Age-Inclusive Sexuality: Sexual Health and Well-Being Across Life
Age-inclusive sexuality recognizes sexual health, identity, intimacy, education, autonomy, and well-being as relevant across different stages of life.
Age-inclusive sexuality recognizes sexual health, identity, intimacy, education, autonomy, and well-being as relevant across different stages of life.
Emerging adulthood is a transitional developmental period when many people explore identity, relationships, sexuality, work, education, and greater independence.
Sexual maturation is the biological process through which the body develops reproductive capacity and secondary sex characteristics, mainly during puberty.
Puberty education provides age-appropriate information about physical, hormonal, emotional, reproductive, and social changes during puberty.
Human development is the lifelong process of physical, cognitive, emotional, social, psychological, and sexual growth from conception through older adulthood.
Boyhood is the period of growing up as a boy and may include childhood, puberty, identity formation, emotional development, and changing social expectations.
Development is the process of growth and change over time, including physical, cognitive, emotional, social, linguistic, gender, and sexual development.
Secondary sex characteristics are hormone-influenced physical traits that usually develop during puberty, such as breasts, facial hair, voice changes, and body-shape differences.
Loss of innocence is the experience of gaining difficult, adult, or sexual awareness that changes a simple or sheltered understanding of life.
Life is the condition of being alive and the full range of personal experiences, including development, identity, relationships, sexuality, and well-being.