Talking about sex can be awkward

Talking about sex can be awkward, but it doesn't have to be. A general rule for better sexual health is using the correct terms. It isn't just about being accurate - it’s about breaking down barriers. Let’s face it, knowing the difference between a vulva and a vagina matters, because knowing your own body means owning your sexual health.

Our sexual health literacy campaign is all about empowering YOU to speak openly and confidently about your body. We’re on a mission to rectify the nation’s limited sex education and foster a culture of understanding and openness. This is more than just words - it's about reclaiming our bodies, our language and ultimately our sexual health.

  • Wondering how to chat about sexual health without making it awkward?
  • Curious on how to discuss accurate sexual health language with a partner or friends?
  • Want to know how using the correct genitalia terms can improve your sexual health?
  • Looking for resources or advice on normalising sexual health and pleasure conversations?
  • Looking for fun, easy-to-read guides on all things sexual health?

We’ve got it covered and more, thanks to our charity partner Brook, the UK’s leading sexual health charity. Check out what they have to say below: