
Our young people are living in a challenging
world. To become sexually healthy and responsible people, they need
opportunities to gain knowledge, skills and a sense of self-worth. Here are some of the ways our education programs can help:
Creative approaches:
- Peer education
- Small group facilitation
- Peer theater training
- Chat groups
- Interactive workshops
- Student-centered curriculum design
- Baby think it over dolls
- Games and more
The content:
- Abstinence
- Birth Control
- Communication in relationships
- Decision making
- Growth and development
- Healthy relationships
- Influences of the Media
- Teen pregnancy prevention
- Reducing the risk of HIV / AIDS
- Self esteem and healthy behaviors: making the connection
- Under the influence: the impact of drugs on sexual behavior
Planned Parenthood's trained educators are available to offer
confidential and private educational counseling and referrals. Teens and young
adults can be seen individually, as couples, or with family members. We can also
assist students doing research, class
projects, or classroom presentations on human sexuality, family planning, sexual health, teen issues and much more. Our
audio-visual collection includes pamphlets, resource materials,
professional journals, videos, birth control demonstration kits, anatomical
models and other teaching aids.
Call the Planned Parenthood nearest you for more information or an appointment
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117 Hawley Street |
(607) 723-8306 |
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Johnson Hill Road |
(607) 723-8306 |
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Eaton Center, #208 |
(607) 334-6378 |
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37 Dietz Street |
(607) 432-2250 |
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37 Pleasant Street |
(607) 563-4363 |
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130 North Street |
(607) 865-6579 |
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