October 2, 2021 Sexual and Gender Diversity Peer Relationship Sexual Assault and Violence
Psychosocial Workers
During the teenage years, friendships become important. It is also normal for young people to have questions about their gender identity and sexual orientation.
"No matter what the situation, the responsibility always belongs to the abuser, not the victim. Anyone can experience abuse and you should not hesitate to seek help." - Steffi, psychosocial worker, CPIVAS
"It's normal to have questions about your gender identity and sexual orientation. The important thing is to go at your own pace and to go towards people you trust." - Geneviève, psychosocial worker, SPHÈRE - Santé sexuelle globale
"In adolescence, friendships take on an important role. You have to surround yourself with the right people who treat you with respect." - Ashlee, psychosocial worker, TRÎL
This web capsule, which can be viewed in different contexts, was created as a pedagogical tool to support professionals (psychosocial workers and teachers) in their awareness and prevention activities.
In fact, the web capsule was designed to interest and make young people think about the adolescence. The discussions that will ensue will highlight the fact that no matter what young people are going through, there are a lot of resources in Laval that can help them throughout their lives.
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