Safe relationship support and 

exploring Protective Behaviour's across the lifespan. 

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At MCC we have a specialist skill set working with people with an Intellectual disability and/or Autism diagnosis.

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Access to sexual health, safe relationships, intimacy and meaningful connections are rights for everyone, including people with disabilities. 

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People with a disability are more likely to be sexually harmed than those without. Our goal is to reduce this gap and provide accessible, personal and purposeful psychoeducation.

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Our sessions are 1:1, they will involve discussions and activities that aim to reinforce and promote understanding and build confidence in topics around sex, boundaries and consent.

 

We also provide counselling and a safe space for sexuality and individual wants and needs can be explored.   

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What topics can be covered:

-Feelings, social networks and discussions around safety networks

-Different types of relationships and what type of touch is appropriate in each

-Listening to our bodies, what to do when we start feeling and experiencing warning signs

-Public and private body parts, places and behaviours

-Additional topics that can be discussed puberty, dating, consent, cyber safety

All service is guided by the individual and their goals.​

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Please make contact to discuss further lauramartin@mccsupports.com. 

 

Disclaimer:

** The specific details from the session are confidential unless consent is shared by the individual, however themes, education content and strategies can be generalised and shared.