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Inclusive sex education, built on attentiveness and autonomy
Registered nurse, qualified sexologist and health mediator, Élise Virolleaud, a registered nurse, qualified sexologist and health mediator, works in Marseille in the field of sexual health, education on relationships, emotional and sexual well-being, and harm reduction. In particular, she supports young adults at a youth centre, develops prevention initiatives and pays particular attention to combating gender-based and sexual violence. Her approach is based on active listening, empowerment, prevention and access to clear, non-judgemental information, taking an inclusive, queer and feminist perspective on issues of sexual health.
Sharing a sex toy isn’t always risk-free. Élise Virolleaud explains how STIs can be transmitted through sex toys and the simple steps you can take to enjoy them more safely.
PrEP has become an important tool for HIV prevention, and it’s no longer limited to a daily pill. Nurse, sexologist and health mediator Élise Virolleaud explains who PrEP is for, how it works and the options available, from oral PrEP to newer injectable forms.
What is chemsex and why is it an important sexual health topic? Sexual health expert Élise Virolleaud explores its origins, risks and practical harm reduction strategies.
What does it mean to be asexual? Élise Virolleaud explores this often misunderstood sexual orientation, challenges common myths and explains the diverse experiences that make up the asexual spectrum.
Discover the best ways to protect yourself against sexually transmitted infections! Our article will help you protect yourself during your intimate encounters.
There’s no right way to have sex for the first time. Élise Virolleaud challenges the myths and pressures surrounding this experience and explains why your first time should be about what feels right for you, your body and your desires.
Periods, ovulation, PMS and more can all influence sexual desire, but not in the same way for everyone. Nurse, sexologist and health mediator Élise Virolleaud explains how hormones and other factors can shape libido throughout the cycle.