Sexual Health And Contraception – Not Just A Youngster’s Game
Too often, sexual health is seen as a young person’s problem. They get the talks about the birds and the bees in school and they are the ones that are constantly reminded to seek advice about STDs, STIs and any other concerns they may have regarding sexual relationships and wellness. But we all know twenty-something-year-olds … Continue reading
Gynaecological Cancer Awareness: Normal or Not?
In the UK, over 22,000 people each year are diagnosed with some form of gynaecological cancer. Many of us don’t even know what the different types are or what we should be looking out for in terms of our own wellness, signs and symptoms. September is gynaecological cancer awareness month – the perfect opportunity to … Continue reading
Let’s Educate And Break The Breastfeeding Stigma
Sadly, the world does not make life easy for breastfeeding parents. There are still a lot of people out there who have negative opinions of the process and condemn anyone trying to feed their children this way in public. The breastfeeding stigma is a fairly archaic one that is fed by misinformation and misunderstanding surrounding … Continue reading
What’s All The Fuss? Celebrating National Surrogacy Week
National surrogacy week runs from 1st – 7th August this year and we want to give you an opportunity to learn more about it. This is a topic that can be surrounded by a lot of stigma. People may not understand the need for surrogates or may be under the impression that it is strange … Continue reading
Why Group B Strep Testing Is So Important
Did you know that we offer Group B Strep testing? It is the most common cause of sepsis (a potentially life-threatening condition) in newborn babies. It is not mentioned heavily in mainstream media, nor are mums taught much about it during pregnancy. It is a type of bacteria that can be passed from mother to … Continue reading
Health In The Community: Black Leaders Awareness Day
This year, July 18th marks Black Leaders Awareness Day. The event is set aside to celebrate the accomplishments and experience the wisdom of past, current and next-generation figureheads in the black community. These pioneers have worked tirelessly to improve diversity and inclusivity across the globe in multiple industries. We want to ensure they remain at … Continue reading
Can Harmony/NIPT screening be performed in Twin Pregnancies?
The answer is Yes! Ladies with a viable twin pregnancy can also have Harmony screening performed to assess for the risk of Downs, Edwards and Patau Syndromes, with greater accuracy than standard screening tests. This applies to both natural conception and IVF pregnancies and can be performed from as early as 10 weeks gestation. Fetal … Continue reading
Menopause Isn’t Just A Woman’s Problem: Let’s Talk About LGBTQ+ Health
Menopause poses multiple problems and concerns for billions of people over the world. It is important that we talk about LGBTQ+ health in relation to menopause and other issues. Being Pride Month, we couldn’t think of a better time to re-spark a true, open conversation. Our experts have been discussing the struggles that transgender men … Continue reading
The Surrey Park Women’s Clinic Donating To Sands – Helping Grieving Families
This June, Surrey Park Women’s Clinic is donating 5% of all revenue from pregnancy scans booked at the clinic to Sands, a charity that helps grieving families following the death of a baby. This is part of our ongoing commitment to support local communities and families on their journey to parenthood. Sands provides vital support … Continue reading
Why We Need To Break The Stigma Around Counselling & Therapy
Mental health has often been viewed as a taboo topic, and many people feel uncomfortable discussing it. This is especially true when it comes to counselling and therapy. There are many misconceptions about these services, and people often think that they are only for “crazy” people. This could not be further from the truth! In … Continue reading