• Butler, C. (2004).An awareness-raising tool addressing lesbian and gay lives. Clinical Psychology, 36, 15-17 
• Butler, C. (2006). What's different about sex? Clinical Psychology Forum, 158, p36-39 
• Butler, C & Shaw, E. (2007) Putting sex on the agenda. Clinical Psychology Forum, 173, 45-47 
• Byrne, A., Watson, R., Butler, C. & Accoroni, A. (2006). Increasing the confidence of nursing staff to address the sexual health needs of people living with HIV: The use of motivational interviewing. AIDS Care, 18 (5), 501-504 
• Maslin, J. & Shaw, L. (2006). Clinical Psychology and asylum seeker clients: The therapeutic relationship. Clinical Psychology Forum, 165, 10-15 
• Patel, N. et al. (2000). Clinical Psychology, 'race', and culture: a training manual. London: BPS 
• Shaw, L. (2007) NICE about sex. Clinical Psychology Forum, 174, 55-56 
• Shaw, L. & Tacconelli, E. (2006). Displaced people in sexual health settings. Clinical Psychology Forum, 159, p8-20 

• Read more on A National Nurse-led Audit of the Standards for Psychological Support for Adults Living with HIV

• Clinical Psychology, "race" and culture: a training manual, pt 3, ch16: HIV/GU Medicine/Sexual Health. O.Davidson 
• The Psychology of Sexual Health (2002) ed: D. Miller; J. Green, Blackwell
• The Trauma of Sexual Assault: Treatment, Prevention and Practice (2002) eds: J.Petrak, B.Hedge, Wiley

• Briefing Paper No. 17. Clinical Psychology services in Sexual Health and HIV: a guide for purchasers of clinical psychology services

• Briefing Paper No. 24. Clinical Psychology Sexual Dysfunction Services in Sexual Health and HIV, and other NHS Services

• DCP Briefing Paper No 25: Criminalisation of HIV transmission. Guidelines regarding confidentiality and disclosure

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• Good practice guidelines for the training and consolidation of clinical practice in clinical practice in HIV/Sexual Health Settings
• Guidelines for psychologists working therapeutically with sexual and gender minority clients

• Standards for psychological support for adults living with HIV

The Complete Guide To Contraception & Your Cycle

With so many choices available, choosing the right method of contraception can be tricky. Some options, although effective, can have an adverse effect on menstrual cycles, which can cause physical and mental distress. 

So I’m sharing this useful resource called ‘The Complete Guide To Contraception & Your Cycle’ which aims to help women become more informed about contraceptives and how it impacts their menstrual health. It features a lot of great information, such as:

• An in-depth look at the various types of contraceptives available - both hormonal and non-hormonal - and how women can get them for free.
• Detailed comparison of each contraceptive's pros and cons - how they affect intercourse and their efficacy in preventing STDs.
• Important stats on the effectiveness of each contraceptive, possible side-effects, and how they might affect menstrual cycles.
• Key takeaways and advice on finding a method that works for each individual and other useful external references on reproductive health.

You can check out the full guide here:

Contraception & Your Cycle
https://yoppie.com/contraception-cycles

• Roche HIV treatment developments and updates for physicians 

• World AIDS Day

• AIDSmap: Wide ranging site from the British HIV Association and National AIDS Manual, particularly useful for people living with HIV and AIDS. Plus database of AIDS organisations worldwide, and information for developing countries from the International HIV/AIDS Alliance 
• Health Development Agency: National authority supporting evidence-based working in public health, providing effectiveness reviews and other publications on sexual health. 
• HIV i-base: HIV treatment information for healthcare professionals and HIV positive people 
• The Criminalisation of HIV Transmission: A site set up by Birkbeck & Keel Universities as part of an HIV and the Law lecture series. Contains overheads from speakers and related papers on clinical practice and access to treatment etc. Criminalisation of HIV Lectures

• British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH): an organisation formed by the merging of the former Medical society for the Study of Venereal Diseases (MSSVD) and Association for Genito Urinary Medicine (AGUM)
• Children's HIV Association of UK and Ireland (CHIVA): An association of professionals who are committed to providing excellence in the care of children infected or affected by HIV and their facilities
• Dietitians in HIV/AIDS: Registered dieticians who specialise or have an interest in HIV/AIDS 
• NHIVNA: National HIV Nurses Associations 
• SSHA: Society of Sexual Health Advisors 
• NICE: An idependent organisation responsible for providing guidance on good health and preventing ill health

• African HIV Policy Network (AHPN): umbrella organisation for African community groups addressing HIV & sexual Health 
• All Party Parliamentary Group on AIDS (APPGA): Back bench of MPs and Peers in UK Parliament 
• George House Trust: Charity supporting people affected by HIV in the North West 
• National AIDS Trust: Charity which supports voluntary sector work on HIV, and policy development 
• PACE: Promoting lesbian and gay health and well-being 
• Relate: Offering advice, relationship counselling, sex therapy, workshops, mediation, consultation and support face-to-face, by phone and via the website 
• Sex Education Forum: Based at the National Children's Bureau 
• The Havens Website: services for people who have been sexually assaulted 
• The Herpes Viruses Association: Charity providing information and advice to people affected by herpes simplex and other herpes viruses 
• The Terrance Higgins Trust: Major charity providing services to people affected by HIV, and health promotion 
• The UK Coalition for People living with HIV and AIDS: User-led advocacy and service organisation for people living with HIV and AIDS