Sexual Assistive Technology (SAT) are tools or devices that help someone experience touch, intimacy, or sexual pleasure.

This workshop provides an in-depth exploration of Sexual Assistive Technology (SAT), including what it is, why it matters, and key considerations when supporting someone to access SAT in a person-centred, rights-based, and informed way.

Topics we cover:

What Sexual Assistive Technology (SAT) is
Why SAT matters
Considerations for introducing SAT
How to choose appropriate SAT
Caring for and maintaining SAT
Available resources and further supports
Developing a sexual health care plan
An opportunity to view SECCA’s range of SAT

This workshop is for health professionals, parents, carers, support workers and anyone supporting people with disability to explore sexuality safely and respectfully. There is a limit of 3 participants from the same organisation.

This is a three hour workshop with coffee/tea provided. Please bring your own water bottle and snacks. We have a fridge and microwave that you’re welcome to use.

Please note: if you are a HCC holder 50% of the ticket price ($75.00) will be refunded on proof of HCC. Please upload a photo of your Health Care Card so we can process your refund.

Contact the host of Sexual Assistive Technology