Meg Hickling, a retired nurse, is an award-winning educator who has been dispelling the myths and instilling the knowledge of sexual health in children and parents for over 25 years. Her ability to convey difficult and controversial material with sensitivity and warmth distinguishes her as a remarkable teacher and role model. Her vision and influence have earned her The Canadian Home and School Federation's Health Award, The YWCA Woman of Distinction Award for Health Education, The RNABC Award of Excellence, The Distinguished Service to Families Award, and most notably The Order of British Columbia, and The Order of Canada.
Hickling approaches sex education as 'a body science' - a straightforward way of telling boys and girls how their bodies work which takes away the giggles. -- The Edmonton Journal -- 20101117 The New Speaking of Sex is recommended reading for all teachers, and should be in every school's professional and parent libraries. -- The New Speaking of Sex is recommended reading for all teachers, and should be in every school's professional and parent libraries. -- 20101117 A remarkable and inspired teacher, Meg conveys a challenging subject with sensitivity, humor, and warmth. She is a sought-after advisor/consultant voluntarily training dozens in the field. -- YWCA, Women of Distinction -- 20101117
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