We launched the Brook blog in September 2019 to shout louder about the sexual health and rights of young people. It is a platform for Brook staff, sector colleagues and young activists to voice their thoughts on key topics impacting young people’s sexual and emotional wellbeing. Do you have a story to share? Can you provide expert commentary on the latest sector news? Get in touch Latest posts April 1, 2021Consent must be the bedrock of RSE curriculumsNick Dunne is Brook’s Business Development Manager. He has many years of experience as a sexual health educator and trauma-informed counsellor. In this blog, he explains why consent education needs to be a consistent … March 30, 2021Brook statement about Everyone’s InvitedBrook has been at the forefront of providing relationships and sex education, and clinical sexual and reproductive health services to young people for nearly 60 years. Brook staff are experts … February 23, 20215 top tips for teaching about pubertyBrook Education and Wellbeing Specialist, Ramoya Randall, explains 5 top tips for teaching puberty to young people in an inclusive and effective way. As many of us are aware, puberty is … February 22, 2021Why teaching young people about puberty is essentialBrook Education and Wellbeing Specialist, Elyssa Rider, explains why puberty education plays a fundamental role in equipping young people to navigate healthy relationships with themselves and their bodies as well … February 5, 2021It’s a Sin: My experience of working through the AIDS crisisAs part of National HIV Testing Week, Brook’s Assistant Director of Operations Jackie Redding discusses the hit Channel 4 show and reflects on her own work as an HIV counsellor … January 21, 2021How I got here: Brook CASH NurseMegan Chambers is a Contraception and Sexual Health Nurse for Brook in Cornwall. She shares her journey of having various health and social care jobs before deciding to work in … View all posts Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Linkedin