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Introduction:
Every
person experiences sexuality differently and needs different information.
Most of what is available regarding sexuality and disability on websites
is not easily accessed by those whose disabilities impair their ability to
read. This site is designed to meet the needs of these people and the people
who care about them - personally or professionally
Everyone is welcome to use this site to learn the facts about sex and
relationships. Although initially designed for persons with learning
disabilities, it has expanded to include people of all ages, abilities,
and sexual orientations.
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Mission Statement:
To provide
education and support about sexuality, including information about
anatomy, behavior, civil rights,
abuse prevention, gender identity, disability, and relationships
in easy to understand, sex positive language with extensive links to
other resources.
To
be accessible & usable to everyone.
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Sex Support Forum:
It is
a message board
is where questions can be asked and answered. It is not a site
to provide counseling or therapy, but information and support.
Persons who need more than information and support will be
referred to appropriate professionals.
The
Forum respects the person who asks questions by not demeaning
them for poor language choices, bad spellings, or a lack
of basic knowledge about sexuality. The Forum is moderated. This
prevents anyone from attacking anyone and from offering inaccurate,
counterproductive, or irrelevant information.
Click
here to go to Sex Support Forum. There is a link on this page to
an over 18 only section. (Will open in new window.)
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Want to read (and buy?) the books
that shaped my life as a disability activist?
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4Ps:
Pleasure, Permission,
Protection & Privacy.
You can learn about making your
own 4 Ps Plan for safer,
responsible, sexual behavior. It's never too late
or too early to start! It's easy to remember!
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Website last updated:
September 5, 2009
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