Deborah Roffman Workshop Follow-Ups

Nov 27, 2018 | PA Update

For those who attended the talks provided earlier this month by sexuality educator and author Deborah Roffman, and/or for those who could not make the events but would like further information on educating our children about sexuality, please visit these links, found on Deborah Roffman’s website http://sexandsensibility.net/, and also recommended by our Middle/Upper School Nurse, Sara Schulman:

  1. www.nytimes.com/2018/10/09/opinion/letters/boys.html 
  2. thekojonnamdishow.org/2018/09/24/10-tips-talking-teenager-consent-sexual-boundaries
  3. http://sexandsensibility.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/updated-healthy-relationships-infographic.png

These and many other helpful parent resource links on mental health, recommended books, substance abuse, and more are available on the D-E School’s Parent Resources website here or go to https://www.d-e.org/page/academics/student-support-services/parent-resources

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