Sexual Health Network of Ontario
The Sexual Health Network of Ontario is a group of sexual health professionals that meets to network and discuss issues related to this field.
The Sexual Health Network of Ontario is a group of sexual health professionals that meets to network and discuss issues related to service delivery and trends in this field of healthcare. The group is organized by a volunteer Executive that plans topics and speakers and takes feedback from the SHNO membership on a regular basis. Meetings are held four times a year in February, April, September and
Alberta's teacher portal for s*x ed - great resources in a very easy-to-use, accessible format. http://ow.ly/NjvNT
teachings*xualhealth.ca- Teacher's Portal A resource for s*xual health teachers and educators in Alberta. Student Questions, online workshops, lesson plans, instructional methods and more!
Amazing news for transgender clients looking for surgical coverage from Medicare in the US. http://ow.ly/NjukJ
Medicare Lifts Transgender Surgery Coverage Ban Transgender people receiving Medicare may no longer be automatically denied coverage for s*x reassignment surgeries, a U.S. Department of Health...
A beautiful initiative out of London, founded by a student nurse who experienced s*xual assault as a teenager. This kind of gentle approach to s*xual health services and empowering women to take their bodies back can serve as a model for agencies serving survivors everywhere. http://ow.ly/NjsCn
How can women reclaim their bodies after s*xual assault? ‘I typed “rape, body image, can’t go to doctor” into Google’ – years after being r***d, student nurse Pavan Amara found it difficult to be touched...
Out of South Africa, more evidence that s*xual health education in schools prevents risky s*xual behaviour. http://ow.ly/NjrO0
School-based program reduces risky s*xual behaviors in South African teens A school-based, six-session program targeting s*xual risk behaviors appeared to reduce rates of unprotected s*x and s*x with multiple partners...
Implants and IUDs are the highest recommended birth control methods for adolescents, says the American Academy of Pediatrics. http://ow.ly/NjreG
What's the Best Birth Control for Teens? Hint: It's Not the Pill The best birth control to offer teenage girls is an implantable rod, followed by an IUD, pediatricians say in new guidance. It may seem odd to...
With the debate raging over Ontario's S*x Ed Curriculum, a stark reminder that the need for s*xual health education is on the rise everywhere. http://ow.ly/Njq8s
WATCH: Why we need to have global conversations about s*xual health 22-year-old blogger, Ella Dawson speaks to us about having more honest conversations regarding STIs.
Some clarification and myth-busting around period s*x and endometriosis. http://ow.ly/NjpYL
Does Period S*x Raise Your Risk of Endometriosis? Endometriosis is a disorder in which the tissue that normally lines only the inside of your uterus (the endometrium) grows outside of it—around the...