Best Medical Abortion Specialists Adelaide Near Me

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Facing an unplanned pregnancy may be a significant time in your life and may mean making decisions that can be easier when you have support.

Services in South Australia provide pro-choice, non-judgemental, client centred and understanding health services for women and pregnant people with an unplanned pregnancy including abortion. Services are available from the Pregnancy Advisory Centre, most public hospitals in metropolitan Adelaide and also in some regional areas of South Australia. Some private obstetricians/gynaecologists also offer abortion services.

Counselling is voluntary and available to those who feel they would find this helpful.

The South Australian Abortion & Support Services website provides comprehensive information for women, partners, support people and health professionals about abortion in South Australia and clients are encouraged to look through this website before attending for an appointment.

If you cannot find what you are looking for on this website, please let us know by contacting HealthPAC@sa.gov.au

Confidential interpreting services from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds are also available.

It is necessary to make an appointment at one of the approved health services

Some services have a fee and the cost will be explained to you with you when you attend for an appointment

Please bring your Medicare Card and/or your Health Care Card with you to your first appointment

If you would like to speak with a counsellor contact the Pregnancy Advisory Centre on (08) 7117 8999.

Provides high quality care for women, pregnant people and their partners in relation to an unplanned pregnancy

Is a pro-choice and person centred service meaning it is a pregnant person't right to decide when and how they will control her fertility

Fertility control is influenced by social, cultural, economic, individual and relationship factors

Societal attitude towards abortion may have a profound influence on women’s experience of abortion

The Pregnancy Advisory Centre addresses the management of unplanned and unwanted pregnancy, through the provision of factual, evidence-based information, decision-making strategies professional counselling, contraception and abortion services.

Abortion services have a responsibility to provide a supportive, non-judgmental environment.

The Pregnancy Advisory Centre believes that women’s health status is largely influenced by women’s position in society, which does not always allow equal access to economic, social and political resources.

Fertility control is crucial to women’s health status as well as people who may not identify as a woman and as such abortion is a legitimate part of health service provision.

The Pregnancy Advisory Centre upholds the principles of the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the Amsterdam Declaration 2002.

The Pregnancy Advisory Centre acknowledges that people who are sex and/or gender diverse, those who do not identify as heterosexual, and/or live with intersex variation(s) can experience unintended pregnancies and offers a safe and inclusive service.

You might be experiencing an unintended pregnancy, requiring access to contraception, or be supporting a friend to do the same and the Pregnancy Advisory Centre can help with support, counselling, information and referrals.

The Pregnancy Advisory Centre website content is currently under review with regards to the language used to better reflect inclusive language that acknowledges that not all pregnant people identify as women

The Pregnancy Advisory Centre has established relationships with many other services such as SHine SA that can provide specialist information for the LGBTIQA+ community. The SHine SA website provides a list of service locations in South Australia as well as resources and services offered.

Abortion - moral and ethical issues about unplanned pregnancy and abortion and a woman’s right to make her own decision about her pregnancy

A booklet to help you to understand your reactions and move towards improved well being following an abortion

The Pregnancy Advisory Centre (PAC) is a health service for women and pregnant people requiring an abortion or considering their pregnancy options.

South Australian, Australian and global circumstances of unplanned pregnancy and abortion.

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GynaecologISTS, Women’s Health GPs, PAIN PHYSICIAN, Physiotherapist, SEXOLOGist and Psychologist

4worldlovers: Welcome to Women’s Health Specialists. We are committed to providing you and your family with the highest standard of obstetrics and gynaecological care. Our friendly, compassionate and highly skilled staff strive to ensure that you have a positive and supportive experience during your time with us.

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Cedar Health Service: Inclusive domestic and family violence healthcare provides holistic care and support to people 16 years and over who have been subjected to abusive and unsafe behaviour from a partner or ex-partner.


At Cedar Health Service, we believe everyone has the right to be treated with dignity and respect. We support our consumers by providing free specialised healthcare to address the health impacts of domestic and family violence.

Our service is inclusive and open to people, regardless of the gender identity or sexual orientation or cultural/linguistic background.

Intimate relationships that are unsafe and abusive can impact on a victim/survivors’s physical and psychological health.

Cedar Health Service aims to provide high-quality, safe healthcare that is person centred and supports people to make their own choices about their health and wellbeing.

Our service includes Aboriginal clinical healthcare workers, doctors, nurses and social workers, supported by an administration team.

Culturally safe healthcare (in collaboration with Medical, Nursing and Social Work)

From Tuesday 5 September, a new nurse drop-in clinic will be accessible at Port Adelaide, every Tuesday morning from 9.30am – 12noon.

The nurse drop-in clinic is for anyone who may be worried about their health and wellbeing or their sexual health as a result of living in domestic and family violence or being in an unsafe relationship.

Domestic and family violence also known as intimate partner violence (abuse) is a leading contributor to disease and premature death in the South Australian community.

• An incident or pattern of behaviour by an intimate partner (or ex-partner) that causes harm (physical, sexual, psychological).

• Coercive control – a pattern of behaviour that controls the lives of victims/survivors and can include isolation, stalking, monitoring, threats, humiliation and financial abuse.

Domestic and family violence is common and affects people of all ages, abilities, sexuality, gender and socio-cultural backgrounds.

Domestic and family violence is never okay and never the fault of victims/survivors.