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Our texting number has changed!
Please note that the number we use for texting has now changed. Any text messages sent to our old number will not be read or received. We can be now reached by text at 647-905-6455. Currently we are only able to receive text messages during the times that our lines are open which are: Monday to […]
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Service Update!
Tomorrow, Thursday September 26, 2025 our lines will be closed, but our ChatBot will still be activated. Any emails or texts we receive we will respond to on Saturday September 28 at 12pm EST when our lines reopen! Thanks for understanding, chat soon! Teen Health Source
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What are fibroids?
What are uterine fibroids? Uterine fibroids are a fairly common condition where tumors made out of muscles grow in or on the uterus. They are almost always non-cancerous and can vary in size, from undetectable tiny seedlings to large masses that can actually affect the shape or position of a uterus. Uterine fibroids are also […]
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Volunteer with Teen Health Source!
Teen Health Source is recruiting volunteers aged 16 to 19 in the GTA to become peer educators!
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What are Crisis Pregnancy Centres?
Crisis pregnancy centres (CPCs) are clinics that look like real health centres, but are actually run by anti-abortion organizations that try and persuade people to not get abortions. Check this article out to learn more about them!
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What is Implantation Bleeding?
Implantation bleeding occurs around 10-14 days after getting pregnant, and is pretty distinct from a regular period. This article explains what it is, and how to differentiate it from a regular period or other irregular bleeding.
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5 Signs Your Partner Might Be Controlling
It’s not always easy to know when you’re in a controlling relationship, this article talks about 5 common signs of controlling partners and how to spot them!
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What is Pelvic Inflammatory Disease?
Check out this article to learn more about pelvic inflammatory disease, including symptoms, treatment, and prevention.
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What is an OHIP record?
Concerned about who can look at your health records? If you’re using OHIP, then you have protections against people looking at your health records, even family members and guardians.
