Liz has consulted and presented to government leaders and NGOs within Australia, New Zealand and Sweden. Liz sits on two international working groups (Connecting to Protect and Child Dignity Alliance), is a founding board member and Deputy Chair of a health promotion charity, and works alongside global leaders on the issue of pornography harms to children and young people. Reach out to Liz to find out how this conversation can be moved forward in your leading sphere of influence.

If you’re a teacher, counsellor or youth worker – or anyone working kids in the community – perhaps you find yourself questioning: What does the research say about the impact of pornography on children and young people? How can we meet children and young people’s needs when navigating porn culture? How can we minimise the effects of pornography and counteract its messages? How do we get started and what support do my colleagues need? How can holistic relationships and sexuality education help? What messages do young people need around consent, inclusivity, pornography, sexual pressures, sending nudes, respect and consent What is a whole-school approach to pornography and where do we begin? What are resources and strategies to use with children? How do I handle difficult questions? What conversations will support parents? If you’ve asked these questions, contact Liz today.

Very few presenters can hold a teen audience captive for an hour on any subject, much less on the topic of pornography. Yet time and time again, Liz receives incredibly positive feedback from young men and women who gain insight into how the porn industry has shaped the landscape they live in, what porn does to the brain, why it leads to inequality, and how they can develop confidence to push back against porn culture and develop a healthy understanding of relationships. No shame, no judgement. Just practical advice and loads of motivation to fight back and reclaim a life free from toxic sexuality. Make an inquiry through Youth Wellbeing Project today, and if Liz is unavailable, a qualified presenter will be recommended to meet your requirements.

Parents, families and community want and need information about supporting their child and loved ones to navigate the sexualised and pornified landscape. They often need reassurance about child sexual development, what is typical for age and stage, and how to take the lead with age-appropriate conversations. They also want strategies to address and take action on this issue in their schools, churches, community and at government level. Liz works with a wide range of government and community sectors to provide practical advice and strategies, and helps to find solutions that work for them – culturally aware, attuned to beliefs, and sensitive to values and concerns. Holding a parent workshop is a great way to get this conversation going in your school community. Allow a minimum of 90-120 minutes so that attendees have an opportunity to have their questions answered. Please contact Liz today and make a booking inquiry.

Prices vary and are dependant on on group size, length of session and desired outcomes. Based in Brisbane, Liz regularly travels nationally and internationally – travel and accommodation costs apply. If you have any questions or would like to make a booking, please contact Liz today.

Liz specialises in helping schools, professionals and community groups understand and respond to the impact of pornography through empowering resources and researched information – learn more about working with Liz here. For resources specific to supporting children and young people with special needs, start by contacting Holly-ann Martin from Safe4Kids and inquire about their Safe4Kids Protective Education Program. The SECCA app for Disability Relationships Sexuality is also helpful – free and only accessible in Australia.