| Candid Sexologist, Relationship Expert, TV Personality, & Advice Columnist |
| Logan Levkoff, M.S., Ph.D.candidate |
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In a society where most topics are taboo, sexologist Logan Levkoff fills the void by
encouraging honest conversation about sexuality and the role it plays in American
culture. A recognized expert on sexuality and relationships, Logan works to create
an environment where people feel comfortable asking (and getting answers to)
their most personal questions. Logan makes it clear that sex and sexuality are not
“dirty” words; they are words that should be discussed openly, without guilt or fear.
Drawing upon over ten years of experience, Logan empowers children,
adolescents, and adults to embrace their sexuality and challenge the impractical
messages about sexuality that they are exposed to.
A modern day pioneer in sexual anthropology, Logan’s educational philosophy
serves as a guide to sifting through society’s conflicting expectations of the
expression of sexuality. Logan’s ease when speaking about topics, including
sexuality, intimacy, relationships and sexual health, encourages parents, members
of the media, and educators to sit up and listen.
Logan frequently appears on television including The Today Show, Good Morning
America, Oprah, Fox News Channel, MSNBC, VH1, and Fox Business Channel
providing candid yet informative insights. In addition to her on-screen
appearances, Logan is often featured in other forms of media, serving as a trusted
source for publications such as Cosmopolitan, Seventeen, Esquire, Ladies Home
Journal, Brides, and Men’s Health. She also penned the sex column for American
Health and Fitness and Maximum Fitness magazines, acted as the sexual advice
columnist for Ellegirl.com and as the Adolescent Sexual Health Expert on The
Sexual Health Network. Currently, Logan writes the sex columns for POZ magazine,
MarieClaire.com, and is a blogger for The Huffington Post.
In addition to print media, Logan is a dynamic speaker. She is a spokesperson for
Trojan and serves on the Trojan Sexual Health Advisory Council, the Board of
Advisors for Fitness and Maximum Fitness magazines, and Parenting Teens Online.
She also wrote “The Espresso Dating Guide”, a joint project between Starbucks and
Yahoo! Personals.
Logan is the author of Third Base Ain't What it Used to Be: What Your Kids are
Learning About Sex Today and How to Teach Them to Become Sexually Healthy
Adults (NAL/Penguin, October 2007), which helps parents to understand the role
sexuality plays in their children’s lives and empowers parents to become better at-
home sexuality educators.
Logan is dedicated to perpetuating healthy and positive messages about sexuality
to people of all ages and backgrounds. She can speak on a wide range of issues,
including issues of sexual health, trends in sexuality, relationship hurdles, and sex in
pop culture and politics.
Logan Levkoff is an AASECT certified sex educator. She received her Ph.D. in
Human Sexuality, Marriage and Family Life Education at New York University and
her B.A. in English and M.S. in Human Sexuality Education from the University of
Pennsylvania. She lives in New York City with her husband and son.
encouraging honest conversation about sexuality and the role it plays in American
culture. A recognized expert on sexuality and relationships, Logan works to create
an environment where people feel comfortable asking (and getting answers to)
their most personal questions. Logan makes it clear that sex and sexuality are not
“dirty” words; they are words that should be discussed openly, without guilt or fear.
Drawing upon over ten years of experience, Logan empowers children,
adolescents, and adults to embrace their sexuality and challenge the impractical
messages about sexuality that they are exposed to.
A modern day pioneer in sexual anthropology, Logan’s educational philosophy
serves as a guide to sifting through society’s conflicting expectations of the
expression of sexuality. Logan’s ease when speaking about topics, including
sexuality, intimacy, relationships and sexual health, encourages parents, members
of the media, and educators to sit up and listen.
Logan frequently appears on television including The Today Show, Good Morning
America, Oprah, Fox News Channel, MSNBC, VH1, and Fox Business Channel
providing candid yet informative insights. In addition to her on-screen
appearances, Logan is often featured in other forms of media, serving as a trusted
source for publications such as Cosmopolitan, Seventeen, Esquire, Ladies Home
Journal, Brides, and Men’s Health. She also penned the sex column for American
Health and Fitness and Maximum Fitness magazines, acted as the sexual advice
columnist for Ellegirl.com and as the Adolescent Sexual Health Expert on The
Sexual Health Network. Currently, Logan writes the sex columns for POZ magazine,
MarieClaire.com, and is a blogger for The Huffington Post.
In addition to print media, Logan is a dynamic speaker. She is a spokesperson for
Trojan and serves on the Trojan Sexual Health Advisory Council, the Board of
Advisors for Fitness and Maximum Fitness magazines, and Parenting Teens Online.
She also wrote “The Espresso Dating Guide”, a joint project between Starbucks and
Yahoo! Personals.
Logan is the author of Third Base Ain't What it Used to Be: What Your Kids are
Learning About Sex Today and How to Teach Them to Become Sexually Healthy
Adults (NAL/Penguin, October 2007), which helps parents to understand the role
sexuality plays in their children’s lives and empowers parents to become better at-
home sexuality educators.
Logan is dedicated to perpetuating healthy and positive messages about sexuality
to people of all ages and backgrounds. She can speak on a wide range of issues,
including issues of sexual health, trends in sexuality, relationship hurdles, and sex in
pop culture and politics.
Logan Levkoff is an AASECT certified sex educator. She received her Ph.D. in
Human Sexuality, Marriage and Family Life Education at New York University and
her B.A. in English and M.S. in Human Sexuality Education from the University of
Pennsylvania. She lives in New York City with her husband and son.