Are you facing an unplanned pregnancy?
In this section we have aimed to reflect the experiences of women and their need for clear, impartial and evidence-based information on the choices they can make for the difficult decision to continue or terminate their unplanned pregnancy.
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Abortion: the myths
Have you ever searched for information on abortion on the internet? If you have, your search results may return websites with conflicting and sometimes inaccurate information.
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A woman-centred guide
This guide takes a woman-centred approach to pregnancy options.
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How to make a decision
Decision-making is a skill that often involves some hard work and can be a short or lengthy process. For some women, making a decision about an unplanned pregnancy might be the hardest decision they've had to make so, for others it may be quite easy.
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Pregnancy options counselling
Finding out you have an unplanned pregnancy can leave you feeling confused and unsure of what to do. Counselling gives you the opportunity to talk to a trained health professional in a safe and confidential environment about your
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Unplanned pregnancy in violent & abusive relationships
Women in relationships that aren't supportive, or could be described as abusive or violent often say that these relationships affect them and their decisions when pregnant. This can be difficult and confusing.
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Pregnancy as a result of sexual assault
‘Sexual assault’ is defined by the Centre Against Sexual Assault (CASA) as ‘any sexual behavior that makes you feel uncomfortable, frightened or threatened’.
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Abortion – supporting your partner
This information is for men who are supporting their partner’s decision to have an abortion. If your partner is undecided about her unplanned pregnancy, you may find it useful to read our fact sheet Unplanned pregnancy – information for men.
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Disclaimer
The Women’s does not accept any liability to any person for the information or advice (or use of such information or advice) which is provided on the Website or incorporated into it by reference. The Women’s provide this information on the understanding that all persons accessing it take responsibility for assessing its relevance and accuracy. Women are encouraged to discuss their health needs with a health practitioner. If you have concerns about your health, you should seek advice from your health care provider or if you require urgent care you should go to the nearest Emergency Dept.