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field Disability and Sexuality Forum 2010 - Forum Scenarios

by field - furthering inclusive learning and development on Mar 25, 2010

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Presentation - Scenarios from field - Disability and Sexuality Forum held on Thursday 18 March at Darebin Arts and Entertainment Centre, Preston.

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Disability and Sexuality Forum March 2010 Forum Scenarios
3. Scenarios for discussion
- For each of the following scenarios, discuss with your group
- Service barriers/limits/expectations
- Your feelings/thoughts/preferred options
- A Client (adult )wants to learn how to masturbate
- A married couple who both have physical disabilities need some physical support (needs assistance with positioning) in order to have sex
- A person with a mild intellectual disability is keen to have a child with her partner (as a sole parent) but will require support as they have no immediate family and limited friends?
- A client (physical disability) is keen to meet a partner and has been unsuccessful after numerous attempts with on line dating. He now appears to be rather depressed.