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Kaitlyn Patterson & Patricia Hiner, RN Sexual Risk Avoidance Kaitlyn Patterson & Patricia Hiner, RN

Maturing What does this mean?

Maturing

Video Episode 1

S.P.I.C.E. Wheel Spiritual Physical Intellectual Creative Emotional YOU Spiritual Physical Intellectual Creative Emotional

Whole person development Spiritual – the unseen qualities that make us unique people and how we interact with other people. Physical – How our bodies develop. Intellectual – our ability to think and reason. Creative – our talents. Emotional – our feelings – None are good or bad, but we need to stop and think about what we are feeling and why before we make a decision to do something.

Activity Turn to your neighbor and ask them to explain the S.P.I.C.E. Wheel

Emotions Appropriate Pleasurable Open Happy Alive Good Love Interested Reliable Amazed Happy Delighted Thankful Alive Energetic Optimistic Wonderful Good Calm At ease Love Affectionate Comforted Interested Concerned Nosy Curious Positive Intent Inspired Determined Brave Strong Sure Certain Secure

Emotions Uncomfortable Hurt Helpless Anger Sad Indifferent Depressed Alone Useless Indifferent Bored Afraid Nervous Scared Worried Hurt Rejected Offended Sad Desolate Desperate Unhappy Anger Upset Annoyed Depressed Discouraged Ashamed Confused Embarrassed Unsure

Making mature decisions Using our brain (intellect) to recognize what our feelings are and then thinking about what will happen if we act on those feelings.

Making mature decisions What about sexual/physical attraction? A natural part of physical maturing. It feels pleasurable. It becomes complicated when you choose to become sexually active. Any type of sexual activity (Oral, anal, vaginal intercourse).

Definition Consequence – The effect of a particular decision. What are some consequences of becoming sexually active?

Definitions NO CURE Can be treated HIV/AIDS Syphilis Herpes Gonorrhea Dating: A couple, in the early stages of a relationship where they go out on dates to find out what each other is like, as a prelude to actually being a fully fledged couple. STDs (STIs) – Sexually Transmitted Disease/Infection: disease or organisms that cause infections that either need treatment or produce a condition that is incurable. NO CURE HIV/AIDS Herpes Hepatitis B HPV (Genital Warts) Can be treated Syphilis Gonorrhea Chlamydia

Abstinence The deliberate and voluntary act of choosing not to do something Choosing not use tobacco Choosing not to take drugs/drink alcohol Choosing not to become sexually active Kaitlyn – I think this is where you will have some extra time and may want to incorporate tobacco education at this point

Managing sexual feelings Feelings are influenced by our senses (what we see, feel, taste, smell, hear). Avoiding things or situations that cause you to have sexual feelings is easier that trying to distract yourself once the feeling has begun. (EX. TV shows, music, magazines, websites, social media accounts, passionate kissing, touching, etc.)

J.C. and Lisa Why was J.C. concerned? What are some ways to show you care without becoming sexually active?

Defended Hearts