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Hosted by Courtney W. Brame, Something Positive for Positive People is a 501c3 nonprofit organization supporting people navigating herpes stigma. We offer 1-1 support calls for people who need help with sharing their status with potential partners. We offer virtual events, support groups, and advocate in mental health and sexual health spaces for the minimization of stigma through the stories shar... more

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Jealousy, rejection, and other perceived negatives are broken down not as bad things, but as infinite potential. Take something that makes you jealous for instance, you can either be inspired by it to be better, or you can want to corrupt it and make... more

Our guest is a therapist specializing in DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy), but when she was diagnosed with HSV-2, she found herself in unfamiliar territory, navigating a rare neurological complication, medical dismissal, and the emotional weight of... more

After a herpes diagnosis, dating can feel daunting, but community can change everything. In this episode, I sit down with Rachel to expand on her experience navigating self-stigma, dating, and disclosure after contracting genital HSV-1. We discuss ho... more

The excitement for this one right here is representative of what SPFPP is all about. I've been getting rejected left and right for grants and I THINK after this most recent one, I'm just not supposed to be doing that. The impact of SPFPP isn't contin... more

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Recent Guests

Unnamed Therapist
A therapist living with HSV-2 specializing in dialectical behavior therapy
Episode: SPFPP 391: Who Helps the Helper?
Goddess Bats
A multi-dimensional artist, entrepreneur
Social Media Influencer and Podcast Host
Episode: SPFPP 382: Closed Mouths Don't Get Fed with Goddess Bats
Melissa LeSane
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in non-monogamy and sex therapy
Episode: SPFPP 377: Shades of Nonmonogamy
Tamar Weir
Sex educator and advocate for sexual health awareness, navigating her experience with herpes and non-monogamy.
Episode: SPFPP 367: Herpes and Nonmonogamy - Integrated Identities for Vulnerability
Aubri Lancaster
ASEC Certified Sexuality Educator with a focus in Asexuality and Aromanticism
Ace Sex Education
Episode: SPFPP 357: Asexual Insights - De-centering Sex with Pleasure
Jason Lebeck
Young English teacher traveling abroad, navigating herpes stigma.
Episode: SPFPP 355: Herpes Stigma Abroad with a High Values Man - with Jason Lebeck
Drew Rabidoux
Licensed clinical social worker specializing in women's mental health and herpes
Episode: SPFPP 354: Herpes and Suicide - Sexual Health is Mental Health
Aaron Thomas
An individual living with HSV-1 and HSV-2, passionate about sharing his story to educate others.
Episode: SPFPP 352: Something Positive for Black Men with Herpes
Melanie Moseley
Sex positivity advocate, creator of 'Sexology, the Musical' and educator on sexual and relational health.
Among Friends, and co-host of various workshops
Episode: SPFPP 351: Pleasure Positivity - Harm Reduction at the Intersection of Safety and Pleasure

Host

Courtney Brame
Host and founder of an organization dedicated to supporting individuals impacted by herpes stigma through advocacy, support networks, and shared personal journeys.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 184 ratings
  • Incredible

    Thank YoU, for sharing your gifts with us & the work you do!! The breakdown of Napoleon Hill’s book “Outwitting the Devil” was absolutely incredible & right on time!!

    There are no coincidences! ✨✨

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    starseed530
    United States6 months ago
  • Best podcast!!!

    I LOVE Courtney! He has changed my entire life, along with all his interviewees and guest speakers. What a stigma to completely erase! Thank you for bringing awareness to this subject!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Basketball53088
    United States3 years ago
  • Excited to follow Courtney Brames

    I was on a panel discussion with Courtney today and the presentation and tips were amazing- I hope I can integrate some of his tips into my own life!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    chel1648
    United States4 years ago
  • Turn it up please lol

    Love the pod cast ! Only thing is it’s hard to hear him , either turn up ur Mike or speak louder cause I do hear the guests ok . Love it tho ❤️❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    shygirl51
    United States4 years ago
  • FINALLY!

    This is the podcast I’ve been waiting for. Courtney is a great interviewer and provides such a great forum for a topic that needs really needs a platform! Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    floralficus
    United States5 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the practicality and support offered through the discussions, often expressing gratitude for the community created by the podcast.
They find the combination of personal stories and expert insights valuable in navigating their experiences with herpes and mental health.
Many reviews highlight the compassionate nature of the host, Courtney Brame, noting his ability to create a safe space for sensitive conversations.

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SPFPP 389: When the Bold Meets the Brave
Q: Aaron, what guidance can you provide for someone looking for a relationship while living with herpes?
Live in your truth; the right person will appreciate every aspect of you, including your diagnosis.
SPFPP 389: When the Bold Meets the Brave
Q: Dria, from your perspective, what do you have to say to women who fear that no one will want them because of herpes?
Don't settle for less because of herpes; it's insignificant, and someone will love you for who you are if they're meant for you.
SPFPP 390: Herpes Changed Me
Q: What inspired you to share this with your therapist?
There wasn't even a thought in my mind; I knew I needed frequent support after receiving the diagnosis.
SPFPP 388: The More We Do A Thing
Q: What is your experience with dating after your diagnosis?
Rachel describes her initial hesitance to date, but also recounts positive experiences that followed her diagnosis, boosting her confidence.
SPFPP 388: The More We Do A Thing
Q: What inspired you to share your diagnosis with your therapist?
Rachel mentions that sharing with her therapist was a natural choice, especially after receiving such a significant diagnosis, which made her feel the need for support.

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Focused on minimizing the stigma around herpes and providing support for individuals navigating this challenge, the content covers a broad range of topics related to sexual and mental health. Notably, it features heartfelt discussions with guests who share their personal experiences, insights, and expertise in dealing with issues surrounding herpes, mental illness, and sexual health. The unique blend of personal storytelling and expert guidance not only fosters understanding and community but also helps listeners find solace and support amidst their struggles. This engaging and compassionate approach makes it a valuable resource for those seeking authentic conversations about often-taboo subjects.

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1. Unnamed Therapist
2. Goddess Bats
3. Melissa LeSane
4. Tamar Weir
5. Aubri Lancaster
6. Jason Lebeck
7. Drew Rabidoux
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