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The Sexual Health Program offers free and confidential information, counselling, and referral to physicians and nurse practitioners.

Anyone who is considering contraception will be involved in a one-to-one discussion of the risks and benefits, myths and realities, effectiveness rates, and instructions on use.

Contraception is available at cost, or free of charge for clients in financial need.

Some questions to be ready for ...

  • Have you ever had sexual intercourse?
  • Are you currently having or planning on having sexual intercourse?
  • When was the last time you had intercourse?
  • Can you tell me about your sexual partner?
  • Do you use condoms?  How often?
No worries!  It's a private discussion, so this won't get out to your parents, teachers, or friends - even if they ask! 

Plan ahead ... call 748-2021 for more information, or to book an appointment.
 

Click below for information on different types of birth control:

Birth Control Pills

Contraceptive Patch

Depo Provera

Vaginal Contraceptive Ring

 

 

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Thursday, 2008-07-24 10:59 AM