Terrence Higgins Trust Brighton is to run Chemsex Awareness (online via Teams) on Thursday, October 31 from 10am. This training focuses on understanding sexualised drug use between men who have sex with men and how to support people engaging in chemsex. This half-day session will cover: What chemsex is Breakdown of the different drugs that are […]
Chemsex is a term that is used to refer to engaging in sexual activity while under the influence of drugs. But what makes it so dangerous?
New research from the University of Portsmouth is to investigate the accessibility of drug counselling services and sexual health clinics by gay, bisexual and men who have sex with men (GBMSM) drug users in England from a harm reduction perspective.
From work and skills, to exploring your relationship with chems
The free, interactive sessions will be on Zoom on Wednesday, January 12 or Wednesday, February 23
Francesco Spagnesi was convicted for stealing £250,000 of church money to host drug fuelled gay sex parties.
Terrence Higgins Trust announces Chemsex Awareness Training
Jason Reid asks four candidates, ‘How will you address the lack of specialist mental health treatment & support for those using drugs and partaking in chemsex?’
Dr Samuel Hall on the drugs he’s dependent on and how his brain is rewiring itself in his second puberty. Please forgive my indulgence, since I’ve little to say about chemsex as per last month’s theme, instead I’m exploring the influence of a drug that I’m totally dependent on for both my physical and mental health, and wellbeing. Testosterone.
I originally tried to write this piece 18 months ago, but rather than an unsophisticated or educated guess along the theme of what has come to be known as ‘ChemSex’, I wanted to hear real and current stories from those who were actually engaged, in some way, with this lifestyle and recreational practice.
