Sexuality is humanity’s biggest wound. Almost everyone carries shame, silence, or confusion about it—and that wound dictates how we love, who we choose, and how we treat each other.
Coral Osborne is here to change the paradigm. Moving the conversation away from fear and compliance, and toward autonomy, discernment, and profound self-trust.
She draws on her work as a certified sexologist, her years as a sex worker and her own story as a survivor.

Coral’s speaking engagements challenge assumptions and provide actionable frameworks for deep relational work. She doesn’t deal in platitudes; she delivers science, nuance, and unapologetic truth.
Consent in altered states, freeze and fawn, and holding accountability and agency at the same time
What our fantasies do and don't say about us
The developmental origins and reflection on unmet needs
Dating apps, situationships, body count and commitment
Navigating the male connection crisis and cultivating relational depth
Mismatched desire and sexless marriages
What sex workers know that sexology leaves out, and the cost of stigma
Coral gives keynotes, joins panels, runs workshops and curates full event series.

Schools & Campuses
Universities, fraternities, sororities and student affairs teams

Conferences & Summits
Sexology, wellness and leadership events

Brand
Sexual wellness, pleasure, relationship, men's health and dating brands

Private Venues
Members' clubs, hotels & event series
Presenter, SHA Annual Sexological Conference (2025 & 2026): Sexual Fantasy | Male Sexual Health | Sex Work & the Future of Sexology
Presenter, Stimulate Conference (2025): How To Eroticize Consent
Panelist, AMPLIFY Sexology (2026): How To Work With Men
Facilitator (2026): Embodied Dominance Workshop
Panelist (2025): A Night with Mila: Unlocking Desire
Curator & Host, Soho House Austin (2024–2025): Sex & Intimacy Series including Tantra 101 and Eros Unbound.
Host: The Next Man Up podcast
Guest Appearances: Women of Impact with Lisa Bilyeu, Pretty Intense with Danica Patrick, and more.
Interviewee, The Wound (2027): Documentary film featuring Gabor Maté
Bring transformative, grounded, and unapologetic conversations about intimacy to your next event.
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