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What Did I Say?
Dan Rothenberg
28 episodes
5 days ago
Join Dan Rothenberg (therapist, life coach, comedian and father) for a conversation about parenting teens and young adults. This podcast is especially useful for parents TRYING to do more communicating and less helicoptering with their kids. Dan will interview a variety of guests including therapists, bestselling authors and comedians. Let’s laugh, learn and struggle together!
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Join Dan Rothenberg (therapist, life coach, comedian and father) for a conversation about parenting teens and young adults. This podcast is especially useful for parents TRYING to do more communicating and less helicoptering with their kids. Dan will interview a variety of guests including therapists, bestselling authors and comedians. Let’s laugh, learn and struggle together!
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What Did I Say? Episode 18: Sexual Consent. With guest Amber Liechty, LPT.
What Did I Say?
20 minutes 46 seconds
2 years ago
What Did I Say? Episode 18: Sexual Consent. With guest Amber Liechty, LPT.

In this episode, Amber Liechty, LPC discusses the importance of teaching consent to children from a young age. She explains that children who understand the concept of consent are more likely to have healthier relationships and to be better equipped to navigate sexual situations as they grow older. Liechty stresses the need for parents to actively model healthy relationship behaviors and respect for body autonomy, and to create an open and safe space for their children to ask questions and discuss sexual topics without judgment or shame.
Liechty also points out the alarming statistics of sexual assault among minors, citing that one in three girls and one in six boys will experience sexual abuse before the age of 18. She emphasizes that teaching consent is crucial in reducing these incidents, as it helps to empower children to recognize and assert their boundaries, and to understand the importance of respecting the boundaries of others.
Moreover, Liechty stresses that teaching consent is not a one-time conversation, but rather an ongoing dialogue that should be tailored to the child’s age and level of understanding. She suggests that parents should start by teaching the concept of consent in non-sexual contexts, such as asking for a hug or sharing toys, and gradually building upon this foundation as the child grows older.
In conclusion, Liechty’s message is clear and urgent: teaching consent to children is essential in promoting healthy relationships, preventing sexual assault, and empowering young people to make informed decisions about their bodies and their lives.


Bio for Amber: Amber is a passionate advocate for healthy sexuality education. She envisions a world where every teenager has access to safe, helpful, and clear information about their human body and relationships. By providing guidance and hope for a healthy relationship with sex and the human body, she believes we can create a world with significantly less sexual harm and more love for oneself and one’s body. Amber is a part of the healthy sexuality movement and encourages others to join as well. With a focus on empowering the next generation, she hopes to create a more fulfilling and less harmful life for all.

Link to Deep Space PDX https://deepspacepdx.com/


Bio for Dan: Dan Rothenberg is the owner of One You Coaching & Counseling, where he combines coaching and therapy to help young people reach their goals and potential. With ten years of experience as a licensed therapist, Dan is skilled in using therapeutic techniques to help clients manage anxiety and resolve past experiences. He specializes in coaching teenagers, helping them increase their confidence and motivation to tackle their responsibilities and move towards their potential. Dan’s approach focuses on identifying clients’ strengths and channeling their energy productively to accomplish their dreams.


Link To OneYou Coaching & Counseling https://oneyoucoach.com/

What Did I Say?
Join Dan Rothenberg (therapist, life coach, comedian and father) for a conversation about parenting teens and young adults. This podcast is especially useful for parents TRYING to do more communicating and less helicoptering with their kids. Dan will interview a variety of guests including therapists, bestselling authors and comedians. Let’s laugh, learn and struggle together!