'Your' booklets series

 

  • Your next steps

    A booklet with information for people who’ve just found out they have HIV.

  • Your body

    A booklet with advice on a healthy diet, getting more exercise, stopping smoking, getting better rest and sleep and avoiding infections.

  • Your feelings

    Anybody can have difficulties with their feelings and emotional wellbeing, and there are simple, everyday things you can do to look after yourself.

  • Your decision

    Is it a good idea to tell other people you have HIV? This booklet covers the pros and cons of telling people in a variety

  • Your finances

    A booklet with advice on dealing with debt and managing your finances.

  • Your sexual health - a guide for gay men with HIV

    A booklet with clear, practical information to help you make your own choices about sex and health.

  • Your sexual health - a guide for heterosexual men with HIV

    A booklet with clear, practical information to help you make your own choices about sex, health and relationships.

  • Your sexual health - a guide for women with HIV

    A booklet with clear, practical information to help you make your own choices about sex and health. Includes information about pregnancy and contraception.

  • Your shape

    This booklet covers the side effects of fat loss, fat gain, raised blood fats and raised blood sugars.

  • Your treatment

    This booklet gives a basic, but comprehensive introduction to HIV treatment.

  • Trans Women

    Published by THT (the Terrence Higgins Trust), this booklet gives information about sexual health for trans women.

  • Transmen

    Published by THT (the Terrence Higgins Trust), this booklet gives information about sexual health for transmen.

  • Your next steps (French translation)

    Un livret avec informations pour des personnes qui viennent de découvrir leur séropositivité.

  • Your treatment (French translation)

    Ce livret contient une gamme étendue d’informations de base sur les traitements.

 

Our information levels explained

  • Short and simple introductions to key HIV topics, sometimes illustrated with pictures.
  • Expands on the previous level, but also written in easy-to-understand plain language.
  • More detailed information, likely to include medical and scientific language.
  • Detailed, comprehensive information, using medical and specialised language.
This content was checked for accuracy at the time it was written. It may have been superseded by more recent developments. NAM recommends checking whether this is the most current information when making decisions that may affect your health.