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Sex in Space
Sex in Space
115 episodes
1 month ago
Sex in Space is a podcast where we have open-minded conversations, delving into sex across all its infinite dimensions. Stories and voices from all genders, ages, relationships, life stages, ethnicities, walks of life, professions and ways of being in the universe.If sex is a subject that interests you, if you feel… (like most of us do) your education might have more than a few gaps in it, if you’re not sure you’re fully equipped to talk to the next generation, or you just feel like exploring some new points of view, awesome, you’ve reached somewhere that might interest you. Join us as we meet some earthly guests who may well introduce you to some alien concepts. If you want to hear about how porn shapes our desires, when sex needs therapy, or what it’s like to be a sex worker, you’re in the right place.Sometimes challenging, sometimes confronting, always enlightening. Buckle up.Available everywhere extraordinary podcasts are found.Reach out to us at: hello@sexinspace.comFollow us on instagram at: @sexinspacedotcomStalk us on Facebook at: @sexinspacedotcomFor more info, check out our website at: www.sexinspace.com

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Sex in Space is a podcast where we have open-minded conversations, delving into sex across all its infinite dimensions. Stories and voices from all genders, ages, relationships, life stages, ethnicities, walks of life, professions and ways of being in the universe.If sex is a subject that interests you, if you feel… (like most of us do) your education might have more than a few gaps in it, if you’re not sure you’re fully equipped to talk to the next generation, or you just feel like exploring some new points of view, awesome, you’ve reached somewhere that might interest you. Join us as we meet some earthly guests who may well introduce you to some alien concepts. If you want to hear about how porn shapes our desires, when sex needs therapy, or what it’s like to be a sex worker, you’re in the right place.Sometimes challenging, sometimes confronting, always enlightening. Buckle up.Available everywhere extraordinary podcasts are found.Reach out to us at: hello@sexinspace.comFollow us on instagram at: @sexinspacedotcomStalk us on Facebook at: @sexinspacedotcomFor more info, check out our website at: www.sexinspace.com

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#92 - Vanessa Hamilton / Sexuality education for parents: top tips for tricky talks (re-release)
Sex in Space
46 minutes 45 seconds
10 months ago
#92 - Vanessa Hamilton / Sexuality education for parents: top tips for tricky talks (re-release)

This week we’re re-releasing another of our podcast episodes. This time, we’re revisiting a conversation that Jane had with Vanessa Hamilton, a sexuality educator and founder of the education business ‘Talking The Talk Healthy Sexuality Education’.


Vanessa has over 25 years of experience as a registered sexual health nurse, she is a parent of 3 teens and is an award-winning author, highly respected speaker, podcaster, blog writer and educator on the topics of human sexuality, consent and respectful relationships. Vanessa has immersed herself in helping parents, teachers and health professionals understand human sexuality and, specifically, how it relates to children. 


Together, she and Jane spoke about the key topics parents should address with their kids about sexuality education, including consent, pleasure, and pornography. Vanessa provides strategies for tackling uncomfortable situations and gives examples of how to use teachable moments with young people, as well as providing a script for responding when a child asks how babies are made.  


You can find more of Vanessa here: https://www.talkingthetalksexed.com.au/ 


Timestamps:  

00:00 – Intro  

00:49 – How Vanessa ended up in the sexuality education space 

03:26 – The scale of the sex ed gap within adults 

04:48 – The impact of confidence on having sex ed chats 

05:47 – How to talk with young people about sending nudes 

07:18 – Vanessa’s take-home message to parents 

08:50 – When should you start thinking about having conversations with your kids about sexuality?  

09:42 – Why your tone is more important than what you say to a child 

10:13 – What topics you should be covering with your kids (and why saying something is better than saying nothing) 

12:47 – The majority of parents support this education  

13:38 – Why Vanessa doesn’t like the term ‘sex ed’ (and what she uses instead) 

15:20 – Reframing how we think about pleasure 

17:01 – How consent is part of our everyday experiences 

19:59 – How to explain how babies are made 

23:35 – What are the contributing factors towards teen pregnancies?  

24:46 – What kids are learning about sex from pornography 

26:36 – Why Vanessa wrote her book ‘Talking Sex’ 

29:11 – How to respond when you encounter an uncomfortable situation with your child 

31:10 – How to practice having conversations about sexuality 

32:22 – The barriers for male parents having these kinds of conversations 

34:14 – Examples of how to use teachable moments with your kids 

38:15 – Make yourself the adult that your kids can come to 

39:56 – Why it’s important to give young people a framework to think about pornography 

42:10 – How to respond if you think your child has seen inappropriate content online 

43:21 – How to get a copy of Vanessa’s book ‘Talking Sex’ 

44:23 – Vanessa’s book on consent for parents and teachers 

45:05 – Just get started: it’s easier than you think 

45:39 - Conclusion 


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Check out our books, 'How to talk with your kids about porn' and 'The Organ Education Forgot', available at https://www.sexinspace.com/books to download or buy. 

 

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Sex in Space
Sex in Space is a podcast where we have open-minded conversations, delving into sex across all its infinite dimensions. Stories and voices from all genders, ages, relationships, life stages, ethnicities, walks of life, professions and ways of being in the universe.If sex is a subject that interests you, if you feel… (like most of us do) your education might have more than a few gaps in it, if you’re not sure you’re fully equipped to talk to the next generation, or you just feel like exploring some new points of view, awesome, you’ve reached somewhere that might interest you. Join us as we meet some earthly guests who may well introduce you to some alien concepts. If you want to hear about how porn shapes our desires, when sex needs therapy, or what it’s like to be a sex worker, you’re in the right place.Sometimes challenging, sometimes confronting, always enlightening. Buckle up.Available everywhere extraordinary podcasts are found.Reach out to us at: hello@sexinspace.comFollow us on instagram at: @sexinspacedotcomStalk us on Facebook at: @sexinspacedotcomFor more info, check out our website at: www.sexinspace.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.