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by Courtney Brame
Something Positive for Psitive People (SPFPP) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization with a mission of mnimizing herpes stigma. We uplift the voices and experiences of people navigating the complexities of a herpes diagnosis. We educate and train health professionals on supporting patients and clients with an HSV (herpes simplex virus diagnosis) and the podcast gives a voice to those those willing to share their experiences offering supportive dialogue around what it REALLY means to live with herpes.
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What happens when you allow a herpes diagnosis to consume your entire sense of self? We explain how to challenge limiting beliefs and heal the identity fragmentation caused by STI stigma.
Don’t let the pressure of saying the right thing keep you from being present to the pleasure you’re entitled to.
When navigating a herpes disclosure, do you automatically obsess over the worst-case scenario? In this episode, Courtney Brame challenges us to stop letting the fear of rejection block our path to genuine connection by asking one simple question: "What’s the best that can happen?"
Can an STI actually lead to a deeper understanding of your own sexuality? In this episode, sexologist Kiki Maree shares how navigating bacterial infections and boundary violations became access points to a more empowered, shame-free connection to her body.
Food isn’t the only body that needs nutrition, there is also the emotional body that we need attend to.
Join Courtney Brame and Tamar Weir on navigating the complexities of Ureaplasma and communicating STI exposure to partners.
Stop Making excuses that it’s the herpes causing you to not have the outcomes you want from dating.
Something Positive for Psitive People (SPFPP) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization with a mission of mnimizing herpes stigma. We uplift the voices and experiences of people navigating the complexities of a herpes diagnosis. We educate and train health professionals on supporting patients and clients with an HSV (herpes simplex virus diagnosis) and the podcast gives a voice to those those willing to share their experiences offering supportive dialogue around what it REALLY means to live with herpes.
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