Affirmative Consent — Speak About It: Consent Education

Teens Want to Know How to Have Better Relationships. Consent Education Can Help. | KQED

Australia’s new consent campaign gets a lot right. But consent education won’t be enough to stop sexual violence

A street drug user gets more informed consent than a psych med user. Let that sink in. Illicit drugs? People are warned about overdose, dependence, withdrawal, long-term harm, and death. Psych meds? “Safe.” “Non-addictive.” “Just corrects a chemical imbalance.” “No big deal to stop.” Except withdrawal can last months to years. Akathisia can be life-threatening. Cardiac risk is real. And informed consent is often missing entirely. That’s not medicine. That’s marketing. If consent matters anywhere

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