Wondering who to talk to about your sexual health? You’re not alone. We’re here to answer your REAL questions. We give CONFIDENTIAL and FREE information. Don’t want to come in for a visit? Try our private text line at 660-254-3399. We will answer anything for you without judgement! Give us a try.
It can be hard to get REAL facts about sex, sexual orientation, sexual health and relationships. Wanting the truth once and for all?
We’re here to talk about real things like:
SEX – What is safe sex and how does everything really work? These types of conversations shouldn’t leave you scared or embarrassed.
SEXUAL ORIENTATION – What is a person’s sexual identity? What gender are they attracted to?
SEXUAL HEALTH – Why sexual health is important and how you can be sexually healthy.
RELATIONSHIPS – What defines a healthy relationship and why sexual health matters when you’re in a relationship.
Wondering how to have these conversations in a judgement-free zone? We’re not embarrassed to talk – and neither should you.
Contact us today! We’re here to help.
Whether you had too much fun on spring break or have zero motivation to finish the school year; here are some tips on what to do when you return home from your vacation:
1. Get a good night sleep the first week back. With your body used to staying up late and sleeping in long on spring break, try to get your body into a good schedule the first week back. This will help you focus better on your school work and get back into a routine easier.
2. Eat healthy. It’s the end of the school year and summer is close! If you are eating healthy, you will feel better about yourself and most likely be more motivated to finish the school year strong. While eating healthy foods, it will give you more energy throughout the day.
3. Be active. Even though you just had the perfect lazy spring break, get yourself out of bed and to the gym-you will thank yourself later! If you are staying active and working out in any way, you will feel more inspired to get your work done during the day.
4. STI Test. So maybe spring break didn’t go exactly as you planned. If you are experiencing any itching or unknown physical changes, get yourself tested right away. You don’t want to have any STI’s and even if you do, get on medication to get it taken care of before long-term effects settle in.
5. Sick. When visiting other states or countries on spring break, there is always a chance you will pick up the flu or some type of sickness. If you are feeling sick at all, go see a doctor right away. You don’t want to be feeling sick or have it get worse while you are trying to study for finals or for the beginning of summer.
6. Allergic reaction. Allergic reactions can happen when you are in the sun too long, try new foods, or in different waters. If you think your body is reacting differently; schedule a visit to the doctor’s office. A reaction could disappear but it could get much worse, don’t wait too long.
7. Money. There’s a very high chance that you spent way too much money on spring break this year. You probably didn’t even know how much until you checked your bank account when you got home. Start looking for extra shifts to pick up at your work so you can save money for summer.
8. Short-term goals. With the school year coming to an end, set small goals for yourself before summer starts. This will help keep you motivated when you are finishing off the semester.
9. Go outside. Go outside and enjoy the nice Spring weather. The perfect weather will help push you to focus on school knowing that summer is right around the corner.
10. Still have fun. While your fun beach vacation may be over, still go out with friends and create more memories before the summer starts.
Unfortunately, we all make mistake some bigger than others. It’s important to seek help and even more important to seek help that is comfortable to you. This happened to me about 2 days after hooking up with this guy at a party. Why did this happen to me, I’m not the only one who hooks up, why am I the only one to catch something? We didn’t use protection because I’m on the pill, but I didn’t know what to do. I couldn’t go to the doctor because my parents would have seen why I went there, I couldn’t let them know about this. So, what do I do now? I want to take care of my body, but I don’t know how I can do that.
Sexually transmitted infections are a serious threat to your health. It is not only important that you are tested and treated, but that all of your sexual partners are tested and treated. If you are sexually active you should be tested regularly as it is possible to have a STI and transmitting a STI while showing no symptoms, as most people show no signs of having an STI.
Typical symptoms of STIs include:
Lab testing is offered, but not limited to, the following:
Medications and treatments are free of charge, so don’t hesitate to get yourself checked. Please contact us. We are not your parents. We are also not your close friends. We are near campus and offer private texting to 660-254-3399.
Did you know that about 60 percent of women are looking to find their spouse in college? However 1/3 of college seniors have been on fewer than 2 dates in their college life.
This is somewhat understandable because college relationships are some of the most difficult relationships you’ll ever have. Here are some reasons why:
If you in a relationship and experience multiple or just one of the things listed above and the two of you see it through to the other side-you probably make a great match. If your single and wanting a relationship, chances are the girl you’re interested in is also looking for someone to start a relationship with.
No one is talking about the truth about Plan B.
Most common-asked questions :
We’re here to answer your REAL questions. We give CONFIDENTIAL and FREE information and our goal is to help you make the best decision for your body. Don’t want to come in for an appointment? Try our private text line at 660-254-3399.
When it comes to tests, there’s one that you want to fail.
At Source Medical Clinic, we offer free lab verified pregnancy testing. Once the test results are in, we can start helping you make decisions about the pregnancy. It’s not easy and that’s why we’re here!
We’re here to help explain your options and answer your questions.
Did you know that about 60 percent of women are looking to find their spouse in college? However 1/3 of college seniors have been on fewer than 2 dates in their college life.
This is somewhat understandable because college relationships are some of the most difficult relationships you’ll ever have. Here are some reasons why:
If you in a relationship and experience multiple or just one of the things listed above and the two of you see it through to the other side-you probably make a great match. If your single and wanting a relationship, chances are the girl you’re interested in is also looking for someone to start a relationship with.
Wondering if you could be pregnant? Not sure what the next step is? At Source Medical Clinic, we provide professional pregnancy testing – at-home pregnancy tests aren’t always accurate.
It’s free. It’s confidential. Call us at (660) 215-3024 or text us privately at (660) 254-3399.
Wondering how to tell your family/friends that you’re pregnant? At Source Medical Clinic, we know this is a hard conversation to have. And we’re help to walk you through them with ease. We’ve helped countless teens find the right words to talk to parents/guardians.
Want to have those conversations with a professional? We keep things confidential. Missouri Law allows us to provide full testing and treatment without parental consent. We provide you the answers that you need quickly.
Need someone to talk to? Source Medical Clinic is here! Contact us today.
2613 South Main St.
Maryville, MO 64468
Monday and Thursday – 10AM-3PM
(Also available by appointment)
