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In today's episode, we're diving into "A Dirty Word: How a Sex Writer Reclaimed Her Sexuality" by Steph Auteri. This captivating memoir, published in 2018 by Cleis Press, delves into the cultural perception of female sexuality as a dirty word. Steph, a writer and editor, shares her journey of becoming a sex writer to overcome her own sexual dysfunction and discovering that she wasn't broken to begin with. Throughout the book, she tackles various themes like sexual health, body image, and the pathologization of female sexuality. Join us as we explore the importance of adult sex education and why this book is a valuable resource for readers of all backgrounds. Steph's website: https://www.stephauteri.com/ Guerilla Sex Ed: https://guerrillasexed.org/ Steph's Insta: https://www.instagram.com/stephauteri/ Steph's Recommendations for Further Learning: Come as You Are https://www.emilynagoski.com/home  Pussypedia https://www.pussypedia.net/ Afrosexology https://afrosexology.com/ Lovehoney https://www.lovehoney.com/advice/ Pleasure Mechanics  https://www.pleasuremechanics.com/ Selema Noon https://www.saleemanoon.com/ Justine Ang Fonte https://www.justinefonte.com/ Nadine Thornhill https://www.nadinethornhill.com/ Al Vernacchio https://alvernacchio.com/

Gender identity? Sexual orientation? LGBT? Nonbinary? Need to learn or be reminded of terms related to who we are and who we love? Then listen to episode #47 of the Puberty Prof Podcast! IIn this episode Dr. Lori Reichel speaks with the nationally recognized sexuality educator Al Vernacchio. After first sharing some of his background, Al discusses current sexuality terminology in a positive and... SourceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alice Roberts, LCSW, joins host Lisa Butterworth, LPC, NCC, on this episode of Mormon Sex Info. Alice is a mental health provider at Wasatch Family Therapy in Utah where she specializes in Couples Therapy, Sex and Intimacy, Anxiety and Depression, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Spirituality and Women's Issues. In this episode, Lisa and Alice discuss Sexual Shame and what some of the reasons may be that individuals go through it. Resources mentioned during the podcast: Definition of Sexual Health: https://www.symmetrysols.com/single-post/2019/09/27/moving-from-sexual-shame-to-sexual-health Al Vernacchio: https://alvernacchio.com/for-goodness-sex/

Join Cami Hurst and Braxton Dutson as they review For Goodness Sex: Changing the Way We Talk to Teens About Sexuality, Values, and Health by Al Vernacchio. If you have ever raised a teen, worked with teens, or been a teen, this book is for you! This book offers research-based strategies for understanding and communicating with teenagers about sex. Cami and Braxton summarize some of the main points of this book and offer their experiences as therapists. To support Cami as she creates free episodes each week, you can subscribe to her Patreon athttps://www.patreon.com/sextherapy101

Al Vernacchio is the sexuality education coordinator and chair of the upper school english department at his Quaker high school in Wynnewood, PA. He has developed an entire curricula of reproductive health and sexuality education and successfully implemented it at his school, which is no easy task. Vernacchio has more than 25-years of sexuality education experience. Mandy Johnson and Dr. B explore his work and discuss how it overlaps with their own, especially during the pandemic.

Al shares how to counter the negative messages kids are receiving from porn, why pizza is a better model for sex than baseball, and ways to discuss consent and practicing safer sex.  Also, at what age SHOULD we be talking to our children about sex? Hit that play button to find out!

This podcast episode was originally recorded for "Mormon Sex Info" Podcast. It's now being refurbished for your enjoyment here at the "Healing Sols Podcast." For more from Natasha Helfer, LCMFT, CST, CSTS, please visit https://www.natashahelfer.com. Natasha Helfer Parker interviews Alisha Worthington, SSW, a sexual educator, on the topic of providing healthy sexual education to our pre-adolescent children. How do we approach sexuality of children without projecting our own adult sensibilities? What do we teach about sexuality without even realizing it? What are the best ways to respond to things like masturbation/self-touch, pornography viewing, and experiences such as “playing doctor?” How do we talk to our kids about their body parts? How do we teach protective stances and boundaries, especially when it comes to the potential of child sexual abuse? How do we avoid shaming/fear-based sex education and embrace pleasure-based sex education, even when we want to reinforce concepts such as consent, appropriate boundaries and the risks associated with sexuality? And much more…. Alisha Worthington is an LDS Sexual Educator and has contributed to many media resources such as: FamilyShare.com and The Deseret News. She has been a regular contributor on the Radio From Hell show on x96 taking live calls on sex and intimacy and has been a guest on KUTV 2 morning news. She is an educator, group facilitator, and coach for The Healing Group, where she offers many workshops and services regarding women's health and sexuality, and co-author of the book Real Intimacy: A Couple's Guide to Healthy, Genuine Sexuality. She is also a member of the Mormon Mental Health Association. Links to resources that are covered during the podcast: Elizabeth Smart Foundation: Mission focused on preventing and stopping predatory crimes. Yes! You can talk to your kids about sex by Kristin Hodson and Alisha Worthington A Parent's Guide an LDS Manual Teaching Youths in the 21st Century by Elder M. Russell Ballard The Naked People in Your iPod by Paul Malan Where Willie Went by Nicholas Allan It's Perfectly Normal: Changing Bodies, Growing Up, Sex and Sexual Health by Robbie Harris and Michael Emberley For Goodness Sex by Al Vernacchio

Are you holding a smartphone or sitting down at your laptop right now? If so, you’re just a few clicks away from free, hardcore pornography. There are no explicit content warnings, and no age verifications to make you think twice about clicking "play”—which means kids as young as 9 and 10 are being exposed to sex for the first time via sites like PornHub. But what happens when porn becomes a form of sex education? On this special preview episode of Next Question with Katie Couric, Katie talks to a young woman who believes porn led to her boyfriend’s scary behavior during sex, and gets real teens to open up about their experiences with porn. Later, she sits down with anti-porn activist Dr. Gail Dines and sex educator Al Vernacchio to tackle how parents can counteract the alarming messages their kids may be absorbing—not just about sex, but about consent, gender equality, and what a healthy relationship actually looks like.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

It's finally here! In this first episode of the Bedside Podcast, I chat with Al Vernacchio, a renowned sex-positive Human Sexuality educator based in Philadelphia. I had the pleasure to sit in on one of Vernacchio's human sexuality classes a few weeks ago, and left thinking to myself, Al is one of those people who is changing the world one teenager at a time. Vernacchio has been featured on four TED Talks, The New York Times Magazine, NPR, and lectured workshops across the country. In our conversation, Vernacchio and I chat about our current sex landscape and his philosophies on how we should really be talking about sex. He shares invaluable advice for navigating your own sexual values, and much more. Keep up with Bedside:Instagram - @thebedside Website - www.thebedside.co Connect with Al:Website - www.alvernacchio.comBe sure to rate, review, and of course subscribe to the show! Thank you for listening.

In this episode, I talk to Al Vernacchio, Sexuality Education Coordinator for Friends Central School in Wynnewood, PA. We discuss the pitfalls and joys of adolescent masculinity, educating about consent, and the relationship between spirituality and sexuality, among other things. More information about Al's work can be found here: https://alvernacchio.com/ Visit TLaM's web hub: www.talklikeaman.net Support the show at Patreon: www.patreon.com/talklikeaman Theme music by Lee Rosevere: freemusicarchive.org/music/Lee_Rosevere/

Thank you for listening to Mormon Sex Info. This episode is an archived episode and is only now becoming publicly available. Mormon Sex Info relies on contributions. To contribute, please visit: mormonsex.info Please enjoy the episode. Natasha Helfer Parker interviews Al Vernacchio on the topic of providing the most effective types of sexual education to adolescents. What’s the difference between abstinence and comprehensive sexual education? What’s the history of the importance of virginal status and the impact it has on our culture? How do we teach teens what it means to have sex outside of the mechanical definition? How do we honor our teens as sexual beings? What kinds of sexual options can we offer our teens, so that they are better prepared to make sexual decisions that parallel their values? A Human Sexuality educator and consultant for over 20 years, Al has lectured, published articles, and offered workshops throughout the country. His work has been featured in “Teaching Good Sex”, a November, 2011 cover story in The New York Times Magazine. In addition Al has given three TED Talks, and his blog, “For Goodness Sex: Notes from a Sexuality Educator”, can be found on the Psychology Today website. He is the author of For Goodness Sex: Changing the Way We Talk to Young People About Sexuality, Values, and Health published by Harper-Collins. Al earned his BA in Theology from St. Joseph’s University and his MSEd in Human Sexuality Education from the University of Pennsylvania. He is a member of The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS), The American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists and Advanced Sexuality Educators and Trainers (ASET). Resources mentioned during podcast: Action Aids For Goodness Sex: Changing the Way We Talk to Young People About Sexuality, Values, and Health by Al Vernacchio Sex Needs a New Metaphor. Here’s One. by Al Vernacchio The Danger of the Single Story by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie  

Thank you for listening to Mormon Sex Info. This episode is an archived episode and is only now becoming publicly available. Mormon Sex Info relies on contributions. To contribute, please visit: mormonsex.info Please enjoy the episode. Natasha Helfer Parker interviews Alisha Worthington, SSW, a sexual educator, on the topic of providing healthy sexual education to our pre-adolescent children. How do we approach sexuality of children without projecting our own adult sensibilities? What do we teach about sexuality without even realizing it? What are the best ways to respond to things like masturbation/self-touch, pornography viewing, and experiences such as “playing doctor?” How do we talk to our kids about their body parts? How do we teach protective stances and boundaries, especially when it comes to the potential of child sexual abuse? How do we avoid shaming/fear-based sex education and embrace pleasure-based sex education, even when we want to reinforce concepts such as consent, appropriate boundaries and the risks associated with sexuality? And much more….   IMG_3507c-805x1024-1Alisha Worthington is an LDS Sexual Educator and has contributed to many media resources such as: FamilyShare.com and The Deseret News. She has been a regular contributor on the Radio From Hell show on x96 taking live calls on sex and intimacy and has been a guest on KUTV 2 morning news. She is an educator, group facilitator, and coach for The Healing Group, where she offers many workshops and services regarding women’s health and sexuality, and co-author of the book Real Intimacy: A Couple’s Guide to Healthy, Genuine Sexuality. She is also a member of the Mormon Mental Health Association. Links to resources that are covered during the podcast:   Elizabeth Smart Foundation: Mission focused on preventing and stopping predatory crimes.   Yes! You can talk to your kids about sex by Kristin Hodson and Alisha Worthington   A Parent’s Guide an LDS Manual   Teaching Youths in the 21st Century by Elder M. Russell Ballard   The Naked People in Your iPod by Paul Malan   Where Willie Went by Nicholas Allan   It’s Perfectly Normal: Changing Bodies, Growing Up, Sex and Sexual Health by Robbie Harris and Michael Emberley   For Goodness Sex by Al Vernacchio   The Case for Teaching Kids ‘Vagina,’ ‘Penis,’ and ‘Vulva’   Why You Should Teach Your Kids Correct Names for Genitals

Natasha is joined by Braxton Dutson, CWS, in the second episode of the series discussing the letter that Camille Bailey Aagard wrote to her son about porn. This episode includes multiple references including the following:   Al Vernacchio’s  “For Goodness Sex” https://www.amazon.com/Goodness-Sex-Changing-Sexuality-Values/dp/0062269518   David Ley “Ethical Porn for Dicks” https://www.amazon.com/Ethical-Porn-Dicks-Responsible-Pleasure-ebook/dp/B01M67PXK9/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8   Paul Malan “The Naked People In Your iPod” https://medium.com/@ungewissen/the-naked-people-in-your-ipod-f770a27fdb59   Mormon Sex Info episode with Paul Malan “The Naked People In Your iPod” http://www.mormonsexinfo.com/69-naked-people-in-ipod   Marty Klein Porn Literacy Checklist https://www.yourtango.com/experts/martyklein/porn-literacy-checklist-for-talking-to-kids-middle-school-age-and-older   Braxton Dutson and Al Vernacchio on the “Birds and Bees Podcast” “Teaching Values in Sexual Health with Al Vernacchio” http://www.birdsandbeespodcast.com/021-teaching-values-in-sexual-health-with-al-vernacchio/   Please check out the podcast Braxton hosts, “Birds and the Bees” http://www.birdsandbeespodcast.com/

speaks candidly with about a topic that affects children and teens significantly, values and sexual health. Al is a sex educator who has over 25 years working with teen, parents and sexual health education. He demonstrates ways parents can identify what values they have about anything, especially sex. Knowing these values has a huge impact on how to speak to your child about life. They explore the influence pornography, religion, media, and many other topics that affect our values, and outlook on sexual health. And who can have a coversation about sex and values without talking about shame, and how shame drives secrecy, problematic feelings and behavior. Al identifies how we are all sexual beings, living in a sexual world and ways parents can support their children in understanding their bodies, their values in all aspects of their life, including their sexuality.  Al Vernacchio webpage: https://alvernacchio.com/ For Goodness Sex: Changing the Way We Talk to Teens About Sexuality, Values and Health Episode 014 Ask Al Anything Leave Birds and Bees an iTunes review Leave a Stitcher Review Birds and Bees Facebook Page Listen from our webpage

Many dating experts specializing in heterosexual relationships believe that women should make men wait before having sex for the first time. Some believe that withholding sex creates a challenge so many men crave and increases a woman's value; others say that securing a commitment from a man before rewarding him with sex leads to a more secure relationship. In this episode, Dr. Valeria and sex coach Sarah Martin take on this type of dating advice; discuss what possible consequences it may have for these couples' sex lives; and give their own view of how first time sex should be handled in new relationships.  EPISODE NOTES: Ted Talk by Al Vernacchio, "Sex Needs a New Metaphor" https://www.ted.com/talks/al_vernacchio_sex_needs_a_new_metaphor_here_s_one

and talk candidly about child sexual development from birth to adulthood and beyond. Alisha pulls from her many years as a sex educator, and as a mother of seven children, to answer common questions parents have about their child’s sexual development. Children go through many sexual developments such as: running around naked, masturbation, playing doctor, asking about sexual practices, just to name a few. Alisha and Braxton dive into some simple actions you can take as a parent to understand the development of your child and how to manage the feelings of uncertainty you may feel as a parent. Because of the impossibility to pinpoint exact ages when kids and adolescents experience (or don’t experience) certain developments. We talk in approximate ages you may see certain behaviors. Attention! Due to the nature of the topic, anatomically correct body terms are used in the show (ex. Penis, Vulva, Vagina etc.) as well as some examples of slang teens may ask their parents to define. The content of this show is meant to educate on a broad spectrum, and should not be used in lieu of a primary care physician. If you are concerned about your child’s development, please seek out individualized professional support.   Resources:      “”   Robie H. Harris “”   Gail Saltz “” (1 and 2) Valorie Lee Schaefer  “” Al Vernacchio

Birds and Bees Podcast goes live for the first time! After presenting for The Rocky Mountain Sex Summit in 2017. Al Vernacchio and Utha's Planned Parenthood Teen Counsel made themselves available for an evening of unscripted questions. Al and the Teens fielded questions from parents and teens about sexuiality, gender, "the talk," and overall sex education. Birds and Bees was ready with the recording equipment and that leads us to Episode 014. Some of the qusetions asked were: How professionals can be gender supportive in their assessments and questions to teens. If a child has been exposed to sex prematurely, will they be ok? Is there any difference between Herpes 1 and 2? How can I talk to my teen about sex without it being uncomfortable? How do you work with parents where morality trumps evidence based sex ed? How do I respect my child’s boundaries about talking about sex when they are resistant to talking about it. Do you have any resources for teens or children diagnosed with high functioning autism? Resources for the show: Al's resource page: Dr. Mary Jo Podgurski Resources for Teens: Bisexual support: Autism and Intellectually Delayed Teens and Sexuality: Book "Facts of Life" Book "Nonnie Talks About: Gender" Leave Birds and Bees an iTunes review Leave a Stitcher Review Birds and Bees Facebook Page

This is a special release on Mormon Mental Health shared by Mormon Sex Info due to the upcoming Rocky Mountain Sex Summit that will be taking place September 22-23, 2017 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Natasha Helfer Parker wants to help promote the event and therefore is making this podcast available on this platform for free.  Natasha Helfer Parker interviews Al Vernacchio on the topic of providing the most effective types of sexual education to adolescents. What's the difference between abstinence and comprehensive sexual education? What's the history of the importance of virginal status and the impact it has on our culture? How do we teach teens what it means to have sex outside of the mechanical definition? How do we honor our teens as sexual beings? What kinds of sexual options can we offer our teens, so that they are better prepared to make sexual decisions that parallel their values?  Al Vernacchio is the K-12 Sexuality Education Coordinator at Friends’ Central School in Wynnewood, PA. A Human Sexuality educator and consultant for over 25 years, Al has lectured, published articles, and offered workshops throughout the country. His work has been featured in “Teaching Good Sex”, a November, 2011 cover story in The New York Times Magazine. In addition Al has given four TED Talks, and has appeared on national programs such as NPR’s “Morning Edition”. He is the author of For Goodness Sex: Changing the Way We Talk to Young People About Sexuality, Values, and Health published by Harper-Collins. Resources mentioned during podcast: Action Aids For Goodness Sex: Changing the Way We Talk to Young People About Sexuality, Values, and Health by Al Vernacchio Sex Needs a New Metaphor. Here's One. by Al Vernacchio  The Danger of the Single Story by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie   Rocky Mountain Sex & Intimacy Summit   Natasha Helfer Parker, LCMFT, CST runs an online practice, Symmetry Solutions, which focuses on helping families and individuals with faith concerns, sexuality and mental health. She writes at The Mormon Therapist for Patheos: Hosting the Conversation of Faith, runs Mormon Sex Info and is the current president for the Mormon Mental Health Association.

speaks with Braxton about his upcoming presentation in Salt Lake City at . on September 23, 2017. Al discusses the content he plans on presenting in Utah. His topics include: moving away from the Baseball model to describe sexual experience moving toward a more inclusive model for sexual experience involving ... Pizza?? No more "Who's on first" confusion. His pizza model is really cool for parents with teens. Al explores his approach to presenting and addresses how he plan on addressing parent and teen's concerns about sexuality. He continues on with an exclusive interview with Birds and Bees Podcast. That interview is available to those who sign up for The Rocky Mountain Sex Summit. Don't miss out on the exclusive interview and the amazing information Al will be teaching this year, Use the promo code braxambass2017 for a discount on the already low early bird prices. Al will be hosting an "Ask Al Anything" event at the Rocky Mountain Sex Summit. He will be present to answer any question you have sexuality, teens, and parenting. Check out Al Vernacchio's Book and his

Al Vernacchio, author of "For Goodness Sex," joins me on the podcast this week. Al is the Upper School Sexuality Educator and also teaches in the English department at Friends’ Central School in Wynnewood, PA. A Human Sexuality educator and consultant for over 20 years, Al has lectured, published articles, and offered workshops throughout the country. His work has been featured in “Teaching Good Sex”, a November, 2011 cover story in The New York Times Magazine.

Kathryn interviews sexuality educator Al Vernacchio, author of “For Goodness Sex: Changing the Way We Talk to Teens About Sexuality, Values, and Health”. Your kids know more about sex than you think they do. In For Goodness Sex, Vernacchio refutes the disaster prevention model of sex education, offering instead a progressive and realistic approach. Vernacchio who authors the Psychology Today blog For Goodness Sex is a TED speaker who has been featured in the NY Times. Kathryn also interviews Dr. Gloria Walther, found of The California Walther School and author of “Eye to Eye: The Handbook on Lovingly and Successfully Parenting Your Three-to-Five Year Old Child – The Handbook that Didn't Come with Them”. Based on Dr. Walther's own teaching experiences, Eye to Eye teaches parents how to be the happy and loving parents they truly want to be. Dr. Walther received her doctorate from USC and has been using her expertise to train preschool teachers and directors for 17 years

Kathryn interviews sexuality educator Al Vernacchio, author of “For Goodness Sex: Changing the Way We Talk to Teens About Sexuality, Values, and Health”. Your kids know more about sex than you think they do. In For Goodness Sex, Vernacchio refutes the disaster prevention model of sex education, offering instead a progressive and realistic approach. Vernacchio who authors the Psychology Today blog For Goodness Sex is a TED speaker who has been featured in the NY Times. Kathryn also interviews Dr. Gloria Walther, found of The California Walther School and author of “Eye to Eye: The Handbook on Lovingly and Successfully Parenting Your Three-to-Five Year Old Child – The Handbook that Didn't Come with Them”. Based on Dr. Walther's own teaching experiences, Eye to Eye teaches parents how to be the happy and loving parents they truly want to be. Dr. Walther received her doctorate from USC and has been using her expertise to train preschool teachers and directors for 17 years