Are you worried about your teenager’s online world and how it might be shaping their attitudes and expectations?

Join Natalie Stokell for an eye-opening talk on keeping your teen safe online, including how to have the conversation about p*rn. Discover practical strategies to engage in open, honest discussions, promote healthy attitudes towards sexuality, and equip yourself with the tools you need to support your teen’s safety and wellbeing in 2026.

The talk will cover:

• The psycho-social phase of adolescence
• Keeping your kids safe online
• Teen brains and p*rn
• Online perceptions vs real-world reality
• Setting your teens up for healthy relationships
• Conversation starters
• Q & A

The talk will be delivered in hybrid mode. While we believe face-to-face delivery leads to better connection, we understand that this is not always possible with the demands of life and are offering online mode as well.

Light refreshments provided.

About the Presenter

Natalie Stockell is an educator, mum of two, and advocate for positive, inclusive sex education. She founded Tell Your Daughters to address the gaps she saw in school-based sex ed and now delivers engaging, age-appropriate workshops for tweens, teens, and their parents. With a Master’s in Psychology and a calm, compassionate presence, Natalie combines evidence-based knowledge with deep empathy to support young people as they navigate consent, relationships, and online life.

Alongside her work with Tell Your Daughters, Natalie works with Women’s Health and Equality Queensland (WHEQ), where she co-designs and facilitates sex education workshops and resources for women, girls, and gender-diverse people. Her work at WHEQ also spans broader health promotion initiatives focused on mental health, respectful relationships, and gender equality.

Pixels and Perspectives tools for teens 14+years – free workshop for teens

• Norms relating to violence and double standards
• The teen brain and how p*rn use can become compulsive
• Healthy intimacy
• P*rn as not reality
• Commercial sexual exploitation
• Revenge p*rnography and sexual selfies
• Peers and p*rn use

The workshop includes pizza and is delivered twice. Bookings required click the bookings link to register.

• a session on Wednesday, 22 April for those identifying as daughters 5:30pm to 7:30pm, and
• a session on Wednesday, 29 April for those identifying as sons 5:30pm to 7:30pm

Questions?

If you have any questions please contact Susan, Coordinator Community Development at Pomona & District Community House on 07 5485 2427 or admin@pomonacommunityhouse.org.au.

Thanks to our Funders

Neighbourhood Centres Qld – Queensland Women and Girls’ Health Promotion Community Seed Funding.

Neighbourhood Centres Qld is the peak body for Neighbourhood Centres in Queensland. Our sector represents the largest community-led infrastructure in Qld.