Rosemary Gordon

With a professional background in nursing, I bring over a decade of experience in sexual and reproductive health to my role as a tutor at the Contemporary Institute of Clinical Sexology. My clinical practice is grounded in supporting individuals and couples through a wide range of sexual wellbeing and psychosexual challenges, emphasising the importance of holistic care, compassion, and education.

Throughout my career, I have worked closely with diverse communities, providing inclusive care that respects individual experiences, identities, and cultural contexts. I adopt an intersectional approach in my work, recognising the complex interplay between race, gender, sexuality, culture, and religion in shaping experiences of identity and health. This approach ensures that I address the unique needs of marginalised communities, particularly those who face systemic barriers in accessing sexual and reproductive healthcare.

My academic and professional interests extend into the exploration of Black sexuality and transformative theology, particularly how these intersections influence our understanding of identity, sexual expression, and well-being.