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What’s Out There…. Finance

  This week our QPP blog continues a theme of providing information on ‘What’s Out There’. Recently we talked about ways to seek help for mental health – and this month the topic is on Finances. There are many changes that …

The Others – Condom 101

Regardless of our age, gender or sexual preference, anyone who has had sex in the last 30 years knows about condoms – they prevent HIV and STI’s, they prevent unwanted pregnancy, wear them, wear them, wear them! We have heard the …

“We want you!” For our wacky and wonderful world of blogging

“Sometimes I run out of blogging ideas. That’s when I go to the fabric store and find new material.” “I was once asked to do a blog about atheist mathematicians. I couldn’t find any, because they all believe in higher powers.”* …

Newly Diagnosed: What Next?

Over the coming months this blog will expand with other things to consider; thinking about treatment, thinking about sex, thinking about disclosing, thinking about me, thinking about getting involved with the sector. Today, let’s focus on the topic at hand, Newly …

Just what is Resilience and HOW DO YOU FIND IT?

This week’s topic of Resilience is discussed as a follow on from the recent blog regarding Mental Health. The following information is adapted from The Road To Resilience article produced by the APA. The full text is available at: www.apa.org/helpcenter/road-resilience.aspx How …

Preparing to Prevent HIV

Peter Watts reports There is the view that condoms don’t take a lot of effort or preparation to use. They do. Although condoms offer optimal and traditional prevention against HIV, over time the proportion of gay men reporting condom-less anal sex …