FAQs

Yes, a parent needs to be present during the session. The mission of Nurse Netty is to break down any barriers to communication between parent and child and for these conversations to endure a lifetime between kids and their parents.

Hosting a session is simple and fully guided.

Step 1: Gather your group and submit an inquiry to confirm available dates.
Step 2: Once your date is selected, Nurse Netty will provide a registration link to share with your group.
Step 3: Participants register individually to secure their spot.
Step 4: Final details and session logistics are confirmed once the minimum registration is met.

Dates are confirmed when everyone is registered. 

No, you do not need to provide food and drinks. Nurse Netty will bring snacks and drinks for the group. However, if you would like to provide food and drinks, you are more than welcome to serve your group.

Registration is a simple two-step process.

Step 1: Each family completes the online registration form using the private link provided for your session.
Step 2: Payment instructions are sent via email, and families submit payment through the available options.

Session dates are officially confirmed once the minimum registration is met.

The definition of family values is discussed and how they play a role in puberty. This role is reflected in goal setting and healthy decision making. The goal is coming out of puberty as a successful adult. Since each family is different, there is one-on-one parent/child discussion in understanding their individual family values.

Gender identities and sexual orientation are not specifically discussed and are not included in the curriculum. The term “partner” is used when discussing relationships.

If a student asks a specific, appropriate question about these topics, it will be considered a “teachable moment,” and the question will be answered in a clinical and objective manner.

No, birth control methods are only shown by what they look like and described as if they are a barrier, behavioral, or hormonal method. Nurse Netty does not show how to use birth control methods.