Talking about sexual identity, bodies, boundaries, and consent can feel uncomfortable for many adults. When a child has an intellectual disability, that discomfort often turns into fear, avoidance, or silence.
Unfortunately, silence does not protect children. Education does.
Finding My Way: Nurturing Sexual Identity in Children with Intellectual Disabilities is a compassionate, practical, and research-informed guide created to help adults confidently support healthy sexual identity development from early childhood through adolescence.
Written by occupational therapist and professor Dr. Shaniff Esmail and author and resilience speaker Kelly Woodhouse, this book blends clinical expertise with real-world insight to address one of the most misunderstood and overlooked aspects of disability support.
Children with intellectual disabilities are sexual beings. They experience curiosity, body awareness, emotions, attraction, and the need for connection just like any other child. When they are not given clear, respectful, and developmentally appropriate information, they are at greater risk for confusion, shame, social isolation, and vulnerability to abuse.
This book moves beyond outdated, behaviour-control models and offers a strengths-based approach focused on dignity, autonomy, self-esteem, and safety.
Inside this book, you will learn how to:
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