Work With Robin & The Wright Conversations
Robin Wallace-Wright is passionately devoted to making growing up easier for young people and the adults who love them. As an experienced sexuality educator (and a parent) she offers workshops, classroom presentations and one-on-one coaching for adults, young-people and families.
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Parent - Student Seminars
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Robin’s 90 minute to 2-hour seminars cover vital information on subjects such as how to talk with your children about puberty, sexuality, healthy relationships, and consent. She provides participants with lots of information, important tips and tools to build skills and confidence. In addition, Robin offers topic specific insight to address any questions or concerns.
Seminars can be customized to best meet the needs of the audience. Robin works with groups of varying size in a range of locations such as schools, churches or residences. |
Classroom Series
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Robin’s Classroom Series consists of a coordinated set of lessons targeted at specific grade levels. This series of lessons is uniquely designed to be taught in a classroom setting. Robin presents factual information in a fun, engaging and respectful way. Her goal is to create a welcoming, non-judgmental environment in which students feel comfortable asking questions and taking part in open discussions.
For her Classroom Series, Robin asks for a maximum of 30 students per classroom. All materials are in accordance with the Washington State Healthy Youth Act. |
Coaching
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For those looking for a more private learning experience, Robin offers 60 to 90-minute coaching sessions. She works with youth or parents, either independently or together as a family. Robin will customize the sessions with the needs and concerns of the family in mind. Parents often ask her to talk to their child directly about topics of concern, while advising them on ways to continue the conversation at home.
During coaching sessions, Robin offers guidance on a wide variety of topics, such as sex, dating and safety. She helps youth navigate boundary setting, ensuring consent, and establishing equal give and take in relationships. Parents are supported through fears and uncertainty about relinquishing control as their child gains independence. |