For example, posters, pamphlets, videos, radio, and TV can explain the risks of having more than one sex partner, the signs of STDs, or the need for condoms. Starting discussion about sex is often the most difficult step. From here, you can lead gradually to more personal discussion if the client is willing. Advising Without Controlling Most clients want to make their own decisions with some advice or guidance from the provider. Different clients will want more or less advice.
Good advice helps clients make their own decisions.
Good advice should not be controlling that is, it should not make decisions for clients. This makes me think that you may need to protect yourself from STDs. Mentioning common experiences of other people like the client. Since that is so . You should know better.