Resources for Clinics
Help patients feel comfortable discussing anal pleasure, hygiene, and sexual health. Research shows that visual cues and inclusive language make conversations about anal sex feel natural and appropriate.
Explore our resources to support open, stigma-free care.
Patient-Facing Materials
Available in English and Spanish
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“Just the Tips on Anal Sex” Poster
A poster that describes basic information about anal pleasure and health with a title that’s eye-catching for clients.
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“Accurate, Reliable, Sex-Positive Tips” Poster
A poster with very similar content to “Just the Tips…” but with a less provocative title. You choose what works in your clinic.
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Palm Card
A 4” x 4” card to place in waiting areas and to hand to clients who want to check out our website of resources.
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Bubble Sheet
A colorful printout of frequently asked questions that clients can complete while they wait for their appointment or while sitting with you. You can then use the handout to respond to their most pressing questions. The handout is editable in Google Slides, so you can tailor the questions to your client populations.
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Images for Waiting Room Screens
Slides to be added to waiting room area video/TV screens (in 16:9 ratio). Let us know if you want customization!
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Business Cards
Business cards in English and Spanish to be added to the safer sex kits!
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Editable Intake Forms
Intake questions for your electronic medical record or other intake paperwork. Two versions: one for anal pleasure & health, and another for general sexual pleasure & health.
Continuing Education
for Clinicians and Staff
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Anal Pleasure & Health for Medical Clinicians
A peer-reviewed article in Nature Review about sources of pleasure and anal health conditions with anatomical diagrams, and an algorithm for screening and treatment.
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G.O.A.L.S. Framework for Sexual History Taking
Detailed guidance for sexual history taking in a sex-positive, affirming way to reduce bias. Includes a 3-part video series and a pocket guide!
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Webinar: Understanding Anal Pleasure & Health for the HIV Workforce
Ending the HIV Epidemic Shelby County (End HIV 901) Southeast AIDS Education & Training Center
