A cognitive behavioral intervention intended to reduce high-risk sexual behavior and STIs among ethnic minority adolescent women with a history of psychological, sexual or physical abuse and STIs.
Includes two small-group workshops, support group sessions and individual counseling sessions.
Draws on health-promoting elements of African- and Mexican-American culture to help adolescents recognize the risks of STI acquisition and learn strategies to reduce sexual risk behavior.
Respects cultural norms and utilizes cultural strengths that promote health and enhance self-esteem.
Emphasizes incorporation of sexual health promotion behaviors as part of daily living to promote well-being.
Meets the Office of Adolescent Health's effectiveness criteria for impacting rates of teen pregnancy, STIs or sexual risk behaviors.
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