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Join us on June 11th for a CEU presentation on Navigating Sexuality in Individuals with Autism presented by Kim Lucker-Greene, Ph.D., BCBA-D. 5:00pm - Check In and Networking6:00 to 7:15pm - Presentation Abstract: Sexuality is a fundamental part of human development, yet it remains an often overlooked or uncomfortable topic within the field of autism. Individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may experience unique challenges related to sexuality, including understanding social boundaries, navigating consent, developing healthy relationships, and accessing accurate sexual education. These challenges can increase vulnerability and risk, while also impacting quality of life.This presentation will explore key sexuality issues relevant to individuals with ASD across the lifespan. Topics will include social skills related to dating and relationships, addressing inappropriate sexual behavior, teaching consent and bodily autonomy, and promoting healthy sexual development within ethical and culturally responsive frameworks. Emphasis will be placed on the role of the behavior analyst in assessment, skill-building, collaboration with families and other professionals, and navigating difficult conversations.Attendees will leave with practical strategies, resources, and an increased awareness of the ethical responsibility behavior analysts hold in supporting the sexual health and safety of their clients.  1.5 General CEUs will be available.

Florida Association for Behavior Analysis

CEU: Navigating Sexuality in Individuals with Autism

1434 Pineapple Ave

Member CEU

$10

Non-member CEU

$15

Student/ No CEU

$5