Build your understanding of women partners of men who have sex with men, and strengthen the way you support women, children, and communities in practice.
Our Professional Development Membership Program gives practitioners access to recorded webinars, learning resources, short quizzes and certificates of completion. Each webinar is designed to support more informed, sensitive and practical responses when working with women partners of MSM.
Current webinar topics include support for GPs, social workers, counsellors, disclosures to children and young people, sexual health considerations, mental health, family safety and the broader experiences of women partners of MSM.
Why it is important
Women partners of Men who have Sex with Men can experience complex emotional, relational, sexual health and family impacts. For many women, disclosure or discovery may bring shock, grief, confusion, health concerns, safety concerns or isolation.
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For practitioners, having a deeper understanding of these experiences can help create safer conversations, better referral pathways and more informed care.
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This program has been developed to support professionals who may work with women partners in health, counselling, social work, community, family support or related settings.
What is involved
As a member, you can access a growing library of professional development webinars and resources.
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Depending on the webinar, you may be able to:
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Watch the recorded training session
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Complete a short quiz or evaluation
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Receive a certificate of completion
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Record CPD hours for your own professional development
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Return to your learning area to continue or review available webinars
Your professional development pathway
Learn about the program
Professional learning to support more informed practice
Explore recorded webinars designed for practitioners working with, or likely to support, women partners of men who have sex with men. These sessions provide practical knowledge, context and guidance to help strengthen your professional response.