Journal of Childhood & Developmental Disorders

How does Sex Education Affect Young Adults with Cerebral Plasy by Giving Parents for Stopping Sexual Impulsive Behaviors?

We tried to figure out how manage to stop sexual impulsive behaviors among youth with cerebral palsy (CP). The findings of the study pointed out that parents’ relationship is very important aspects if based on close relationship and discussing very sexual behavior’s step face to face. Some of them are not being capable of understanding with verbal communication but they are able to follow the parents’ gesture for approving or refusing on sexual behaviors. After creating the good relationship with parents, they are getting the message which is obeyed by them. Engaged in various sexual behaviors were shaping with their sexual esteem. All sexual behaviors are able to be educated by parents, if they give time and clear information on sexual needs without impatient. We recomend parents to support the communication with CP on sexual needs without putting any border. If you feel comfortable to speak out and act on this issue, they will stop unwillling impulsive sexual behaviors without warning. We got a consent form for doing the study into the school with CP students from the ethical community of Family, Social Security and Working Ministry. Research on involving just human participants therefore we got the informed consent voluntary from every participant.

Author(s):

Orhan Derman* , Özgür Öner

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