Dr. Mitchell TepperSexuality & disability coaching
Sexuality educator, coach, researcher & speaker

You don’t have to break your neck to be a great lover.

But you can learn a lot from somebody who has. Straight answers, zero judgment, and a plan for people living with disability, chronic illness, or injury, and for the partners and clinicians who support them.

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As featured in
Good Housekeeping
The New York Times
Redbook
New Mobility
Hustler
YourTango
Chicago Tribune
Penthouse
CNN
USA Today
Cosmopolitan
HuffPost Live
Discovery Channel International
PBS
GQ
Glamour
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The work is personal

Experience has a way of making the important things clear.

After a spinal cord injury changed my own life at age 20, I had to rebuild my understanding of sex and intimacy from the ground up. I built a career around the questions that too often go unanswered. Today my work joins lived experience, doctoral research, and real-world practice.

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A career in conversation

Trusted where the stakes are human.

30+years of personal and professional experience

PhD + MPHhuman sexuality (University of Pennsylvania) and public health (Yale)

1996founded The Sexual Health Network, online since

PBSLove After War, a documentary I directed

Dr. Tepper with attendees of the AASECT Summer Institute, a mixed group of professionals and wheelchair users, smiling for a group photo.
For the people who care

Turn discomfort into capability.

Thoughtful training and consulting for teams ready to talk about sexual health with clarity, compassion, and confidence. Shaped by work with universities, medical schools, and rehabilitation hospitals.

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What people say

In their words.

“Dr. Tepper has not only a remarkable form of knowledge, but also a skill in communicating it with a sense of humor and compassion.”
Workshop Participant, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
“Relevant & direct impact on patient care... one of the few trainings that really improved my practice.”
Workshop Participant, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
“Sex was important before my injury and I hope to continue to let it be. Thanks for the information.”
Workshop Participant, NSCIA Connecticut Chapter

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You do not have to figure it out alone.

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