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- STIs
- Factsheet
What are the signs of an STI?
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Getting regular STI check-ups is one of the best ways to look after your sexual health.
- Sexual Health
- Factsheet
What are the different phases of your menstrual cycle?
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Get a better understanding of what happens each week during your menstrual cycle.
- Sexual Health
- Factsheet
Tracking your menstrual cycle
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Tracking your menstrual cycle can help you better understand your body and emotions during your monthly cycle.
- Sexual Health
- Factsheet
What is PMS?
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PMS (premenstrual syndrome) is the name for the symptoms that can be experienced in the weeks before your period.
- Sexual Health
- Factsheet
What are polycystic ovaries (PCOS)?
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Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a syndrome that can affect how the ovaries work.
- Getting Help
- Factsheet
How to start your mental health recovery journey
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Starting your mental health recovery journey can be daunting, but learning about your support options can help you build a recovery plan.
- Getting Help
- Factsheet
How to support someone’s mental health recovery
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If someone in your life is starting a mental health recovery journey, you can support them while also caring for your own wellbeing.
- Getting Help
- Factsheet
What is mental health recovery?
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Mental health recovery isn’t always straightforward, but with the right support you can heal, grow and live the life you want to live.
- Getting Help
- Factsheet
Common mental health recovery myths
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Challenging the myths about mental health recovery can help improve the lives of people who are engaging in recovery.
- Drugs
- Factsheet
Harm reduction advice for when you are using drugs
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If you choose to use drugs, you can reduce the risks to your health by following simple harm reduction advice.
- Drugs
- Factsheet
Signs that your relationship with drug use is problematic
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People take drugs for many reasons, such as to relax or to socialise. However, sometimes drug use can become problematic.