Few of us are taught how power shapes our relationships - or how money, intimacy, and communication influence our health across a lifetime.

Power. Money. Intimacy. reframes these conversations through the lens of public health and sexual health education. Drawing on research, Emily Fontaine challenges audiences to see how relationship dynamics, financial agency, and personal autonomy are deeply connected to health and well-being.

WHAT AUDIENCES TAKE AWAY

Power: How relationship dynamics influence confidence, decision-making, boundaries, and sexual, mental, and physical health.

Money: Practical language for financial transparency, shared decision-making, and recognizing financial power in relationships.

Intimacy: Evidence-based insights into communication, attachment, consent, and healthy relationships across the lifespan.

The Big Picture: A new understanding of why power, money, and intimacy are public health issues - not just personal ones.

FORMAT

45-minute keynote with Q&A (adaptable to 30 minutes)

Available in person or virtually

Half-day workshop available

IDEAL AUDIENCES

  • Women's professional associations

  • Corporate wellness and HR teams

  • Financial planning firms serving women

  • Women's health conferences and summits

  • Healthcare organizations and medical practices

Book Emily to speak at your next event.

Power. Money. Intimacy.

ABOUT EMILY

Emily Fontaine is a sexual health educator and public health communicator whose work explores the intersection of power, money, and intimacy. She translates research into engaging, thought-provoking presentations that challenge assumptions and give audiences practical tools for navigating relationships, communication, and lifelong well-being.

Before entering the field of sexual health, Emily spent more than 20 years building partnerships for startups and media companies, giving her a unique perspective on human behavior, decision-making, and communication. She combines that experience with graduate training in sexual health education at the University of Minnesota and professional certification in human sexuality from the Kinsey Institute.

Emily has presented at the IIEX research conference and was recognized as a Top 10 Social Impact finalist by the Longevity Centre UK.