Lesson 11: Sex And Relapse Prevention - Slide 26
Guidelines For Safer Sex
- You must decide when it’s right for you to have sex
- Do not allow yourself to be pressured by a partner, peers or media
- Abstinence is recommended when one or both partners are being treated for a sexually transmitted infection
- 2. Practice monogamy or limit the number of your sexual partners to dramatically reduce your likelihood of acquiring an infection
Notes:
Pg. 89, “Sexually Transmitted Diseases, A physician Tells You What You Need to Know,” Lisa Marr, M.D., The John Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1998
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