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Masterbation info for adults with disabilities
I am a nurse and I was asked to do a training for an adult with a develope mental disability on masterbation and hygiene.
Is there any free videos or information I could get to make this more easily understood for clients with disabilities?
Nurse looking for answers
Is there any free videos or information I could get to make this more easily understood for clients with disabilities?
Nurse looking for answers
Actually yes, and no I was asked to do a training to help this individual learn to use a device intended for that purpose, instead of the individuals preferred object that is irregular and could cause damage to the sexual organs. I do not need to develope a video but I was wondering if there are videos on the topic of masterbation that this and other individuals may understand better. I may have to locate a video on puberty and developement for adolescent ages. That would probably be the best thing to help my clients understand what is happening and why. What do you think?
Hygiene I understand but were you really asked to develop a "how to" video on masturbation? To what end?
I've never seen such a video for non-disabled adults let alone ones with mental disability. It's the sort of thing that (for guys, at least) we kind of just figure out on our own.
I've never seen such a video for non-disabled adults let alone ones with mental disability. It's the sort of thing that (for guys, at least) we kind of just figure out on our own.
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