a Reception Center

🔹 Understand key concepts of sexuality in the institutional context
🔹 Identify risk factors and signs of abuse
🔹 Apply protocols and procedures adapted to the center
🔹 Promote respectful, consent-based communication with people in care
🔹 Coordinate health and social resources for comprehensive care

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The course syllabus includes:

👨🏻‍🏫 11 Topics

▽ TOPIC 1: FUNDAMENTALS OF SEX EDUCATION INTERVENTION

2 Lessons00:09:27

You will learn to apply comprehensive affective and sexual education in residential care centers to promote wellbeing and autonomy, prevent abuse and violence, teach consent and sexual health, adapt interventions and activate protocols

▶ 1.1 Context and Rights in Child Protection

In this video you will learn how affective education in care centers promotes emotional well-being, develops skills for living together and autonomy, and prevents vulnerabilities in young people under guardianship

03:48

▶ 1.2 The Comprehensive Sexological Model

You will learn to apply a comprehensive sexological approach in education, integrating five dimensions: sexuation, sexuality, eroticism, love and coexistence to support young people in self-knowledge and in building healthy relationships

05:39

▽ TOPIC 2: THE EVOLUTION OF SEXUALITY ACROSS DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES

2 Lessons00:09:50

You will learn how attachment and stimulation from 0-6 and self-exploration and school modesty from 6-10 shape body identity, and you will understand puberty and how to support body image, anxiety, autonomy, peers and bonds without guilt

▶ 2.1 Early Childhood and the Discovery of the Body

You will learn how attachment and sensory stimulation from 0 to 6 years, and self-exploration and school modesty from 6 to 10 years, shape a sense of bodily identity and how to support them without alarm or guilt

05:04

▶ 2.2 Puberty, Adolescence, and Biopsychosocial Changes

You will learn to understand how puberty transforms the body and brain, how to manage body image and anxiety, and to recognize the search for autonomy, the role of peers and early emotional bonds

04:46

▽ TOPIC 3: PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT: IDENTITY, SELF-ESTEEM, AND GENDER

3 Lessons00:14:23

You will learn to affirm your identity and orientation, debunk myths and stereotypes in family, school and media, apply coeducational strategies and communicate boundaries to build equal, safe and consensual relationships

▶ 3.1 Identity and Diversity

You will learn to affirm your identity and explore your desire orientation without prejudice, debunk myths about romantic love, heteronormativity and sexual scripts, and build more equal, safe and consensual intimate relationships

05:08

▶ 3.2 Gender Roles and Socialization

You will learn how sexist stereotypes are acquired and transmitted by family, school, media and social networks, and which coeducational strategies to apply to make roles more flexible and promote equitable role models

04:28

▶ 3.3 Self-Esteem and Personal Skills

You will learn to strengthen your self-concept and body acceptance, develop an internal locus of control, resist peer pressure and communicate assertive boundaries to practice clear consent and protect your sexual wellbeing

04:47

▽ TOPIC 4: EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING, RELATIONSHIPS, AND VIOLENCE PREVENTION

3 Lessons00:13:47

Learn Sternberg's triangular theory, debunk romantic love myths, manage conflicts with assertive communication, negotiation and empathy, distinguish interdependence from dependence and prevent violence with boundaries and support networks

▶ 4.1 Romantic Ideals and Emotional Bonds

You will learn Sternberg's Triangular Theory of intimacy, passion and commitment and how to dismantle myths of romantic love such as predestination, emotional omnipotence and identity fusion to build healthier relationships

04:37

▶ 4.2 Couple Dynamics and Conflict Resolution

You will learn to handle conflicts in a dating relationship through assertive communication, fair negotiation and validating empathy, and to distinguish healthy interdependence from emotional dependence

04:28

▶ 4.3 Preventing Microaggressions and Abuse

You will learn to identify jealousy, surveillance and manipulation disguised as affection and to apply educational tools, boundaries, emotional management, equal roles and support networks to prevent intimate partner violence

04:42

▽ TOPIC 5: SEXUAL HEALTH AND RISK PREVENTION

2 Lessons00:10:02

You will learn reproductive anatomy and the menstrual cycle, how conception occurs, how to recognize warning signs, how to choose and use contraceptives and protection against STIs, and how to use condoms safely and pleasurably

▶ 5.1 Physiology, Conception, and Contraception

In this video you will learn reproductive anatomy and the menstrual cycle, how conception occurs, how to recognize warning signs and how to choose and use contraceptive methods, including the emergency pill and dual protection

04:54

▶ 5.2 Infection Prevention and Safe Practices

You will learn to objectively assess the risk and transmission routes of STIs, normalize testing and turn the condom into an erotic and communicative element for safer sexual practices

05:08

▽ TOPIC 6: SPECIFIC INTERVENTION FOR INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES

2 Lessons00:10:18

Learn to dispel myths about asexuality and hypersexuality in people with intellectual disabilities, identify vulnerabilities and privacy risks, and design supports and practical interventions to teach consent, set boundaries and promote autonomy

▶ 6.1 Demystifying Sexuality in the Context of Disability

You will learn to dismantle myths about asexuality and hypersexuality in people with intellectual disabilities, identify their vulnerabilities and need for privacy, and design appropriate educational interventions

05:13

▶ 6.2 Support Strategies and Education on Functional Diversity

You will learn to use visual supports and practical exercises to distinguish public and private spaces, teach circles of intimacy and consent, modify behaviors and coordinate with families to promote autonomy

05:05

▽ TOPIC 7: INTERVENTION IN ETHNIC AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY

3 Lessons00:14:44

You will learn to design culturally sensitive affective-sexual interventions: how culture shapes body, eroticism and gender, using linguistic and intercultural mediation, peer education and confidential barrier-free access to prevent

▶ 7.1 Sexuality in Multicultural Contexts

You will learn how culture shapes the body, eroticism and gender roles and how to intervene ethically through cultural empathy, professional linguistic mediation and cultural adaptation of educational materials

04:59 🔒

▶ 7.2 Sociocultural Intervention in the Romani Community

You will learn to design affective and sexual interventions that respect the Roma community, understand their heterogeneity, values and rites of passage, and use intercultural mediators, peer education and participatory methods

04:54 🔒

▶ 7.3 Sociocultural Intervention Among Immigrant Populations

You will learn to identify how culture shock and misinformation create sexual risks for migrants and what measures like barrier-free access, proximity, and confidential care prevent them

04:51 🔒

▽ TOPIC 8: DIGITAL ENVIRONMENTS AND THE PREVENTION OF CYBERVIOLENCE

2 Lessons00:11:05

You will learn to identify how early exposure to pornography distorts erotic expectations and use media literacy to promote consent, respect and empathy, detect coercion and sextortion, protect the digital footprint and report harassment

▶ 8.1 The Impact of Mainstream Pornography on the Construction of Adolescent Desire

You will learn to identify how early exposure to pornography distorts erotic expectations and to apply media literacy strategies to promote relationships based on consent, respect and empathy

05:43 🔒

▶ 8.2 Prevention and Management of Digital Risks: Sexting, Grooming, and Cyberbullying

You will learn to identify online manipulation and coercion tactics such as demands for secrecy, flattery and image extortion, and how to protect your digital footprint, prevent harassment and report incidents safely

05:22 🔒

▽ TOPIC 9: TRAUMA-INFORMED INTERVENTION AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK

2 Lessons00:11:18

You will learn how complex trauma affects the body and attachment in minors, noninvasive interventions to reframe and restore agency, and the legal duties to detect, document and refer abuse cases without investigating them

▶ 9.1 Addressing Sexuality in Minors with a History of Childhood Sexual Abuse [CSA]

You will learn how complex trauma alters bodily experience and emotional attachment in children, and which safe noninvasive interventions help reframe the body and restore agency

05:42 🔒

▶ 9.2 Institutional Response Protocols, Mandatory Reporting, and Referral

You will learn the legal duties of the educational team to detect, document and report suspected child abuse, activate protection protocols and refer cases safely and in a coordinated way without investigating the child

05:36 🔒

▽ TOPIC 10: PRACTICAL METHODOLOGY AND PROFESSIONAL ROLE

3 Lessons00:14:48

You will manage biases and boundaries, offer critical support and referrals, design participatory affective-sexual workshops, games, role play and art, and analyze pornographic cinema to dismantle myths and lead video forums

▶ 10.1 Profile and Positioning of the Educator

You will learn to review and manage your biases, set professional boundaries, offer critical support without imposing, detect warning signs and refer to specialists and resources within the network

04:56 🔒

▶ 10.2 Strategies, Group Dynamics, and Resources

You will learn to design participatory, flexible affective and sexual workshops based on a group assessment using role play, narratives and artistic expression to practice skills and reduce shyness

04:47 🔒

▶ 10.3 Film as a Cross-Curricular Educational Tool

You will learn to critically analyze mainstream film and pornography, identify romantic myths and gender stereotypes, and select and facilitate an educational video forum that connects fiction with young people's lives

05:05 🔒

▽ TOPIC 11: DOWNLOAD PDF DOCUMENTATION

1 Lessons00:00:00

📥 11.1 Download PDF documentation

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Course Details: Sexuality at a Reception Center

Sexuality Training for Unemployed Individuals in Shelters

Course focused on sexuality for people housed in shelter centers, with practical content adapted to specific community needs.

Price with a 50% discount, flexible duration and support from specialized professionals. Accessible materials, inclusive approach, participatory methodology and personalized follow-up for each participant. Continuous assessment included.

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Training for shelter workers

Module aimed at staff of reception centers, providing tools to address sexuality in protected environments.

Subsidized training available for companies, with a 50% discount per participant. Includes protocols, practical exercises, downloadable resources, a final assessment to certify acquired competencies, and post-course technical support.

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Training Certificate: Sexuality in Shelters

The certificate documents participation and the acquisition of specific competencies in sexuality and support within shelter centers. It details topics covered, the number of completed hours, and the practical competencies attained, making it useful to include in a professional curriculum vitae and in internal selection procedures.

This proprietary certificate is based on evaluation tests that evidence learning, passing these assessments demonstrates achieved skills and may improve how employers and hiring managers perceive a candidate’s professional profile.

Career prospects and applicability

Training applicable in shelters, social services and community intervention programs. It facilitates work within multidisciplinary teams, direct assistance to users and the development of support protocols for survivors. It improves skills to prevent risks and promote safe environments.

Trained professionals can carry out advisory roles, provide psychosocial support and sexual education, both in non-profit organizations and in public institutions. It also opens doors to roles in awareness-raising projects, applied research, coordination of specialized resources and local management.

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Building emotional security in foster care

Practical training to address sexuality in shelter settings with a respectful approach and useful tools for staff

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Why We Must Foster Safe Conversations with Young People

Clear sensitive content to support vulnerable young people in care, with practical exercises, real case examples

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Frequently asked questions about Sexuality in Centers

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What does a sexuality course at a shelter include?

Includes comprehensive sexuality education: anatomy, consent, gender identity, STI prevention and contraception, relational skills, emotion management, and protection protocols adapted to experiences of vulnerability and trauma.

Who is this course intended for?

It is aimed at professionals and center educators, resident youth, and multidisciplinary teams, with content adapted according to age, development, and psychosocial needs.

How long is the course?

Duration varies: from one off workshops [2–8 hours] to modular programs over several weeks [20–40 hours], depending on the center's objectives and needs.

What topics are covered in the course?

Boundaries and consent, sexual orientation and identity, sexual health [STIs and contraception], violence prevention and digital risks, and trauma informed psychosocial strategies are addressed.

How to Adapt to Children in Foster Care

It is adapted through a trauma informed approach, individualized activities, a safe environment, attention to confidentiality, and coordination with tutors and health and protection services.