Marita’s Approach
Interactive, practical sexual health and sexual abuse prevention education to empower youth and key figures in the lives of children and youth to support their healthy sexual development and build resilience against abuse & exploitation.
Each educational offering is customized to your group or team’s unique learning needs and values.
Workshops are discussion based and welcome honest and open conversation while using group agreements to build safety and trust.
Health Care Providers
Case-based information & tools to empower providers using trauma and violence informed frameworks to improve recognition and quality of care for victims and survivors of sexualized violence.
Parents and Caregivers
Information and resources to empower parents & caregivers to create environments that foster ongoing conversations about bodies, consent, sexuality, healthy relationships and safety.
Young People
Collaborative, inclusive and youth-driven workshops based in exploration and idea sharing that encourage young people to access their own values as they build their knowledge, sexual ethics, and relationships
Services
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See the workshop summary and leave your email to ensure you are notified when dates are available!
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Learn more about the workshop series and book a discovery call to see how these workshops can support your youth group or organization’s needs.
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Book Marita to speak at your conference or event
Past events include anti-trafficking conferences, interdisciplinary panels and more.
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Request a free 30 minute consultation to discuss your team or group’s unique educational needs.
Examples of past custom workshops:
Trauma informed Conversations and Yoga Workshop with Anna Egan
Real Talk Sex and Health Questions for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth
About Marita
Pediatric Emergency Nurse
Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner
Sexual Health Educator specializing in abuse prevention & support for children and youth
Proud auntie, photographer and cat mom
I respectfully acknowledge that I live and work on the unceded, unsurrendered territory of the Algonquin Anishnaabe people who have long been stewards and caretakers of this land. The exploitation of land is deeply connected to gender-based violence and exploitation and in order to see a future of liberation for all, when we “stand for one, we must stand for the other.” (Lisa Brunner)