Speakers Bureau offers education to community organizations and groups by providing information through on-site presentations to aid the public in making responsible choices regarding their sexuality and sexual health. All presentations are $40 each. Sliding fee scale is available for those who qualify.

Each of our Community Outreach presentations are 1 hour in length and are designed using current Best Practice curriculum development models and medically accurate, age appropriate information.

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Presentations Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains offers the community the following presentations:

Talk is Power: Intended for parents and youth serving professionals, participants will have a basic understanding that it is important to communicate with young people about sexuality.

Specifically, they will be able to answer the following:

• What are my values regarding young people and sexuality?
• How can I answer questions about sexuality?
• What are some skills I can use to engage youth in communication about sexuality?

Anatomy: Participants will have a basic understanding of the reproductive system and understand that knowledge about sexual anatomy can contribute to good health.

Specifically, they will be able to answer the following:

• What are the parts of the reproductive system and sexual anatomy?
• What are their functions?
• How do people keep their reproductive system and sexual anatomy healthy?

Abstinence: Participants will have a basic understanding that people can choose not to engage in certain sexual behaviors.

Specifically, they will be able to answer the following:

• What is sexual abstinence?
• Why would people choose sexual abstinence?
• What makes sexual abstinence work?

Contraception: Participants will have a basic understanding of birth control methods and how they can help people plan for or prevent pregnancy. 

Specifically, they will be able to answer the following:

• What is birth control?  
• What are common birth control methods? 
• What are some factors to consider when choosing birth control methods?  

Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Participants will understand that behavior can determine a person’s risk for STD transmission.

Specifically, they will be able to answer the following:

• What is an STD?
• How is an STD transmitted?
• How can I protect myself from STDs?

Puberty: Participants will understand that puberty is a universally experienced transition during which people undergo changes.

Specifically, they will be able to answer the following:

• What is Puberty?
• What are the changes that people experience during puberty? 
• How can people take care of their changing bodies? 

Healthy Relationships: Participants will understand that people can choose to be in a healthy relationship

Specifically, they will be able to answer the following:

• What are possible elements of a relationship?
• Which elements exist in the relationship I am in now?
• If I wanted to change my relationship, what are the options and resources available?

Realities of Teen Parenting: Participants will understand that parenting as a teen can impact one’s life in many ways.

Specifically, they will be able to answer the following:

• How would your life change if you became a teen parent?

Refusal Skills: Participants will understand that people always have the right to refuse any sexual activity.

Specifically they will be able to answer the following:

• What is consent?
• What are some skills someone could use to respectfully respond when pressured to do something s/he doesn’t want to do?

Understanding Pregnancy Options: Participants will understand that a woman has choices regarding her pregnancy including: developing a parenting or adoption plan choosing an abortion.

Specifically they will be able to answer:

• What is a parenting plan?
• What is an adoption plan?
• What is abortion?