Sexuality and Disability serves as a global platform for sharing peer-reviewed, original interdisciplinary scholarly work addressing the psychological, neuropsychological, psychosocial factors, and medical aspects of sexuality within the context of rehabilitation and healthcare. The journal publishes a diverse range of international contributions, including research articles, review articles, select case studies, clinical practice reports, brief research reports, survey data reports, and invited reviews of books and films probing the life experiences of developmental and life themes associated with disability and sexuality. Insights into the latest developments in sexuality across diverse disabilities, conditions, settings and challenges are offered. Our contributions cover a wide array of themes, including: • Clinical and research advancements • Community and independent-living programs • Guidelines for evidence-based and clinical best practices • Special grand-rounds topics • Consumer issues • Contemporary developments in sex education and counseling programs tailored for individuals with disabilities Furthermore, the journal showcases special issues curated by internationally renowned guest editors and authors, focusing on current topics in sexual health. Through the publication of research, best-practice approaches, evidence-based findings, and educational materials, Sexuality and Disability aims to enhance the knowledge base and promote progress within the field. A vital resource for researchers and professionals working in rehabilitation, medical, academic, and community settings. Sexuality and Disability facilitates the exchange of new knowledge, techniques, and available modalities in addressing the psychological and medical healthcare aspects of sexuality.