Wheel Of Consent writing
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A simple approach to consent and boundaries
If you feel overwhelmed by the idea of consent and boundaries here are some simple things to focus on which will make it easier to understand.
Why are we so scared of talking in the bedroom?
Talking in the bedroom is often viewed as ‘dirty’ or avoided completely. Find out why it’s time to change that narrative.
Giving and receiving explained – 6 key ways to tell the difference
If you think giving and receiving don’t need to be explained you might be surprised by this handy guide that breaks down the differences
Why slow down? 3 reasons you’ll benefit
There are 3 great reasons why you should slow down. Learn what they are, why they can help you, and how to get better at it
3 essential steps to give others what they really want
Tired of disappointing people? Follow these 3 simple, effective steps to ensure you always give others what they really want
Articles about the Wheel Of Consent
The New York Times, 15 Dec 2020
Interview with Robyn Dalzen and Betty Martin of the School Of Consent
"This year, physical distance and safety became part of a suddenly urgent conversation for everyone. But for educators focused on intimacy and consent, questions about bodies and boundaries are a constant focus" by Julia Carmel
Tears, honesty and flirty games: how we escaped our married sex rut.
"After 15 years and three children, my husband and I found ourselves stuck in an ‘intimacy impasse’. Could a therapist help us sizzle again?" Liz Allen explores her options, including the 'game-changer' of the Wheel of Consent.