Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs/STBBIs)
Being diagnosed with a Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) or a Sexually Transmitted Blood Borne Infection (STBBI) can affect a person’s overall well-being in many ways, including having an impact on their mental health. A person with mental health challenges may also experience certain effects when managing an STI/STBBI. The connection between STIs/STBBIs and mental health is very complex, in this section you will find resources on this topic from a variety of sources and perspectives.
| TITLE | TYPE | TOPIC | YEAR | SOURCE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HPV: The Ultimate Guide | Info sheets and pamphlets | HPV | 2018 | Halifax Sexual Health Centre |
| HSV: The Ultimate Guide | Info sheets and pamphlets | HSV | 2018 | Halifax Sexual Health Centre |
| B.C. Study Underscores Need for Mental Health Services for HIV-Positive People | Research | HIV | 2018 | CATIE |
| Addressing Determinants of STI/STBBIs Among Street-Involved Youth: Mental Health | Info sheets and pamphlets | STI/STBBIs and youth | 2014 | Public Health Agency of Canada |
| HIV and Clinical Depression | Info sheets and pamphlets | HIV and depression | 2012 | American Psychiatric Association |
| HIV and Anxiety | Info sheets and pamphlets | HIV and anxiety | 2012 | American Psychiatric Association |