St. Louis resources – below you will find businesses and organizations that are open-minded and will accept you for who you are!
UPDATED: Feb 2020. Please report any broken links to SexPositive.STL@gmail.com.
bdsm
Taboo (Hustler Club)
black sexuality
books
Shameless Grounds – Human Sexuality Library
burlesque
burlesque classes
Michelle Mynx Academy of Pole Dance
The St. Louis School of Burlesque & Variety
club venue
coaching
Namaste Nikki, Tadow Sexuality
community center/coffee shop
condoms
counseling
De-Andrea Blaylock-Johnson, MSW, LCSW
Monica L. Lieser, MMFT, LMFT, LPC, NCC
Nicholas Maio, MS/P, BCBA, LBA
Nicole Landwehr, MSW, LCSW, ASW-G
Rafaella Smith-Fiallo, MSW, LCSW
Roberta A. Moore, LMFT, CHT, Ed. S.
crisis intervention
Safe Connections – 314-531-2003
custom framing
The Elements of Design studio – LGBT/kink-friendly art framing.
hair salon
HIV support groups
latex
Anton’s Latex – local latex vendor
LGBT
Metro Trans Umbrella Group – MTUG
Prime Timers – A nonprofit social organization bringing together mature Gay and Bi men for friendship, support, events and personal growth
SAGE – Services & Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, & Transgender Elders
Transparent – Support group for parents and family members of transgender children
local blogs/websites
nudism
Natural Pines Resort (200 miles north of St Louis)
photography
recovery
real estate agents
reproductive justice
roller derby
sexual assault support
RAVEN – Rape and Violence End Now
St. Louis Domestic and Family Violence Council Resources For Domestic Violence Victims
YWCA-SHADE Sexual Health and Disability Education
Call for Help Sexual Assault Victims Care Unit – Illinois
sexual health
Accesa Labs – Discreet testing online, via local lab
CDC GetTested – Find free, fast, confidential testing near you
Get Tested STL – find free STI testing sites
myLab Box – Discreet testing at home via mail
St. Louis Country Dept. of Public Health – free testing, counseling and treatment
St. Louis Effort for AIDS – free testing, counseling and treatment
St. Luke’s Pelvic Health Services
The Contraceptive Choice Project – Pregnancy testing, emergency contraception, well-woman care including Pap smears, and testing/treatment for sexually transmitted infections for woman ages 14-44 years.
Washington University School of Medicine’s Infectious Diseases Clinic – Free, fast HIV testing
Williams and Associates – addressing minority health disparities
sex & relationship consulting
sex trafficking support
sex toy stores
Hustler Hollywood [Map to St. Louis Location]
Patricia’s – 10210 Page Ave. 314-423-8422
sex worker support
strip clubs
tattoo/piercing
teen and youth sexuality
Teen Pregnancy & Prevention Partnership
The SPOT – Drop in center for anyone 13-24
travel
GoAwayNude.com – Travel agency focusing on vacations for sex positive clients
sex positivity across the u.s.
asexuality
AVEN – Asexual Visibility & Education Network
fetish/kink
FetLife – facebook for kinky people
polyamory
sex ed for teens
sex educators
Lee Harrington, erotic educator
Savage Love -Dan Savage’s column and podcast
Susie Bright-sex,politics, culture, and recipes!
Tristan Taormino -sex educator and columnist
Violet Blue’s Open Source Sex -tech and sex
sex positive centers
Center for Sex and Culture – San Francisco
Foundation for Sex Positive Culture
San Francisco Sex Information -“free, confidential, accurate, non-judgmental information about sex”
sex positive parenting
sexual freedom & rights
National Coalition for Sexual Freedom
sexual health
American Sexual Health Association
American Social Health Association (ASHA) -reliable resource for sexual health information
Something Positive for Positive People – Navigating Stigma
sex toys
swinging
transgender outreach & education
Transgender Support Groups – Listings of transgender support groups in the US and worldwide.
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