These colorful graphics provide easy-to-digest information on a variety of sexual health topics which you can share via social media, including Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook. Topics include: Common sexual concerns, the benefits of a good sex life, low sexual desire, mismatched sex drives, what to do when you're not having orgasms, and how to talk to a health care provider about your sexual concerns.

Sexual Health Quick Tips - Concerns and Pleasure

Also available en Español

Common Sexual Concerns
Benefits of a Good Sex LIfe
Low Sexual Desire
Mismatched Sex Drives
What to do when you're not having orgasms
How to Talk to a Health Care Provider About Your Sexual Concerns

Shareable Graphics

Select each graphic to find images formatted specifically for Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, along with suggested messaging to go with each. These graphics are also available en Español.


Sexual Health Quick Tips - Five Action Steps

To learn more about the topics featured in these “Tips,” we suggest hyperlinking to the Five Action Steps to Good Sexual Health website (www.fiveactionsteps.org) when posting. These graphics are also available en Español.

Seven Key Ingredients in a Healthy Relationship
Standing Up for Yourself with Partners - Five Quick Tips
How Do You Ask a Partner for Consent?
Starting the Convo with Partners - Your Sexual Desires
Six Steps to a Better Body Image
Making the Case for Safer Sex - Five Simple Lines

Sexual Health During COVID-19

To learn more about the topics featured in these graphics, we suggest hyperlinking to one of our COVID-19 and Sexual Health Factsheets (available here) when posting.

How can you enjoy sexual activity and avoid COVID-19?
Take care when kissing during COVID-19
Your COVID-19 sex life may not be all that, but you aren't alone
How can I enjoy sexual activity and avoid COVID-19?
Wondering if you or your partner(s) are at risk of COVID-19?
Want to keep your relationship strong during COVID-19?
STIs don't magically disappear during COVID-19
How to stay connected to your partner during COVID-19
Want to have sex but avoid COVID-19?
Keep your relationship strong during COVID-19