Sexual Health Blog

The GSSG has outlined eight characteristics of good practice for sexual services, covering client-centred care, consent, transparency, expertise, sexual health, discretion, participation, and quality development. Here is what each one means in practice, and how it can guide both clients and providers.

Sexual services can be a path to sexual health and self-determination for people with disabilities or chronic impairments, but the way there is often marked by stigma, unclear information, and practical hurdles. This article looks at consent, quality, and financing, and at how sexual services can become a lever for participation and well-being.