 The intervention will take place in a primary health care clinic when mothers accompany their children for annual physical exams. Mothers will meet with a social work interventionist for approximately 30 minutes while their children are being examined by a physician. During this time, mothers will receive information about the problem of premature adolescent sexual activity, support in preventing or reducing their childrens sexual risk behavior, instruction about how to talk with their children about sexual risk behavior, and targeted homework activities. All parents will also receive three follow-up phone calls to increase the probability that the homework tasks will be completed. 