Description
Every person should know the rules about self touch.
Through illustrations, these cards demonstrate where it is appropriate to self touch, and the rules to follow.
“Appropriate self touch” is available for boys, girls and both, in poster size, as well as individual sequence cards for personal use.
Individual Sequence Cards – Appropriate Self Touch for Boys and Girls
by Stephanie Mitelman, M.A., CSE, AASECT Certified Sexuality Educator
FORMAT: 6” x 4” Individual Sequence Cards
You can follow this link if you wish to only purchase the Appropriate Self Touch for Boys Cards
You can follow this link if you wish to only purchase the Appropriate Self Touch for Girls Cards
P.S. This program contains the same content as the Boys and Girls Poster Set
P.S.S. Please follow this link to purchase the Appropriate Self Touch Boy and Girls Poster Set
Deborah –
I am so grateful that Sex Ed Mart came out with Appropriate Self Touch for Boys and Girls. My daughter is on the spectrum and I have been looking for a way to talk with her about sex ed and self touch. This is perfect! Thank you.
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M. Farmer – 3 December 2018
The Appropriate Self Touch for Boys and Girls programs is perfect for both session and classroom use. It is so important to have the hard conversations and talk about what is often inferred for most, but needs to be illustrated and walked through for many students with delays and for those who are socially unaware of appropriate and inappropriate self touch. Excellent product all around!
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Christina Eve – 8 December 2018
The Appropriate Self-Touch for Boys (and Girls) programs is a wonderful resource for individuals on the autism spectrum who may not understand implicit social norms regarding behavior. This well-designed tool is a great way for parents and teachers to explain these societal “norms” in a fun and non-offensive way.
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Jason Goldsmith – 29 November 2018
The Appropriate Self-Touch for Boys (and Girls) programs is a great resource! My son has autism and he struggles with unspoken rules of common sense we all take for granted. I like that the images show what to do, but also the consequences when the wrong behavior is indulged in. We need more resources that deal with the ‘hidden curriculum’. When are the ‘How to act in a public bathroom’ cards coming out ?