Show your support for Sexual Health Month by educating yourself, spreading awareness, and having open conversations about sexual health.
It's time to get educated and excited about Sexual Health Month on September 1! This month-long observance was created to encourage open conversations about sexual health and well-being, and to bring attention to the importance of maintaining a healthy sex life. Each year, the focus is on different topics related to sexual health such as contraception, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), reproductive health, consent, LGBTQ+ issues, body image and more. So join in the celebration and make sure you are taking care of your sexual health!
Sign up to attend a workshop on sexual health. You can learn about the basics of safe sex, STD prevention, and healthy relationships.
Check out books from the library or watch videos online about sexual health. There are many great resources available to help you understand your body and stay healthy.
Make sure to get tested for STDs regularly. This is an important step in staying sexually healthy and preventing the spread of STDs.
Using condoms and other forms of protection when engaging in sexual activity is essential for protecting yourself and preventing the spread of STDs.
Discussing sexual health with your partner is important. Talk to them about their STD testing history, birth control options, and any other concerns you may have.
Sexual health is often a taboo topic, and during Sexual Health Month, we can foster an open dialogue around the subject. Having conversations about sexual health not only helps to destigmatize the subject, but can also be very educational—raising awareness of different types of contraception, how to practice safe sex and more.
Sexual Health Month is also a great reminder for people to make sure they're up-to-date with their sexual health tests. Regular STI screenings are important for preventing long-term health problems, as well as helping to detect potential infections before they become serious.
Finally, Sexual Health Month invites us to show care and compassion toward each other when it comes to our sexual lives. It encourages us to talk honestly about our experiences and support one another through any difficulties we may be facing in this area.