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Parental Advisory
The sole purpose of this web site is to provide sexual education and information for those who want it. Some of this information is not appropriate for young children. Parents must assess the maturity level of their own children and judge whether the content is suitable or not. If not, we suggest you block this site from your browser.
It is our belief that all human beings have a right to honest answers about their reproductive systems, the same way that they have access to information about respiratory systems or any anatomical function. As far as we're concerned, the more information that one has, the better one is equipped to protect oneself from physical and emotional harm.
However, we recognize that not all people feel the same way. Also, some sexual information is "age-appropriate" and not intended for young children. Parents should preview the information and then judge the merits of this site themselves.
By entering this web site, you are agreeing that you have read and understood the above warning.
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Sue Johanson is Canada's foremost sexual educator and counsellor, recipient of the distinguished Order of Canada.
For the last 30 years, she has provided frank and honest sexual education to thousands of Canadians through her lectures, radio programs, and the Sunday Night Sex Show on television.
Since 2002, Sue's wisdom and experience have been available to American viewers on Talk Sex with Sue Johanson, a live phone-in program airing on Oxygen TV. Talk Sex also airs in Brazil, Israel, and in 20 European countries in 5 languages on Club TV.
Aside from her duties as a sexual educator, Sue is a Registered Nurse, a mother, and a grandmother. She continues to tour universities and special events, lecturing on sexuality and answering a panoply of audience questions that runs the gamut from a**l sex to zygotes.
Because of her busy schedule, Sue cannot answer individual questions through this web site. However, she has provided thorough information to the questions she is most commonly asked.
Also, she has written extensively about sexual problems and concerns. Penguin Books has published three of her works:
- Talk Sex
- Sex is Perfectly Natural, But Not Naturally Perfect
- Sex, Sex, and More Sex
In 2004, Regan Publishing issued a new version of "Sex, Sex, and More Sex" updated by Sue, and it is currently available in major bookstores and on line. We suggest that you check your local library for the earlier titles.
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