Say It, Mean It: Communication & Boundaries

Say It, Mean It is a 2-hour interactive workshop designed to help neurodivergent young people aged 12–15 (socially, developmentally, and/or intellectually) build confidence in communicating consent and setting boundaries in friendships, dating, and sexual situations.

Through discussion, hands-on activities, roleplays, and movement-based exercises, participants will learn to:

• Boundary mapping exercises for real-life scenarios
• Recognise body language and non-verbal cues indicating comfort or discomfort with consent and boundaries
• Use scripts and strategies to say “no,” slow things down, or ask for clarification
• Set clear, respectful boundaries in real-life scenarios
• Communicate confidently and assertively with peers and dating partners

Consent is more than just a “yes or no” — it’s about understanding signals, speaking up, and respecting both your own and others’ boundaries.

This workshop gives young people practical, real-world skills to navigate dating and sexual situations safely, confidently, and respectfully.

💫 NDIS Information

This workshop can be claimed under Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living or Increased Social & Community Participation, depending on your plan goals.

If you’re self-managed or plan-managed, please select the "free" NDIS option and I will invoice you through my system to reflect the cost which is divided amongst group participants.

This workshop supports NDIS goals related to:

• Building confidence in communication and decision-making
• Developing social and emotional regulation skills
• Learning consent, boundaries, and personal safety in real-world contexts
• Increasing community participation in safe, affirming spaces
• Practising verbal and non-verbal communication in real-life scenarios
• Developing skills to maintain autonomy and personal safety

If you’re unsure whether this program is a good fit for your young person, please feel free to get in touch — we’re happy to chat and make sure it’s the right environment for them.