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Sexual wellbeing is part of wellbeing.
Workplace and community education about sexuality, relationships and real life.
We talk about physical health. We talk about mental health. But sexuality, intimacy and relationships are often left out of the wellbeing conversation.
I deliver engaging, evidence-informed talks, workshops and educational programmes that bring these important conversations to workplaces and communities.
What happens at home doesn't always stay at home.
Relationship difficulties, intimacy concerns and sexual health challenges don't necessarily disappear when someone starts work.
Research increasingly shows that our personal lives and working lives are connected, and that difficulties in one can influence the other.
Relationships Australia's 2024 national survey found that 79% of respondents had experienced pressures in their most important relationship over the previous six months. Work or study commitments were a contributing pressure for 21%.
An international study of more than 52,000 men aged 40–70 found that those reporting erection difficulties also reported more than twice the average work productivity impairment of men without those difficulties.
A separate meta-analysis involving 96 studies and 32,783 workers found that conflict between work and family life was associated with poorer work performance.
These findings highlight an important reality: sexual wellbeing and relationships are part of overall wellbeing, and the effects of personal difficulties can extend beyond the home.
Making space for professional, accessible education helps organisations recognise these often-overlooked aspects of adult wellbeing, without requiring employees to disclose private experiences.
79%
Reported relationship pressures.
Australian respondents, previous six months. Relationships Australia, 2024.
2.2x
Reported work productivity impairment
Men aged 40–70 reporting erection difficulties versus those without. Goldstein et al., 2019.
Different workplaces. Real conversations.
Workplaces & Organisations
Sexual wellbeing, relationships and communication education for employee wellbeing initiatives, professional development programmes and organisational events.
Sessions can be tailored for men's groups, mixed audiences, leadership teams or specific workplace communities.
FIFO & Resources
Working away from home can introduce particular challenges for relationships, intimacy and personal wellbeing.
I develop relevant sessions for FIFO and resources-sector teams, addressing issues such as maintaining connection across distance, navigating sexual expectations and communicating with partners.
Sporting Clubs & Community Groups
Accessible, engaging education for sporting organisations, men's groups, community organisations and adult audiences.
Sessions encourage informed conversations about relationships, sexual wellbeing, masculinity, respect and communication.
Conversations worth having.
Topics are selected and adapted to suit the audience, setting and objectives of each engagement.
Men's Sexual Health & Confidence
Understanding sexual wellbeing, sexual confidence, common concerns about functioning and the influence of expectations, ageing and personal beliefs.
Relationships, Intimacy & Connection
Navigating relationships under pressure, maintaining intimacy, communicating needs and managing differences in desire and expectations.
Pornography & Sexual Expectations
Exploring how pornography, online content and cultural messages can influence expectations about sex, relationships and personal sexual behaviour.
Consent, Respect & Communication
Developing a better understanding of boundaries, respectful relationships, sexual communication and the importance of mutual consent.
Experience beyond the presentation.
I'm Jordan Walker, a Perth-based sexologist, educator and consultant.
I hold a Master of Teaching and a Graduate Diploma in Sexology, with a professional background spanning relationships and sexuality education, teaching, complex behaviour support and public speaking.
I've spent years helping people explore subjects that can sometimes feel uncomfortable, personal or difficult to discuss.
My approach is evidence-informed, straightforward and non-judgemental. I focus on making complex subjects understandable, relevant and genuinely useful to the people in the room.
Let's start a conversation.
Whether you're planning a workplace wellbeing initiative, organising a community event or looking to bring meaningful sexuality and relationship education to your team, I'd welcome the opportunity to discuss what's possible.
Every organisation is different. Let's create something relevant to yours.
Perth, Western Australia
Available for suitable engagements across Australia.
Sessions provide sexuality and relationships education. They do not replace individual medical or psychological care, or specialist workplace investigation and compliance services.