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Sexual Assault Awareness Month Special

2022-03-29

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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month & on todays podcast Louise deep dives into the statistics, the myths & the important conversations that are needed to shine a light on this issue. Louise chats to Haylee Penfold- sex & health editor of Ramona magazine about her experiences. Hayley will be paneling for the Newcastle event Confronting Consent on April 7th in Newcastle.

Our parenting expert Mel Burgess talks about how we frame a conversation about consent to our kids & how to empower children to have agency over their bodies

Sex & Relationships Therapist Gabrielle Lawrie discusses what Coercive Control looks like & how to navigate making a sexual advance in a respectful way , and finally, Louise talks about how we might help if a friend or loved one divulges their own experience of sexual assault.