The Yellow Book - Latest from Tarshi


Talking to children and young people about sexuality is never easy. This no-nonsense, straightforward and accessible guide will help adults get across the necessary information in the best way possible.

Since 1996, TARSHI has been counseling and supporting people – young and not-so-young – on issues to do with sexuality and sexual health. Building on the success of the highly popular Red Book (for 10 to 14-year-olds) and Blue Book (for 15 and above), the team have put together The Yellow Book specifically for parents and teachers. Full of tips and tools, information and advice,The Yellow Book will help you to talk to your children about sexuality, whether they are toddlers or teens, and help them on their way to becoming happy, healthy and confident adults.

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Unknown said…
The book sounds good. Will it be possible to get a copy?
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