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Navigating Herpes Stigma - Dating and Disclosure Workshop

  • Something Positive For Positive People Virtual New York City, New York United States (map)
Navigating Herpes Stigma - Dating and Disclosure Workshop
from $10.00

Learn to navigate the complex challenges of STI stigma and support loved ones/potential partners who may struggle with stigma.

  • Wednesday July 17

  • 7.30-8.45PM

  • Lower Manhattan location or join online. Physical and virtual addresses will be sent to ticket holders.

  • $25 in person, $10 virtual, please contact admin@hitmeupnyc.com if cost is a barrier

Session Description: Learn how not only to disclose your herpes status, but also how to receive someone's disclosure of their status to you. In this class we will learn to DISCUSS our sexual health status and relationship expectations using Dr. Evelin Molina-Dacker's STARS Framework. This includes Safety, Turn-ons, Avoids, Relationship Expectations/Intentions, and STI status as a holistic conversation when dating, relating, and playing. We will learn to integrate this framework into expressing our desires with partners but more importantly understand where we are in our needs especially for those navigating herpes stigma!

There will be a mix of open discussion and lecture style presentation, with opportunities for people to ask questions and seek support for their unique situations/questions.

About the InstructorCourtney is the Founder of Something Positive for Positive People (SPFPP), which is a 501c3 non profit organization supporting people navigating herpes stigma through holistic resources. 

What should I bring?An open mind, a partner who maybe you'd say could use support for herpes stigma or some general education on it.

What should I wear?Comfy clothes, no nudity. 
What level is this class?
No pre-req skills needed, all experience levels welcome.

Can I attend solo?You can attend solo AND you can get to know your neighbors regardless of relationship status. 

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