Bridging the Gap in Sexuality and Mental Health Care: There is a significant professional practice gap in addressing sexuality and sexual health within mental health settings, both in Australia and globally. Clinicians often lack sufficient support or resources to enhance their sexuality-related practices. Given the delicate and intricate nature of sexuality amidst mental distress, this gap is significant. This article delves into findings from a follow-up study where mental health professionals, including nurses, psychologists, and psychiatrists, shared their insights on improving sexuality-related care. Three key themes emerged through in-depth interviews: the need for accessible knowledge and information, support from peers and senior colleagues, and the importance of a comprehensive approach to integrating sexuality-related care into routine practice. These insights underscore the necessity of a comprehensive approach to better equip clinicians, ultimately guiding future research and developing effective strategies and tools.