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Session Dates Session Details Cost What's Included How to Participate Getting Registered Session DatesSaturday, September 8 - Typical sexual response and pleasure in the childbearing year
Saturday, September 15th - LGBTQ Inclusivity Saturday, September 22nd - Working with non-traditional family structures: Non-monogamous and kinky parents Saturday, September 29th - Compassionate care for survivors of sexual trauma Saturday, October 6th - Consent in the Childbearing year + A look at sex work Saturday, October 13th - Brainstorming inclusivity: Putting it all together |
What people are saying:
Informative and empowering! As a birth worker and CPM student the info was relevant and helpful to me, and, perhaps even more importantly, I believe it will be useful to families I work with. In the short period since attending the training, I have found myself more aware and sensitive to issues pertaining to sexual health and function as discussed in BITS. This has begun to translate into more space and attention to these topics in my work with families. I feel confident that my paperwork is more inclusive than before I attended B.I.T.S. I now feel like it is important to educate myself more broadly about sex and sexuality in order to best serve my doula clients. I am confident the material in the training will be helpful in deepening my understanding and ability to effectively support families. |
Cost |
What's Included? |
$150 per person
$75 for students (In this case, a student is a person who is not seeking certification in their field and has been doing birthwork for less than a year, or, a person who is currently working towards certification or licensure in their field, regardless of how long they've been active.) |
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Lucky Tomaszek is a sexuality educator living with her three kids in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In addition to her current role as education coordinator at The Tool Shed, Cream City's education-based, mission-driven sex toy store, she has a long background as a birth worker and parenting columnist. She is the author of the semi-monthly column "MKE SEX", published by Milwaukee Record, and is a contributor to The Ultimate Guide to Sex Through Pregnancy and Motherhood by Madison Young. Most mornings you can find her balancing her cat and her keyboard in her lap, doggedly trying to make the world a smarter, safer place for people of all genders, orientations and relationship groupings.
What people are saying:
After attending the B.I.T.S. training, I know feel like trauma-awareness is an imperative, and that having an aware birthworker on your team can be a critical aspect of recovering from previous traumas. This series was wonderful, educational, informative, and lots of fun! I came into this class thinking I would know all that was covered but actually felt I learned quite a bit of new information even after having attended human sexuality courses in college. This really helped me to have more empathy for friends, clients and others going through difficult seasons and experiences. And to communicate empathy in a way that can be received. |
Getting Registered Send me a message using the contact form at the bottom of this page. Please include:
I'll get back to you with your payment amount and a PayPal address. As soon as you've made your payment, you are registered for the class. I'll send out information to the whole group about our first session before we meet. |