Sexual Health

Do you have questions regarding sexual health you'd like to discuss?

The sexual health program provides an open-minded and positive approach to support and help you with your feelings and decisions about your sexuality. A certified health education specialist is available to assist you with a variety of sexual issues, including:

HIV/AIDS and STDs/STI's (sexually transmitted infections)
contraception (including emergency contraception and condom use )
ways to make sex safer, more meaningful, and better
building intimacy in a relationship
becoming comfortable with your sexuality
how to talk to your partner about sex
ways to be intimate without having sex
other men's and women's sexual health issues

Workshops for groups or appointments for individuals or couples are available. All appointments are free and confidential. For more information, call 438-5948 or email

The sexual health information that is provided by this site is intended to support guidelines taken from the Sexuality Information & Education Council of the U.S. (SIECUS) Report (Aug./Sep. 1997, Vol. 25, No. 6)

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