What is PnP?

Some people refer to the combination of sex with drugs like crystal methamphetamine and GHB as chemsex or party and play (PNP), others call it wired fun or partying. Whatever you call it, if you are looking for a space to chat to someone who understands the scene from personal lived experience, M3THOD is for you.

Not everyone who combines drugs and sex will experience negative impacts on their everyday life. However, some of us do experience harms and want to reflect on our experiences, or perhaps even change our relationship with PNP.

M3THOD is here to empower you to use more safely, gain a sense of control over your drug use, and make informed decisions for yourself.

M3THOD

M3THOD is a free and confidential service led by trained and non-judgemental peers. You can access this service in-person or virtually via a video call. It can help you :

• Explore your relationship with PNP
• Find out how to reduce the harms
• Learn strategies to manage your use
• Connect to services that offer additional support

Appointments are run by people who have a personal lived experience around using crystal meth and G for sex. The consultation will usually go for 45-60 minutes. One of our peers will lead you through a structured chat to work out how best they can support you. Peers are friendly, knowledgeable, and everything is strictly confidential.

When you book an appointment, please make sure you leave valid contact details such as a mobile number and email address in order to receive the information for your appointment.

In-person 

• Location: a[TEST] clinic, 167 Oxford St, Darlinghurst, 2010
• 10:00 – 18:00, Monday to Friday

Online

• Location: https://doxy.me/m3thod
• 10:00 – 19:00, Monday to Friday

To find out the next available M3THOD appointment, fill out the booking form on this page.

M3THOD Study

The M3THOD STUDY is a research project exploring sexualised drug use among sexuality and gender diverse people in NSW. This research will measure the effectiveness of community led services (such as M3THOD) for people who party and play.

Your peer will talk to you about this study if you make an appointment.

If you would like to participate in the M3THOD Study, you can read more and sign up at: https://www.m3thodstudy.org.au/

PnP Self-Assessment Tool

This interactive tool has been designed for people who PNP and who are looking to understand if their drug use is impacting on other areas of their life, or who are looking to make a change in relation to their use, either by reducing use, taking a break or stopping use entirely.

These resources have been inspired and guided by the work of David Stuart and 56 Dean Street Clinic in the UK.

Click here to get started