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  • Grey Text reads "Resource Highlight" then underneath is the logo for Across Boundaries, which features the silhouettes of 2 faces (one grey one purple) surrounded by red, blue, and yellow shapes. Grey text underneath also reads "Mental Health and Addictions Services for Racialized People in the GTA"

    Resource Highlight: Across Boundaries

    Across Boundaries are a community organization that provides mental health and addiction services for racialized communities in the Greater Toronto Area. Click to learn more about services and how to get in touch!

  • Large green text that reads "What is Body Neutrality?" and underneath are clipart silhouettes of 4 different bodies of different sizes.

    What is Body Neutrality?

    We hear a lot about Body Positivity, but what about Body Neutrality? This post goes into a definition for Body Neutrality, and how it might play a role in your relationship to your body or to your sex life!

  • The background is fuchsia. On the right is a circle logo which reads "Rainbow West, Supporting 2SLGBTQ+ Youth". On the left is text that reads "5 questions with Rainbow West Zine Project: Creating zines about Safer Spaces, Accessibility, Centering BIPOC Youth, and Physical/Mental Health!"

    5 Questions with the Rainbow West Zine Project

    Rainbow West Zine Project is a series of four wonderful zines to represent youth voices and art on the topics of Safer Spaces, Accessibility, Centering BIPOC, as well as Mental and Physical Health. Check them out!

  • Accessing Sexual Health Resources in the Pandemic

    This post rounds up a few of the most frequently asked questions we’ve been getting since the start of the pandemic. If you have a question that’s not here, please ask!

  • How Do You Use Food in Bed?

    Using food during sex is a really common fantasy combo! For those interested, this post has a few things to consider.

  • Does smoking pot affect my birth control?

    It’s never a bad idea to see if what medications might interact with your birth control, but does that include cannabis? Maybe yes! Check this post to learn more about the state of information out there about pot and hormonal birth control.

  • New Resource: YMPP’s Zine!

    Volunteers from Planned Parenthood Toronto’s Youth and Masculinities Peer Project have created a zine that explores the complexities of masculine identities and experiences. Enjoy!

  • White background. Blue text on the left reads "How do I know when I'm ovulating?" On the right is a blue icon of a uterus with fallopian tube and ovaries. Inside the ovaries are two blue question marks.

    How do I know when I’m ovulating?

    In this post we go over some of the physical, emotional, and biological signs that people can recognize to better know if and when they might be ovulating. Check it out!

  • On the left is black text that reads "what happens if someone is too big?" and on the right are two cartoon eyeballs with raised eyebrows

    FAQ: What happens if someone is too big?

    A lot of conversations about sex push the idea that bigger is better. While that’s maybe true for some people, it’s also the case that smaller is better, or a different position is better, or sex toys are better, etc. — Check this article to read more about navigating size differences!

  • Colourful text that reads "Play With Me!" overtop of an equally colourful wall.

    Download SNAP’s Play With Me Journal of Self-Exploration

    Check out the latest sexual health resource from PPT’s Supporting Newcomer Access Project! It’s full of recipes, horoscopes and activities on topics likes relationships, pleasure, consent, and more!