This highly approachable book is empathetic, accessible and filled with real life scenarios. Its non-judgemental tone encourages readers to be open about approaching common fears and taboos surrounding sex. The relatable tone helps to explore and articulate sexual desires and boundaries, as well as understanding a partner’s needs.

It’s not often a resource, so inclusive and informative comes about, but Talk soon. Talk often. truly has it all. A comprehensive guide on sexual and reproductive health for parents, carers, teachers, youth workers or anyone working with children and young people. This book (available to download free online) covers age and stage sexual and reproductive health information from birth through to early adulthood. Addressing topics such as: discussing sex and pregnancy, sexuality, relationships, sex and social media, pornography, contraception, consent and Sexually Transmissible Infections (STIs). The resource provides practical ways to engage young people in sexual and reproductive health conversations, as well as providing links to additional resources and supports. A must for any “teen toolkit”.

Yarning Quiet Ways is a culturally safe adaptation of Talk soon. Talk often. It delivers the voice of Aboriginal Mum’s, Dad’s and carers when it comes to discussing sexual and reproductive health topics with children and young people. The resource addresses topics such as: being the boss of your body, changes to the body, saying “no”, safer sex, teenage pregnancy, protecting yourself online and healthy relationships. Offering practical tips and advice on how to yarn with young people about sexual and reproductive health in a culturally sensitive way, it is a fantastic community resource.

A beautiful hardcover book set out as an illustrated guide to feelings and relationships. This tender hearted and inclusive book opens the conversation in friendships and romantic relationships by inviting readers in to reflect and consider in this is a sweet, comforting and engaging book.

A super clear, truthful, liberating and accessible book. Accesses our why and how to truly embody pleasure. Introduces a radical paradigm called sexual intelligence which is classified into five pillars—embodiment, health, collaboration, self-knowledge, and self-acceptance.

Dr Lea Lis perfectly captures the answers to many questions we are commonly asked at Caddyshack. Questions such as “what age should I talk to my young person about sex?” “what do I do if my young person is watching porn?” “How do I explain sexuality and gender diversity to my young person?” This great book gives real life insights to these questions and more and helps the reader navigate the “sex talk” in a caring, compassionate and curious way.

A rip roaring, well researched, illustrated romp through (some) sexual history. Plenty to learn via Kate’s feminist voice and to ultimately discover, that there really is nothing new under the sun when it comes to sex.

Clear, thorough & empowering

Inspiring, supportive & emotive

Titillating, well researched & liberating

Insightful, poignant & optimistic

Well researched, thorough & packed with strategies

Confronting, necessary & practical

Encouraging, empowering & selflove

Informative, normalizing & well illustrated

Clear, powerful & vital

Practical, thorough & relevant to the Australian context

Well researched, Australian context & thorough

Articulate, thorough & vital

Relatable, modern & vibrant (no pun intended)