Period Savvy Dads: A self-paced online course

A$49.00

Many fathers want to know how to talk to their daughter about puberty and periods but aren’t sure where to start.

Created by Karin Lucia Gisler, Period Savvy Dads is a self-paced online course designed to inform and inspire fathers to confidently support their daughter(s) with menstrual cycle-related matters and the changes they face during puberty and adolescence.

An updated Crash Course version is now available for dads who want to cut to the chase — taking less than an hour to learn everything you need to navigate your daughter’s journey with clarity and confidence.

But the real gems are revealed in the nine chapters with recorded video content, which you can watch at your own pace:

1. Puberty and Rites of Passage
2. Wisdom of the Cycles
3. The Menstrual Cycle Part 1
4. The Menstrual Cycle Part 2
5. Father-Daughter Communication
6. Menstrual Disorders
7. Fertility Awareness and Hormonal Birth Control
8. Sacred Rites and Myths (not available yet)
9. A Word on Menopause

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eBook: Let’s Talk — A Real Guide to Sex, Safety & Relationships

A$35.00 A$25.00

A practical, age-appropriate sex education resource for teens (13-16) and their parents.

How to Talk with Your Teen About Sex, Consent & Relationships

This sex education booklet for teens and parents is designed to support both you (parents and caregivers) and your teen, aged 13-16, in navigating important conversations about sex, consent, relationships, puberty, and safety.

What’s Included?

This resource includes two parts:

• A Parent Guide (PDF) — offering deeper insight, practical tips, and guidance on how to talk to your teen about sex, consent, and relationships
• A Teen eBooklet — sharing the same core information in a clear, engaging, and age-appropriate format for young people

How This Resource Works

This resource is designed to make talking to your teen about sex and relationships feel easier and more natural.

Both you and your teen can read through your respective booklets in your own time — privately, at your own pace. From there, conversations can unfold gradually.

Rather than needing to prepare for one big, overwhelming “sex talk,”

this approach supports ongoing, age-appropriate conversations that build over time — based on shared understanding.

It gives you a starting point.

A common language.

And something real to refer back to.

Why It Matters

Many parents worry about saying the wrong thing or not knowing where to begin.

At the same time, teens are often curious but unsure who to ask — and may turn to peers or the internet instead.

This resource helps bridge that gap.

Even if conversations feel a little awkward at first, your teen is still receiving clear, reliable, and factual sex education — supporting their confidence, safety, and ability to make respectful, informed decisions.

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