Safer Sex Intervention Adaptation Kit - ETR Associates

Intervention STEPSDesigned to Change DeterminantsDETERMINANTS of SexualBehaviors Addressed in SSIBEHAVIORS DirectlyRelated to Health GoalSSI’s Health Goal22 ETR Associates and Office of Adolescent Health, 2011First Session, Components 2A and 2BStep 3:Preventing the ConsequencesStep 8: Questions & Answers (Step 9 in Comp. 2B)Step 9: Feedback & Summary (Step 10 in Comp. 2B)Booster SessionStep 6: Follow-up/GiveawaysFirst Session, Components 2A and 2BStep 7: Talking about SexFirst Session, Component 1: Introduction andVideo/DVDStep 3: Stage of Change DeterminationFirst Session, Components 2A and 2BStep 1: Consequences of Unprotected SexStep 2: Risk PerceptionBooster SessionStep 3: Stage of Change ReassessmentFirst Session, Components 2A and 2BStep 1: Consequences of Unprotected SexFirst Session, Component 1: Introduction andVideo/DVDStep 1: IntroductionStep 2 : Video/DVD: “Breaking Out” and “TheRaincoat” segments of Private Lives or similarvideoBooster SessionStep 1: IntroductionStep 5: Reshow Video/DVD (optional)KNOWLEDGE (continued)Knowledge of methods of protectionagainst STIs, including HIV/AIDS, andunintended pregnancy)Knowledge of situations that lead tounprotected sex, pregnancy, and HIVor other STIsPERCEPTION OF RISKPerception of risk of contracting HIVand other STIsPerception of risk of becomingpregnantVALUES AND ATTITUDESComfort talking and sharinginformation about sex and STIs,including HIV/AIDS1. Using condoms toprevent HIV and otherSTIs2. Using contraception toprevent pregnancy1. Using condoms toprevent HIV and otherSTIs2. Using contraception toprevent pregnancy1. Using condoms toprevent HIV and otherSTIs2. Using contraception toprevent pregnancyPreventing STIrecurrence andunintendedpregnancy amongadolescent girls andyoung womenPreventing STIrecurrence andunintendedpregnancy amongadolescent girls andyoung womenPreventing STIrecurrence andunintendedpregnancy amongadolescent girls andyoung womenBDI Logic Model Safer Sex Intervention Adaptation Kit