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Herpes Stigma
STI Stigma
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Stigma Minimization
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STI Minimization
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Herpes Support
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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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This one is heavy. We talk about suicide with someone in the Ideation aspect of it. I'm not a mental health professional nor do I have any licenses or anything like that. I will say I am a human who can just ask questions, listen, and be present. Per... more

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My grandpa had this dream my mom told me about that I was a preacher. As somebody whose spiritual values align WAY off from anything remotely related to religion, I think it speaks to how all this is held together.

I align with a lot of Yoga philos... more

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Yes. For those who like the short version of things, you absolutely can be Nonmonogamous if you have herpes. I talk from my own personal experience in this podcast episode and shake the dust off from not talking about my experience for so long, being... more

This episode I wanted to just have something to reference for people who want to know my experience. Usually support calls bring in questions about me and my experience from diagnosis to the point of having created the SPFPP platform.

I share my ex... more

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Recent Guests

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
Destiny Maria
Author for STI stigma and educator from New York City
Episode: SPFPP 348: Can You Sue Someone for Giving You Herpes?

Host

Courtney Brame
Host and founder of an organization dedicated to addressing herpes stigma, emphasizing vulnerability and healing through community engagement and conversation.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 183 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 States4 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 States4 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the candid discussions and create a sense of community, providing support for those dealing with stigma.
The podcast is recognized for its importance in bringing visibility to issues surrounding sexual health and personal identity.
Many find the content transformative, helping them navigate feelings of shame and isolation.
The host is praised for his empathetic approach and ability to connect deeply with guests and audiences alike.

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SPFPP 382: Closed Mouths Don't Get Fed with Goddess Bats
Q: How do you navigate disclosing your herpes status in a sexual context?
Goddess Bats discusses that they mention their status towards the end of a negotiation with a sexual partner and share their testing history, which varies based on the situation.
SPFPP 382: Closed Mouths Don't Get Fed with Goddess Bats
Q: What was your experience like when you got diagnosed with HSV-1?
Goddess Bats reflects that they probably always had it, as their mom had herpes and would get cold sores regularly. The educational context in high school helped them connect the dots about the diagnosis.
SPFPP 379: Dating with Herpes - Should you Only Date People with the Same Type?
Q: Are you looking for a relationship?
No, I'm emotionally rung out after my last relationship and getting herpes.
SPFPP 379: Dating with Herpes - Should you Only Date People with the Same Type?
Q: What does being an extremely sexual person mean for you?
I love sex.
SPFPP 374: Storytelling for Stigma Minimization - Live from STI Engage 2025
Q: When you say clinical, what do you mean?
Courtney explains that he has yoga certifications that inform his approach to help people identify and ground themselves.

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What is Something Positive for Positive People about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the intersection of shame and identity, the content fosters discussions around stigma, emotional health, and the journey towards self-acceptance. Each episode highlights topics such as herpes stigma, mental health, relationships, and personal growth, while providing insight into issues often overlooked in mainstream conversations. The host brings a compassionate approach, engaging guests from various backgrounds to provide diverse perspectives and relatable experiences, creating a community of support for listeners navigating challenges related to sexual health and identity. The podcast stands out by promoting vulnerability and open dialogue, providing valuable resources for those feeling isolated or discouraged due to societal s... more

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