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Module 16/Unit 9 CONTENT Knowledge/Attitudes/Skills Training/Learning Methods (Time Required) Adolescent programs can be more male-friendly by: • Creating a separate entrance, a separate space (room), or special hours for young men. • Hiring more male clinic staff or counselors. • Offering free condom supplies. • Training staff on young men's RH needs. • Treating male clients more respectfully and sensitively. Pathfinder International 128 Adolescent Curriculum
UNIT 10: SEXUAL IDENTITY AND ORIENTATION Module 16/Unit 10 INTRODUCTION: Sexual orientation can be a difficult subject to address because it sometimes conflicts with personal, cultural, or religious values and attitudes regarding sexuality. However, as providers and counselors, it is important to understand that a range of sexual orientations and identities exist. Adolescence is a time of sexual experimentation and defining a sexual identity. An adolescent client who is struggling with her/his sexual identity often experiences deep emotional turmoil that sometimes can lead to suicide. While providers and counselors may hold their own personal opinions regarding sexual orientation, it is their responsibility to provide accurate and unbiased information and services to all adolescent clients. Many gay and lesbian youth avoid health services for fear that they will be judged or that their sexual orientation will be disclosed to others. Providers and counselors can help clients overcome this fear by maintaining strict practices of confidentiality and serving clients in a non-judgmental manner. UNIT TRAINING OBJECTIVE: To help providers respond to issues of sexual orientation. SPECIFIC LEARNING OBJECTIVES: By the end of the unit, participants will be able to: 1. Identify the different types of sexual expression and orientation. 2. Respond to issues of sexual expression or orientation. TRAINING/LEARNING METHODOLOGY: • Group work • Fishbowl exercise • Trainer presentation MAJOR REFERENCES AND TRAINING MATERIALS: • American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Adolescence. 2001. Statement of homosexuality and adolescence. SEICUS Reports. 29 (Apr.-May):23-25. Pathfinder International 129 Adolescent Curriculum
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