Two Old Sexperts: Talking Sexuality & Disabilities

Relationships shape our well‑being, but recognizing when a relationship becomes unhealthy isn’t always straightforward — especially for people with intellectual disabilities, who often receive limited or inconsistent education on boundaries, consent, and safety.In this episode, we break down the early signs of unhealthy or unsafe relationships in a way that is accessible, practical, and empowering. We explore:🚩 Common red flags like control, isolation, manipulation, and disrespect💬 How to teach

Loneliness can feel different when you live with a disability—and it’s something we don’t often talk about openly. This episode dives into what that loneliness can look like, from social isolation and inaccessible spaces to the quiet ache of feeling misunderstood or left out. We explore how disability, identity, and community overlap, and why loneliness isn’t a personal shortcoming but often a systemic issue. Through real stories, reflection, and practical insights, the conversation makes room for

Hello, Podcast listeners!  This is a quick update on what's happening with the two old sexperts!  We'll be back soon, answering questions and providing tips and information.  If you have any questions about the services provided by Shawn McGill Consulting or to follow our events, please visit www.shawnmcgillmsw.com for more details.  Stay tuned, Sharon and I will be back and chatting with you soon!Stay well and stay strong!Shawn

We are sharing questions and answers (or dialogues regarding the questions) to guide and support.  Our shared goal as "Two Old Sexperts" is to provide you, the listener, with education and resources while remaining devoted to supporting those with intellectual, developmental, and neurological differences, mainly related to sexuality, whether it involves healthy sexuality or more complicated issues such as offending behavior.Today, we delve into gender expression, masturbation, and considerations for

Our nation is facing unprecedented challenges. Democracy and human rights are under attack. This affects all of us, and we need to start caring and thinking more deeply. If we are champions, allies, friends, or supporters of anyone considered a minority (yes, women; that includes you), then the time was long ago, but the urgency is now. Our futures and our lives depend on it. People want us to be fearful. They want us to conform and fit into molds, but therein lies the issue.   Sharon and I will

A brief PSA on service changes in Pennsylvania and a hope for an inspirational boost! ~Shawn

It has been nearly six months since we joined to record a podcast.  This episode is about the union and journey of two friends.  Our serendipitous dinner in Scranton led to the creation of the podcast a few years ago, but, more importantly, our relationship moved from professional acquaintances to friends.  Our relationship propels and inspires us to try to teach others.  Sexuality is broad.  Humanity is complex.  The power to motivate is endless.  Be kind.

In this episode, we (Shawn and Sharon) talk about autism and offense-related issues.  Through the chat, we explore and openly discuss a lot of gaps and missing components that could lead us to better solutions to prevent brushing up on the criminal justice system, at least as it relates to sexual offenses.