Bea Gomez-Dey
Holistic Sexologist · Wellness Counselor
Psychosexual Education Session
- Individual session₱2,800.00
- Couples session₱2,800.00
Parenting & sex education
A 50-minute session on Google Meet for parents and caregivers who want to talk to their children about sex, bodies and relationships, and want help working out what to say.
You book and pay online. Bring the question that has been on your mind, however awkward.
Many parents were never taught any of this themselves. Starting from scratch is normal.
Bea Gomez-Dey is a holistic sexologist and wellness counselor who teaches sexuality education and keeps her practice respectful of diverse faith traditions. Andrea Tan is a sex, love and relationship coach who teaches sex education for young people and parents.
Bea serves the Philippines and Andrea serves Southeast Asia. Each card shows the price of the session.
Holistic Sexologist · Wellness Counselor
Psychosexual Education Session
Sex, Love & Relationship Coach
Psychosexual Education Session
The session is for you, the adult. The educator asks how old your children are, what has happened so far and what worries you. Then you work out together what to say, in words you would actually use at home.
You can bring a specific moment ("my eight-year-old asked where babies come from and I froze") or a general worry.
Booking. Pick a professional above, choose a time on their page, and pay online. The price is on the card and on their page, in your currency, before you pay.
Before the session. Your booking confirmation tells you how to join. Depending on the service, you may be asked to fill in a short intake form so your professional knows what you want to talk about.
The session. 50 minutes on Google Meet, from wherever you have privacy. Sessions are strictly confidential.
Changing the time. Ask at least 48 hours before your session. Later changes may fall under the professional's own policy.
No. These sessions are for parents and caregivers. Unprude is for adults 18 and over.
Children ask about bodies long before they ask about sex. The educator can help you answer at the level your child is at now, and build from there.
No. Tell the educator what your family believes, and you work out what to say within it.
No. If you or someone else is in danger, or you are in a medical or mental health crisis, contact emergency services where you are.
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