Sticky Q's

Adie had not heard this term before, so Tom takes the lead in navigating us through the ever-changing lingo. Learn how trends affect our ability to consent and communicate and how we can broach topics with our young people when we are clueless (p.s. Most of us are!)You’ll find more questions and answers on our Instagram.com/sticky_qsThis podcast is produced at Tasmania’s Sexual Assault Support Service, find us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sasstasmaniaOr online at https://www.sass.org.au/We understand that sometimes what we discuss might cause distress or concern for listeners. 24/7 support is available in the following ways:Tasmania Wide: 1800 697 877 (1800 MY SUPPORT)https://www.1800mysupport.org.auAustralia wide: 1800 737 732https://www.1800respect.org.au

In part 2 of our interview with Lucy Crowley (our boss!) we discuss how parents and caregivers can use the law as a jumping off point to talk about what consent is and isn’t, and to collaboratively set healthy boundaries. You’ll find more questions and answers on our Instagram.com/sticky_qsThis podcast is produced at Tasmania’s Sexual Assault Support Service, find us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sasstasmaniaOr online at https://www.sass.org.au/We understand that sometimes what we discuss might cause distress or concern for listeners. 24/7 support is available in the following ways:Tasmania Wide: 1800 697 877 (1800 MY SUPPORT)https://www.1800mysupport.org.auAustralia wide: 1800 737 732https://www.1800respect.org.au

There are laws about the age of consent to have sex, but what do they actually mean for parents and caregivers? This episode explores what’s behind age of consent laws and how a parent can best support their teenagers to navigate their sexual development while adhering to the law.   Adie and Tom talk about all this and more with none other than their boss, Lucy!  Lucy is the manager of SASS’s Primary Prevention team, is legally qualified and though no longer works as a lawyer, brings a legal lens to the grey areas of sexual intimacy. You’ll find more questions and answers on our Instagram.com/sticky_qsThis podcast is produced at Tasmania’s Sexual Assault Support Service, find us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sasstasmaniaOr online at https://www.sass.org.au/We understand that sometimes what we discuss might cause distress or concern for listeners. 24/7 support is available in the following ways:Tasmania Wide: 1800 697 877 (1800 MY SUPPORT)https://www.1800mysupport.org.auAustralia wide: 1800 737 732https://www.1800respect.org.au

This is a hot topic, and we think adults and young people alike would love to know the answer.  Tom and Adie give it a red-hot go, discussing the nuances and challenges that come with deeply understanding and practising consent. You’ll find more questions and answers on our Instagram.com/sticky_qsThis podcast is produced at Tasmania’s Sexual Assault Support Service, find us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sasstasmaniaOr online at https://www.sass.org.au/We understand that sometimes what we discuss might cause distress or concern for listeners. 24/7 support is available in the following ways:Tasmania Wide: 1800 697 877 (1800 MY SUPPORT)https://www.1800mysupport.org.auAustralia wide: 1800 737 732https://www.1800respect.org.au

As the impact of sexual harm becomes more well known, young people are seeking answers about who to believe – a sticky question to answer if we as adults don’t understand what’s going on. In this episode, we unpack our tendency to ignore bad news and do some self-reflection on how complicated things can get when you know someone involved in a harmful experience.In this episode we reference harmful sexual behaviours in young people, for more information see season 2, episode 2 (Is it still sexual assault if both people were kids?) and harmful influencers, for more information see season 2 episode 8 (What do you think about Andrew Tate?).You’ll find more questions and answers on our Instagram.com/sticky_qsThis podcast is produced at Tasmania’s Sexual Assault Support Service, find us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sasstasmaniaOr online at https://www.sass.org.au/We understand that sometimes what we discuss might cause distress or concern for listeners. 24/7 support is available in the following ways:Tasmania Wide: 1800 697 877 (1800 MY SUPPORT)https://www.1800mysupport.org.auAustralia wide: 1800 737 732https://www.1800respect.org.au

You’d think this would be a short answer, of course it’s legal to defend yourself! This is a common response when we talk about boundaries, but reality is that using physical force to protect ourselves isn’t as straight forward as it sounds in the context of an intimate relationship.But how do we draw that line?  When do we know that our actions are justified?  Turns out there’s much more to unpack if we want to set young people up for safety. You’ll find more questions and answers on our Instagram.com/sticky_qsThis podcast is produced at Tasmania’s Sexual Assault Support Service, find us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sasstasmaniaOr online at https://www.sass.org.au/We understand that sometimes what we discuss might cause distress or concern for listeners. 24/7 support is available in the following ways:Tasmania Wide: 1800 697 877 (1800 MY SUPPORT)https://www.1800mysupport.org.auAustralia wide: 1800 737 732https://www.1800respect.org.au

In part 2 of our interview with Conrad, we dive a little deeper into the risks of online ‘relationships’, the nuance between child sexual abuse and exploitation and what are the best prevention strategies we have.  This is a candid conversation with one of the world’s foremost thinkers in this space.In this episode we reference: AFP and AUSTRAC target offshore sextortion syndicates preying on Australian youth | ACCCEYou’ll find more questions and answers on our Instagram.com/sticky_qsThis podcast is produced at Tasmania’s Sexual Assault Support Service, find us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sasstasmaniaOr online at https://www.sass.org.au/We understand that sometimes what we discuss might cause distress or concern for listeners. 24/7 support is available in the following ways:Tasmania Wide: 1800 697 877 (1800 MY SUPPORT)https://www.1800mysupport.org.auAustralia wide: 1800 737 732https://www.1800respect.org.au

If a relationship is online, it can’t be THAT dangerous, right?  For this sticky, yet common question, we meet with specialist Conrad Townson who is a Principal Advisor on Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE).  In part 1, we learn what CSE is, what to look out for and how to talk to young people about the risks.You’ll find more questions and answers on our Instagram.com/sticky_qsThis podcast is produced at Tasmania’s Sexual Assault Support Service, find us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sasstasmaniaOr online at https://www.sass.org.au/We understand that sometimes what we discuss might cause distress or concern for listeners. 24/7 support is available in the following ways:Tasmania Wide: 1800 697 877 (1800 MY SUPPORT)https://www.1800mysupport.org.auAustralia wide: 1800 737 732https://www.1800respect.org.au

This week we’re answering a very straightforward question, WHY?!  Sexual harm is prevalent in our world, and we talk a lot about how to prevent it.  That becomes much easier when we understand why and this week, Tom and Adie will unpack some of the most common reasons. In this episode, we reference the following:Identifying and understanding child sexual offending behaviour and attitudes among Australian men.pdfWho perpetrates child sexual abuse? | National Office for Child SafetyOur ambassador: Chanel Contos - 90 sec | Consent.gov.au - Check your understandingYou’ll find more questions and answers on our Instagram.com/sticky_qsThis podcast is produced at Tasmania’s Sexual Assault Support Service, find us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sasstasmaniaOr online at https://www.sass.org.au/We understand that sometimes what we discuss might cause distress or concern for listeners. 24/7 support is available in the following ways:Tasmania Wide: 1800 697 877 (1800 MY SUPPORT)https://www.1800mysupport.org.auAustralia wide: 1800 737 732https://www.1800respect.org.au

Welcome to season 3!  We’re thrilled to be back and jumping straight in the deep end with this sticky question. We want to destigmatise conversations about consent in every context and help you to talk with your young people about whether they are ready or not to try things they may have heard about.You’ll find more questions and answers on our Instagram.com/sticky_qsThis podcast is produced at Tasmania’s Sexual Assault Support Service, find us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sasstasmaniaOr online at https://www.sass.org.au/We understand that sometimes what we discuss might cause distress or concern for listeners. 24/7 support is available in the following ways:Tasmania Wide: 1800 697 877 (1800 MY SUPPORT)https://www.1800mysupport.org.auAustralia wide: 1800 737 732https://www.1800respect.org.au