Sex Education and Coaching Perth

Clear, accurate and respectful information can support sexual confidence, communication and informed decision-making. Emma provides education and coaching on topics including anatomy, sexual development, consent, boundaries, relationships, contraception, sexually transmissible infections, pleasure, communication and sexual wellbeing.

Individual and group education

Sessions can be adapted for individuals, couples, parents, educators and professional groups. Emma has previously provided workshops for midwives, teachers, parents and couples. Content and language are matched to the audience, learning goals and setting.

Trauma-informed and age-appropriate education

Sex education can be particularly important for young people and for people whose experiences have made the subject feel unsafe, confusing or shame-laden. A trauma-informed approach prioritises choice, emotional safety, clear boundaries and information that does not blame or judge.

Topics may include healthy relationships, consent, online safety, pornography and media literacy, sexual decision-making, identity and accessing reliable health information. Education can be informal and individualised or structured for a larger group.

Sexual Orientation, Gender and Identity

Sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression and sexual orientation describe different aspects of a person’s body, identity and experience. They are related for some people but are not interchangeable.

Sex characteristics include anatomy, hormones and chromosomes, and do not always fit neatly into two categories. Gender identity describes a person’s internal sense of gender. Gender expression refers to how someone presents themselves, while sexual orientation concerns attraction and relationships.

Inclusive education makes space for diverse identities, cultures, bodies and relationship structures without assuming that one experience applies to everyone.

Supportive education can help people understand themselves and others, communicate respectfully and make informed decisions. For some people, assigned sex, gender identity or gender expression may not align with family or social expectations, which can create stress or uncertainty.

Emma offers a respectful space for questions and learning. Education is not used to direct someone towards a particular identity or outcome. Where specialised medical, psychological or safeguarding support is needed, an appropriate referral may be recommended.

Contact Emma to discuss individual coaching, an educational session or a workshop.