If you’ve had unprotected sex or think your contraception might have failed, you can use emergency contraception. The most effective method of emergency contraception is to have an IUD fitted….
Emergency contraception is free and available from some all Sefton Sexual Health Clinics, community pharmacies, Walk-In Centres and hospital A&E Departments, see clinic times and locations List of community pharmacies…
This UCL website is useful for helping you when deciding which contraceptive method might be better for you. For young people, Brook have also produced this contraceptive choices tool helps…
The team all hold the FPA Sexual Health Training the Trainers qualification. Together, they bring a range of experience working in different community support and education sectors including health promotion….
Our outreach nurses can provide comprehensive sexual healthcare to anyone who may not be able to access our mainstream service, irrespective of age or gender. We work in a variety…
Referrals by GP’s and Healthcare Professionals Only The Psychosexual Therapy Service offers a combination of face to face and video consultations dependent on individuals needs and has a current waiting…
In this section you can download our service flier (coming soon) and our leaflet for young people (under 19 years). Young People’s leaflet Pre-insertion IUD Notes for patients Pelvic Floor…
Data Sexual & Reproductive Health Public Health data nationally and for Sefton can be found here Sexual & Reproductive Health Activity Data Set (SRHAD) can be found here Genitourinary Medicine…
The waiting times for referrals may take longer than normal and involve a telephone consultation during the Coronavirus Outbreak (COVID – 19) On this page you will find a…
For heavy menstrual bleeding or HRT, please contact your GP for a gynaecology referral unless you also need contraception What is intrauterine contraception? An intrauterine contraceptive device is a…