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It’s possible to place the topics in more than one of the categories. For example, although pregnancy is physical it will also involve various emotions. These may differ depending on the circumstances of the pregnancy and will be unique to the people involved. Pregnancy may also be viewed as a social issue. Both teenage pregnancy and older parents may be considered as out with societal norms. Social implications for teen parents may also differ, including gaps in education, financial difficulties and relationships with peers and family. Higher rates of teenage pregnancy can also be linked to wider social factors such as poverty.
Similarly pressure may be physical (force) emotional (coercion, persuasion) and social (expectation, peers)
It is helpful to consider all 3 factors as inter-linked to fully understand sexual health in the context of people’s lives.
Below are several topics that you may associate with sexual health. Think about whether you’d describe them as being Physical, Emotional, or Social and type in one of these categories beside each topic
Love is
Lust is
Sexuality is
Consent is
Pressure is
Pregnancy is
Contraception is
Puberty is
Relationships is
The Law is
Self-Esteem is
Body Image is
Risks is
Sexually Transmitted Infections is
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