The Sexual Counselling Clinic accepts women and their partners only. The clinic is staffed by doctors who are trained in sexual counselling.
|
Sessions can vary from one or two to extended bouts of two or three months. Some common concerns may be:
|
- no or painful penetration
- no or low desire for sex
- problems with orgasm.
|
|
These concerns may arise from:
|
- pregnancy or birth
- surgery of the breast, vulva, uterus and cervix
- sexual abuse issues
- relationship problems.
|
|
How to refer
|
Women can self refer
|
GP Referral letter
|
GP referral forms for the sexual counselling clinic can be downloaded from the referrals and other resources web page.
|
Hours and days of service operation
|
Monday afternoons, 2pm to 4.15pm
Friday mornings, 9am to 12 noon
|
Please bring to the appointment:
|
- Referral letter
- Test results/Imaging
- Medicare Card
- Health Care Card
- Date of last pap smear test
- List of medications
|
|
Service contacts
|
Coordinator/Nurse Practitioner: Karin Butler
|
Clinical Head: Dr Susan Carr
|
Location: Level 1 South, Royal Women's Hospital
|
