empowering sexuality and relationships education for all.

Welcome to My Friend in Sex Ed

Welcome to an innovative space that is dedicated to providing sexuality and relationship education in a way that works for you.

I’m Niamh Mannion, a Developmental Educator and Sexologist, dedicated to championing disability and sexuality rights. I believe everyone deserves access to comprehensive education about healthy relationships, sexuality, and identity.

I also work closely with families, caregivers, and disability professionals, giving them the tools and knowledge to create more inclusive, supportive environments.

Whether you’re seeking personalised support or professional development, I’m here to help.

Our Services

  • Referrals available now through My Connected Community.

    To find out more:

    https://myconnectedcommunity.com.au/sexology-services.html

  • Program Development

    Niamh is available to consult and advise your program development in sexuality and relationships education, ensuring comprehensive and inclusive curricula.

    Policy Review and Development

    Contact me for support in creating or updating policies on sexual health and accessibility, ensuring they are inclusive and effective.

    Training and Workshops

    Niamh offers individualised training and workshops for disability service providers, enhancing their knowledge and skills in sexual health education.

    Enquire here:

    https://forms.gle/GwtVWqMqcFZg9ggh6

  • Niamh offers one-on-one mentoring for disability service providers, providing expert guidance and support on a case-by-case basis. Whether you need an hour to brainstorm solutions or discuss specific challenges, Niamh is here to help you navigate complex issues and enhance your service delivery.

  • More information coming in 2025.

  • For now, feel free to browse my resources available via the shop tab.

    More on this in 2025.

Our Values

  • Empowerment

    Providing the tools and knowledge for individuals to make informed choices about their sexuality and relationships. Putting autonomy at the centre.

  • Collaboration

    Working with families, caregivers, and professionals to normalise discussions and provide education about sexuality and relationships for people with disabilities.

  • Respect

    Honouring the dignity and individuality of every person. Recognising their unique experiences and perspectives and the ways in which this informs their experience of sexuality and relationships.

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