Looking for books on sexology? We've gathered 13 free sexology books in PDF, covering human sexuality, sex education, sexual health, and reproductive health.
These books explore how sexuality works from a scientific perspective. From introductory textbooks on gender and sexual orientation to practical guides for educators and health professionals.
Browse the collection below. Every book is free to read online or download as PDF.
Sexology Books
Sexology studies human sexuality across biology, psychology, and culture. These books cover topics from case study history to clinical guidelines on sexual dysfunction.
Explores the history of the case study genre across sexology, psychoanalysis, and literature. Examines pioneers like Krafft-Ebing, Freud, and others who shaped how we think about sexual identity and modernity.
Practical guide by SIECUS for community organizers working to advance comprehensive sex education. Includes worksheets, advocacy strategies, and tips for working with school boards and policymakers.
Evidence-based clinical guidelines by the European Association of Urology covering diagnosis and treatment of erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation. Includes treatment algorithms and recommendations.
K. Hatzimouratidis (Chair), I. Eardley, F. Giuliano, I. Moncada, A. Salonia
Comprehensive open textbook covering human sexuality from a psychological perspective. Includes chapters on gender, sexual orientation, relationships, contraception, STIs, sexual dysfunction, and trauma-informed care.
Chronicles the evolution of sex education in the United States from the social hygiene movement to modern comprehensive approaches. Covers key debates, policy shifts, and the ongoing culture wars around sexuality education.
Open access academic book exploring the intersection of sexology and midwifery practice. Covers sexuality during pregnancy and childbirth, sexual health education, intimate touch in clinical practice, and support for survivors of sexual abuse.
Sexual health is about wellness, prevention, and care. These guides from IPPF, UNFPA, and Save the Children cover reproductive health programs for all ages and genders.
Joint IPPF/UNFPA guide presenting a comprehensive service package for men's sexual and reproductive health. Covers clinical service components, gender-responsive approaches, and includes country case studies and operational tools.
UNFPA operational guidance on adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights. Covers evidence-based programming, service delivery models, gender-responsive approaches, and key concepts like evolving capacity and bodily autonomy.
Practical toolkit by Save the Children and UNFPA for implementing adolescent sexual and reproductive health programs in humanitarian and emergency settings. Covers assessment, planning, service delivery, and monitoring of ASRH interventions.
Good sex education starts with solid evidence. These books are built for educators, policymakers, and students working to create better programs worldwide.
European Parliament study examining the importance of comprehensive sexuality education for health, gender equality, and violence prevention. Reviews evidence, legal frameworks, and implementation status across EU Member States.
Framework by WHO Europe and BZgA establishing standards for sexuality education across the European Region. Includes a comprehensive sexuality education matrix organized by age group, covering topics from relationships to human reproduction.
UNESCO evidence-informed guidance presenting the rationale for school-based sexuality education. Reviews research on effective programs and provides technical advice for education and health sector decision-makers worldwide.
UNFPA participant workbook for comprehensive sexuality education targeting out-of-school youth. Covers body awareness, relationships, gender, reproductive health, and life skills through interactive exercises and practical activities.
