Training on consent matters
At Consent Matters Ireland, we believe that consent is a basic life skill, like politeness or kindness, that we have as a society failed to teach our children, leading to a substantial portion of the population having a very limited understanding of the concept and its fundamental importance within a healthy society. The basics of consent can be easily taught to toddlers and expanded upon as they grow. Consent needs to be a primary element of all approaches to sex education.
With ongoing review of the variety of approaches to teaching consent that exist, we have chosen the wheel of consent, developed by Dr. Betty Martin, which provides the most comprehensive and adaptable learning outcomes for comprehensive consent and boundary education. Training content is adapted for all age groups, all contexts.
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Consent Matters Ireland offers an extensive variety of trainings, lectures and workshops on consent, tailor made for specific groups, including but not limited to: children, teens, young adults, educators, therapists, coaches, sporting organisations, state and private healthcare services, corporations and government bodies.
COMMUNITY, YOUTH AND ONE TO ONE COACHING
Allow us to support you in conversations within your team, community or family on consent matters. We tailor coaching to your needs
PRIVATE SECTOR TRAINING
Invite us to support your team in learning and understanding consent in the workplace. We design training based on your companies requirements
Public Sector Training
Gaining consent for medical interventions is an integral part of healthcare and a fundamental legal and ethical obligation for all clinicians. We can support your organisation or team in ensuring compliance
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Testimonials
The facilitator made the issue of limits and the acceptability of saying ‘No’ very clear at several points and it made us all comfortable.
Great workshop about the practical nuances of consent and boundaries.
Excellent facilitation skills, gently yet firmly held with humour and sensitively – great.