Disability & Sexuality

This site was created as a way to help out the many others in the world who suffer from some sort of physical disability. The information on this site is truly invaluable for helping disabled people make the most out of their lives.

A sex toy website that has a whole section dedicated to resources and information for people with disabilities.

Information on sexuality and sexual health for people with disabilities from the government of Victoria, Australia.

A book for parents and professionals, this text offers information and instructional guidance for delivering sex education to deaf-blind students who also have cognitive disabilities. Issues of self-expression related to gender identity, modesty, and appropriate touch are discussed. Specific instruction is included for menstruation, masturbation, hygiene, health, and sexual abuse.

Changes in sexual functioning are common after TBI. If you are experiencing sexual problems, there are things you can do to help resolve these problems. The information below describes common sexual problems after TBI and ways to improve sexual functioning.

Our site starts with the premise that people with disabilities are sexual beings – just like anyone else.

sexualityanddisability.org is constructed as a bunch of questions a woman with a disability might have – about her body, about the mechanics and dynamics of having sex, about the complexities of being in an intimate relationship or having children, about unvoiced fears or experiences of encountering abuse in some form.

To provide education and support about sexuality, including information about anatomy, behavior, civil rights, abuse prevention, gender identity, disability, and relationships in easy to understand, sex positive language with extensive links to other resources.

The Female Intelligence Agency discusses normal breast health and has a normalized, non-sexualized photo gallery (along with personal stories!) of breasts.