08/20/2026
Your child is heading to middle school. Are you ready for “The Talk”?
As a parent, sending your pre-teen/teen into middle or high school for the first time can bring a whole new level of questions:
What are they going to hear?
What are their friends going to tell them?
What are they going to find online?
And will they come to me when they have questions?
Most of us probably didn’t get a great s*x talk from our parents. Some of us didn’t get one at all! Many of us entered our first experiences with s*x and relationships without the guidance we really needed.
Now our kids are growing up in a world where the internet, social media, peers, and culture are talking to them about s*x constantly.
As parents, we can’t control every message our kids will encounter, BUT we can make sure OUR voice is one they hear first—and one they know they can come BACK to.
S*x, s*xuality, and relationships are complicated. Our kids deserve more than silence, awkwardness, or a crash course from the internet. They need a trusted guide.
And who better to guide them than the people who love them most?
That’s why I’m offering The Talk Workshop—a workshop designed specifically to help parents feel more confident and prepared to talk with their kids about s*x, s*xuality, relationships, and growing up.
This isn’t about giving you a script or telling you exactly what to say. It’s about helping you become the kind of parent your child can turn to when the questions get complicated.
📅 Saturday, September 26, 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
📍 New Pattern Counseling | Gresham, OR
💵 $20/person | $30/couple
I’m Rhys Pasimio, LPC, CADC II, CSAT, and Clinical Director of New Pattern Counseling. I specialize in s*xual sobriety and compulsive s*xual behaviors, and I’m passionate about helping parents and families navigate these conversations in healthy, meaningful ways.
If your child is specifically heading into middle school, this may be one of the most important conversations you have with them.
📧 [email protected] to sign up.
Let’s make sure our kids have someone to talk to—BEFORE the internet becomes their teacher.