Sex dolls are increasingly being used in educational settings to teach sexual health and safety, offering a hands-on approach to learning about consent, boundaries, and safe sexual practices. These dolls can serve as valuable tools in both therapeutic and educational contexts, helping individuals better understand their own bodies and sexual preferences while promoting healthy, consensual interactions.

In sexual education, dolls can be used to demonstrate proper methods of protection, such as the correct use of condoms or the importance of hygiene during sexual activity. They can also be used to help individuals learn about different sexual positions, explore anatomy, or practice communication skills, all within a safe and controlled environment.

In therapeutic contexts, sex dolls are being used to help individuals with disabilities, trauma, or sexual dysfunctions regain confidence and comfort in sexual situations. By using dolls to simulate real-world experiences, people can overcome fear, anxiety, or shame around sex, fostering a healthier relationship with their own sexuality.

Additionally, dolls can play a role in teaching emotional intelligence, encouraging individuals to understand their emotional and physical needs and how to communicate those needs in relationships. As more educators and therapists recognize the value of sex dolls, their role in sexual health and safety education is likely to expand.