Speaking
Sexual health keynote speaker
Hope is a sexual health keynote speaker for medical conferences, public health and policy audiences, and corporate leadership rooms. Her flagship talk, The Last Taboo, makes the case that what we do not say about sex is costing us our health: it delays diagnosis, ends relationships and empties the leadership pipeline of women in their forties and fifties. She is the founder of the School of Sexual Wellness and the creator of the HOPE Method, a practitioner framework for desire that sits downstream of diagnosis.
01 Booking a sexual health keynote speaker in the United Kingdom
The United Kingdom has the most developed workplace policy environment on women’s health, and sexual health is the part the policies still leave out. The Last Taboo gives National Health Service, public sector and corporate audiences the words for it, and a pathway. Based between Australia and the United Kingdom. Speaks internationally, in person and virtually.
02 Booking a sexual health keynote speaker in the United States
In 1990, 55 per cent of American adults had sex weekly. By 2024, 37 per cent. Low desire is one of the most common complaints in the consulting room and one of the least resourced. For health-tech, clinical and employer audiences, The Last Taboo turns a private statistic into a public health story with a number the room can repeat. Fees quoted in Australian dollars.
03 Booking a sexual health keynote speaker in Australia
Medical congresses, public health campaigns and state government women’s health programmes are the usual buyers. Australian clients pay Goods and Services Tax in addition to the published fee.
04 Which talk fits
The Last Taboo, medical cut, for clinicians: evidence-led and aligned with the International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health process of care for hypoactive sexual desire disorder. The Last Taboo, corporate cut, for leadership rooms. Missing: One Libido for public and ticketed audiences.
05 Fees and formats
Keynotes are delivered as The Last Taboo Programme. Quoted on scope. Conference plenaries and panel chairing are quoted individually. Virtual delivery is 40 to 50 per cent of the live fee. Advisory for organisations building a women’s health or sexual health policy is A$25,000 to A$60,000 a year and is limited to four organisations at a time.
06 Questions about booking a sexual health keynote speaker
Is the content suitable for a mixed professional audience?
Yes. The talk is clinical and economic, not explicit. It is delivered to boards, government departments and medical colleges.
What evidence does the talk draw on?
Published population data, the International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health process of care, and the HOPE Method. RECLAIMED will measure every participant at intake and exit from its founding cohort, now enrolling.
Can Hope chair a panel or run a workshop instead?
Yes. Panel chair, plenary and half-day masterclass formats are available.
What is the men’s cut?
The Last Taboo delivered for male-majority rooms: what she is not telling you is costing you both.
What happens if the audience rates the talk poorly?
The Guarantee: below 9 out of 10 on the post-event survey and the balance is waived.
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24 keynotes a year.
8 dates remaining in 2026,
24 in 2027.
The Guarantee: If your post-event survey rates the keynote below 9 out of 10, you don’t pay the balance.