Now more than ever, young people need the information to make healthy sexual choices. A recent study shows that contemporary teens have an alarming lack of knowledge about sexually transmitted diseases. Parents and educators are painfully aware that, these days, the "talk" has to cover more than just the mechanics of sex. But how much information do teens need? And how do parents and educators get teens to listen? In All the Way: Sex for the First Time, sexual health educator Kim Martyn has put together knowledge drawn from close to twenty years of helping teens make good choices about sex. All the Way is full of up-to-date information about sexual health for young people, whatever their sexual preference. Martyn believes that the key to teens making good decisions is access to user-friendly information. All the Way is organized so that its information is easy to find and follow and is presented in a teen-friendly manner. Kim Martyn addresses teens in a frank, and often funny, manner. She also directs herself to parents with a straightforward section on how to have "the talk." All the Way: Sex for the First Time is an invaluable resource for teens, parents and educators.