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Since the spring of 2007, in this column I have covered a
wide range of topics, from A (anal sex) to Z (zoology
questions such as how mammalians being “in heat” compare to
humans being horny). All these articles are available in the
C-VILLE Weekly archive online, as well as right here on this
website, where I will continue to provide current
information about sexuality and sexual health. Please browse
through the links on the right. Articles are updated
continuously.
If you are looking for more information about sexuality,
I can recommend these organizations and Web links:
The American Association of Sexuality Educators,
Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT,
aasect.org) where you
can locate certified professionals in your area and where
training opportunities are offered.
The Sexuality Information and Education Council of the
United States (SIECUS,
siecus.org) has information and links about sexuality
education, adolescent sexuality, teen pregnancy, sexually
transmitted infections, sexual orientation, sexual and
reproductive health, and more. This is a good place to start
a search for credible resources.
Advocates for Youth (advocatesforyouth.org)
offers a wealth of information for adolescents and their
parents in English as well as Spanish.
For sexuality related articles, Q&As, tips, and educational
videos, go to
loveandhealth.info or
sexualhealth.com.
Both websites have content that is written by qualified
sexuality professionals, something that is not always a
given when you are surfing the Web for information about
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