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information on rape and sexual assault, child abuse, domestic violence, safety

In a sexual relationship you have the right to: Choose when to have sex Say no to sex Ask for want you want Say what you don't want If you have sexual contact with someone without their consent you are committing a crime. It...

If you have sexual contact with someone without their consent you are committing a crime.

This section will give you information to think about how to keep yourself safe. Safer sex A night out Rape and Sexual Assault Domestic Abuse Pressure For further support   ChildLine for a confidential chat. Phone:...

The Anus & Sexual Activity   For many people the anus and surrounding area are very sensitive and are sexually arousing as the nerve supply to this area of the body is linked to the genital skin. For this reason sexual...

The Anus & Sexual Activity   For many people the anus and surrounding area are very sensitive and are sexually arousing as the nerve supply to this area of the body is linked to the genital skin. For this reason sexual...

Referrals to the Sandyford: Sandyford is a large organisation offering sexual, reproductive and emotional health services to clients.  A majority of our clients access services via self referral and take the opportunity to attend the drop...

Relationship Counselling Good relationships rely on good communication. When communication breaks down or is missing problems in a relationship can become overwhelming. Sometimes we can get into a rut of not really listening to each other...

Sexual Health & Relationships            Being sexually healthy is about feeling good, positive and confident about sexual feelings and relationships choices. Being sexually healthy...

The word 'relationship' basically means how you 'relate to' another person.  There are lots of different types of relationships. These can include intimate sexual relationships with a partner or non-sexual relationships with friends,...

What sort of things should you consider before having a sexual relationship? It's a good idea to ask: Am I sure about this? Do they want the same as me? Do I feel safe? Am I doing this because of other people's expectations? And...

Sandyford reports and evaluations.

Contraception & Reproductive Health  This section of the website offers information and links to services on all aspects of Contraception and Reproductive health.  This includes: The varied methods of contraception...

Sandyford services provide a full range of sexual, reproductive and emotional health services, including testing and treatment for all Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV contraception including same-day Implanon and coil fitting gynaecology counselling, including alcohol counselling for young people specialist clinics for men who have sex with men, gender dysphoria and young people specialised under 18 years clinics called The Place although young people are also welcome at other clinics

Within the framework of World Health Orgainsation's definition of health as a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity, reproductive health addresses the reproductive...

You and your partner can try to maximise your chances of having a healthy pregnancy and labour in a number of ways including:   Giving up smoking: Smoking in pregnancy raises the risk of miscarriage, stillbirth, preterm birth and low...

The Clinical Effectiveness Unit (CEU) promotes evidence based practice through clinical guideline development

Self Help A lot of our stock is for self help. Self-help materials aim to help you cope with issues such as stress, anxiety, eating disorders, depression and other health matters It's estimated that as many as 1 in 5 of us will be experiencing mental...

If you have any tests for sexually transmitted infections including HIV the doctor, nurse or sexual health adviser will ask you how you would like to get your results back. You can get results in these ways: You can phone the telephone...

The contraceptive vaginal ring is one of the newest birth control methods on the market. It is a flexible plastic ring about 2 inches (5.4 cm) in diameter and about 1/8" thick (4 mm). You can easily insert the ring into the vagina where it stays...

If you want to you can go to the police to make a report. You should do this as soon as possible. Alternatively, you can go to a rape and sexual assault centre in Glasgow called Archway. You can phone Archway yourself or be referred by your G.P.,...