Training
Severe behavioural disorders and sexuality: how to intervene?
The key to the success of this specialized intervention proposal lies in an intensive, multimodal and interdisciplinary approach.
Sexuality and Alzheimer's disease: a positive approach
What to do when restraint and chemical castration seem to be the only solutions available?
Sexology advice in psychiatry: an essential interdisciplinary tool
Development and behavior are inscribed in the psyche, leaving marks that can be modulated.
Do people with intellectual disabilities or autism spectrum disorders have sexual rights?
What is the ability to protect oneself, to consent and to develop safe and emancipating interpersonal relationships?
How do I manage sexuality in my work with young people living with ASD?
Living environments often have specific intervention objectives for which the integration of sexual health seems difficult. How can I develop a healthy frame?
Can we talk about sex in residences?
How do you tackle this delicate subject in a living environment where everyone has their own values? How can we take this into account to meet customer needs?
Do sexual rights exist?
These rights, derived from international charters and an integral part of Human Rights, are part of an active and responsible participation in sexual life. What are they?
ASD: understanding it, intervening more effectively
This workshop will help you to better support parents and siblings who have to live with loved ones with ASD. You’ll learn the basics of how people function through concrete examples, and leave with tips to help everyone adapt more easily.