Sex Ed Made Easy
Pleasure Pixel was created to make sexual health information easier to understand, safer to access, and genuinely inclusive, for everyone.
Because everyone deserves access to accurate information and supportive care.
Support that builds confidence, independence, and healthy relationships.
Pleasure Pixel offers accessible online NDIS supports designed to help people with disabilities strengthen communication skills, explore relationships, and build capacity in a safe, inclusive environment.
Online Capacity Building Program - Early Release Available Now
A self-paced online program focused on healthy relationships, consent, boundaries, emotional wellbeing, and self-advocacy — created to support real-life growth and independence.
Counselling Services
Personalised online counselling that supports emotional wellbeing, identity, relationships, and personal development. Sessions are tailored to your goals and delivered in a respectful, non-judgemental space.
Suitable for NDIS participants with Capacity Building goals. Referrals welcome from participants, families, and support coordinators.
Easy to Read e-Books
Pleasure Pixel’s main e-Book is My Life, My Body: Sex Ed Made Easy, this e-Book is a comprehensive all in one resource covering all aspects of sexual health.
My Life, My Body: Sex Ed Made Easy is a sexual health education book for adults and teens of all abilities, offering accurate information on masturbation, period product use, safer sex and more with clear language and engaging visuals.
Individual e-Books of each chapter are also available.
Easy English
Pictures and Illustrations
Comprehensive
To the point
Non Judgemental
This eBook covers topics such as personal care, masturbation, safer sex practices, periods (including how to use period products), female hormone cycles, sexual function, sexual pleasure, sexuality and many more.
Don’t know how to have “the sex talk” with your teen?
Let Pleasure Pixel support you and your teen.
This eBook is age-appropriate and comprehensive for teenagers. It covers topics such as personal care, masturbation, safer sex practices, periods (including how to use period products), female hormone cycles, sexual function, sexual pleasure, sexuality, puberty and many more.
Easy English
Pictures and Illustrations
Comprehensive
To the point
Non Judgemental
Purchase now to download onto a phone, iPad or Tab device.
Offer your teen discreet ways of learning sexual health in a safe and educational way.
What are the private parts of males?
How do they work?
What is masturbation?
How do I masturbate?
This easy to read eBook helps people to understand the biological functioning of the male anatomy.
Pictures are included with each aspect broken down in Easy English.
What are the private parts of females?
How does the female anatomy work?
How does my hormone cycle work?
What is a period?
What period products can I use?
How do I use the different period products?
What is masturbation?
How can I masturbate?
This easy to read eBook helps people to understand the female body.
Pictures are included with each aspect broken down in Easy English.
Resources
Our sexual health resources are easy to read and cover areas such as self-care, personal development, workplace consent, support worker skills, and personal cleaning. These resources can be downloaded and printed with ease.
After being affected by neurodivergent burnout, finding new ways to do self-care can be really hard. When you combine decision paralysis with executive dysfunction, it can be hard to know what to do, when you really want to do something for yourself.
Download this free resource for ideas of how to take care of yourself on those hard days.
Part of being safe, comfortable and confident in sexual experiences is knowing what you like, and what you don’t like. Particularly for people with sensory sensitivities, it can be difficult to know what is a turn off, and what is a turn on.
This easy read activity steps you through how to identify what you like and what you don’t like in both individual and partnered sexual experiences. In the activity you have the chance to identify where you like to be touched on your body. Then we have lists of things you like, as well as things you don’t like. There are plenty of options to circle or highlight what you need to, with space to add your own.
You can do this with your sexual partner, or alone.
This easy to understand resource shows vulva owners how to clean.
Once purchased, download the resource, print it out, laminate it and hang it in the bathroom.
This easy to understand resource shows penis owners how to clean.
Once purchased, download the resource, print it out, laminate it and hang it in the bathroom.
Pleasure Pixel offers talk-therapy services, there is no physical touch involved in Psychosexual Therapy or Sexual Health Counselling.
Pleasure Pixel offers compassionate, inclusive Counselling and Psychosexual Therapy that supports people to explore their sexuality, relationships, and overall wellbeing — with a special focus on the needs and experiences of people with disability.
Consulting
Pleasure Pixel is owned by Casey Payne. Casey is a sole trader based on the Gold Coast, Qld, Australia.
As a Sexologist and Counsellor specialising in disability and sexuality, Casey offers inclusive, evidence-based consulting for organisations, professionals, and families.
Whether you need guidance on inclusive sex education, staff training, or policy development, Pleasure Pixel can help you create safe, affirming environments that support the sexual rights of people with disabilities.
Looking for in-person training, or want to purchase the course for your staff?
Send us an email: contact@pleasurepixel.com.au
or
Fill out the form on our consulting page.
Our online sexual health professional development course - Support the Sexual Health Needs of People with Disabilities is completely online. Course members learn about the sexuality development of people with disabilities, the sexual health needs of people with disabilities, and new skills to support the sexual health needs of people with disabilities. The new skills support the professional to stay within their scope of a caring/support role.