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About
Kelly Connell, M.S.Ed., C.A.S.H.S.E, (She/Her/Hers),
is a sexuality educator, consultant, writer and public speaker with over twenty years of experience providing education and training to health care providers, patients, students and participants of all ages and backgrounds. She can work with your organization, agency, group, school or university to deliver sexuality education in a comprehensive, non-confrontational, non-judgmental and engaging manner.
Kelly's Philosophy
My philosophy about my work is very simple. I view sexuality as a quality of life issue. It is from a sincere desire to improve the quality of life of others regarding sexuality issues that I seek to educate and inform all populations about sexuality and related issues by providing a safe, non-judgmental atmosphere that will foster learning as well as be fun and entertaining for all participants. My comprehensive and engaging programs are designed to:
Inform
Empower
Challenge
Increase Comfort & Knowledge
Offer Tips & Tools to Enhance Communication
What People Are Saying...
“Kelly brings a broad knowledge and passion for helping others to the field of sex education. She’s funny, caring, creative and non-judgemental. I would turn to her for help with any problem with sex or relationships.”
Faye Flam, Bloomberg View
“As a young woman diagnosed with breast cancer, many things in my life changed… I remember the wealth of information Kelly shared with us, the educational piece as well as stories of clients and their struggles and challenges… Kelly is an educated, compassionate, engaging and entertaining trainer. I would highly recommend attending a training facilitated by Kelly.”
Stacey Richez, Cancer Survivor
“… Kelly’s presentations are deep (in thoughtful analysis of current situations, relevant data, and insights) as well as engaging (full of interesting facts and humor). Kelly is a highly educated professional who provides vital information on a topic that sees far too little ‘light’ in the healthcare industry. I cannot recommend her highly enough.”
Janet Kostielney, Board Member, AARP