
Module 4
Introduction
Welcome back to Parents ASSIST! Thank you for taking part in Session 4 of the program. We are crushing this! This week, we talked more about the specific information gay and bisexual teens need to know before deciding to have sex. To empower teens to make healthy decisions, parents must give them all the necessary information about how to protect themselves. Giving your sons practical advice and facts will make it clear what they need to do to keep themselves healthy. Below, you’ll find the two videos we covered this week and more info about the homework.
Key Points for Module 4
- Talking with your child about the factors to consider before deciding to have sex is crucial for them to be able to make health decisions for themselves.
- When talking with your son about safer sex, it’s important to be clear and explicit about what you mean.
- Non-inclusive sex education in most schools leaves out important ways gay and bisexual males can protect their sexual health, so it’s important that parents talk with their sons about what “being safe” means for them.em.
If you have any questions, please contact our study team at parentsassist@nursing.upenn.edu.
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Course Content
NIH Module 4 Homework
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