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Herpes Stigma
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STI Stigma
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The herpes podcast focused on navigating stigma. Hosted by Courtney W. Brame, Something Positive for Positive People is a 501c3 nonprofit organization supporting people with herpes. 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 neutralizat... more

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SPFPP Episode 341 is called Nurture Your Nature already so while this episode really dives into the development of what that is exactly, I couldn't bring myself to do a part 2 necessarily, so we got a different title entirely.

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Are you burning out from carrying the weight of your herpes diagnosis in isolation? This week on Something Positive for Positive People, Courtney Brame explores the mechanics of burnout, energy management, and emotional capacity through a fascinating... more

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Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions of childhood sexual abuse, incest, and suicide attempts. Please take care of yourself while listening.

What does it take to survive the darkest of circumstances and still choose to live a life roote... more

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When you receive a herpes diagnosis, it is incredibly common to let that one virus overwrite your entire sense of self—disregarding every other amazing aspect of your being. At SPFPP, we define this phenomenon as a "fragmentation of identity."

This ... more

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Recent Guests

Reina Samaru
Board member, Herpes Cure Advocacy
Herpes Cure Advocacy
Episode: SPFPP 415: I Don't Know a Life Without Herpes
Sheikha Sakina
Metaphysical practitioner, strategist
We Are El Sakina / self-employed
Episode: SPFPP 414: Stigma Made Simple - The Metaphysics of Identity with Sheikha Sakina M.MSc
Lena Peak
Aasect-certified sex educator and founder of Eros Insight
Eros Insight
Episode: SPFPP 413: Saying the Thing Over Saying it Perfectly - with Lena Peak
Kiki Maree
Australian sexologist
YoniLicious (yonilicious.com.au)
Episode: SPFPP 411: Access Points for Exploration - with Kiki Maree
Tamar Weir
Manager of Instagram account Pomegranate Pleasure; sexual health advocate
Pomegranate Pleasure
Episode: SPFPP 408: Safe Sex is Communicative Sex - with Tamar Weir
Jade Renz
Founder of Essentially Prepped and Coach for those navigating herpes stigma
Essentially Prepped
Episode: SPFPP 395: Southern Charm
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

Host

Courtney Brame
Host of the show and founder of the supporting nonprofit focused on herpes stigma reduction.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 193 ratings
  • Loved the message

    Really great message, but gotta edit out the sniffing, sneezing, mouth smacking, and yawning. I almost couldn’t listen because there was so much of it.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    ARE_253
    United States2 months ago
  • 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 Statesa year 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 States4 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 States5 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 States5 years ago

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Listeners praise the safe space created and the practicality of resources offered.
Courtney's interview style is warm and insightful, making tough topics approachable.
Compassionate, empowering, and transformative content that normalizes STI discussions.

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SPFPP 415: I Don't Know a Life Without Herpes
Q: Can you tell us about how you came into your position with Herpes Cure Advocacy?
Reina describes joining a support group, connecting with members, and being invited to join the board because of her dedication to the community and her consistency in advocacy work.
SPFPP 414: Stigma Made Simple - The Metaphysics of Identity with Sheikha Sakina M.MSc
Q: What analogy is used to describe the brain and nervous system?
The brain is the motherboard and the nervous system is the screen, with fear acting as a programmable trigger that can be reworked through regulation and practice.
SPFPP 414: Stigma Made Simple - The Metaphysics of Identity with Sheikha Sakina M.MSc
Q: How does the guest describe the link between belief and reality?
Belief determines what the brain treats as real; life is subjective and what you repeatedly tell yourself becomes your lived reality.
SPFPP 398: Practicing Perfection
Q: What was the process or conversation like about being open about herpes with your partner?
It went great; he was supportive and understanding after I disclosed my status.
SPFPP 398: Practicing Perfection
Q: What made you want to share your story?
I hit rock bottom after a rejection and needed to process my emotions through storytelling.

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A nonprofit–driven show focused on reducing stigma around herpes and sexual health through personal stories, expert interviews, and practical guidance. Core themes include communication about status, safe sex, stigma resilience, and community-building through education, events, and support networks. Notable strength lies in pairing lived experience with actionable resources, guest experts, and a clear mission to empower positive people and dismantle stigma across mental health and public health spaces.

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2. Sheikha Sakina
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5. Tamar Weir
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