These websites have a range of information, both technical and “popular”, about sexuality, love, sexual health, sexual problems — and some sexual opinions!
For books on sexuality that our therapists have recommended, see our Sexuality Library.
One of the oldest, most highly respected sex education and advocacy organizations maintains a site full of informative and authoritative articles on topics ranging from sexually transmitted disease to adolescent sexuality to sexual orientation, as well as public health policy statements about sexual issues.
Love and Health Informational Channel
This is the Love and Health Information channel, featuring Dr. June Reinisch, Joy Davidson and many other prominent sex experts. The site provides hundreds of informative videos, articles and discussion boards on a myriad of male and female sexuality issues.
This is the website of Paul Joannides, Psy.D., who wrote “The Guide To Getting It On”, which is one of the best sex manuals ever published. Dr. Joannides has a YouTube channel with great educational videos and a “Ninety Seconds On Sex” radio channel on the site, as well as his whole book, a blog and terrific links.
A sex-positive and sex education site geared specifically to adolescents. The site includes articles, advice and sexuality information for teens and young adults.
A comprehensive sex education site, including an online magazine and discussion forums written by and for teens, sponsored by Rutgers University.
This site is a blog written by The Center for Family Life Education, an organization in Northern New Jersey that provides sex education resources to educators and health professionals.
This is a very comprehensive and informative site which includes hundreds of blog posts and an online newsletter written by Betty Dodson and Carlin Ross, who are two prominent feminist sexologists. Examples of topics covered include masturbation, female ejaculation, orgasm, etc.
The Guttmacher Institute is a renowned international organization which promotes sexual and reproductive health through research, policy analysis and educational efforts. This site includes numerous articles and resource links relating to sexual health, relationships, STD’s and contraception.
www.kinseyinstitute.org/about/
The Kinsey Institute is affiliated with Indiana University and conducts research on sex, gender and reproduction. Their website includes an online newsletter, online texts from the vast Kinsey library and podcasts about sexuality and sexual health.
This is the link to Dan Savage’s online sex advice column, which includes weekly podcasts. Dan is an openly gay man who is extremely funny and frank with his advice. He coined the abbreviation, GGG, which refers to “good in bed, giving equal time and equal pleasure, and game for anything—within reason”.
Eros World News
A bi-weekly newsletter with informative articles and videos about sexuality and sexual expression, created by Felix Clairvoyant, Ph.D.
Article: Sexual Behavior, Sexual Attraction and Sexual Identity in the US
A link to an article published by the CDC, titled “Sexual Behavior, Sexual Attraction and Sexual Identity in the United States: Data from the 2006 – 2008 National Survey of Family Growth”.
American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT)
The American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT) is the premier professional organization dedicated to promoting an understanding of human sexuality and sexual behavior. This website contains a national directory of Certified Sex Therapists. IPG is among them.