After an abortion, some women can experience a range of emotions and feelings. Sometimes it can help to talk with someone who is not personally involved. In Cura, counselling and support after an abortion is provided by specially trained and experienced counsellors.
You can come and talk to us on your own, or attend with your partner.
The service is free of charge and is confidential and non-judgemental. Talk to us. We will listen.
I had a recent abortion
Women can experience a range of emotions after an abortion, and deal with their emotions in different ways.
I had an abortion some time ago
Sometimes, it can be many years after an abortion that a woman feels the need to talk to someone about it. A life event can easily trigger memories and emotions.
I’m concerned about a friend
If you are concerned about a friend who has had a previous abortion, but are unsure of how to bring this up with her, you can talk this through with a counsellor.
How do I make an appointment?
Counselling and support after an abortion is available at all Cura centres nationwide.
My partner doesn’t know I had an abortion
If you have not told your partner and this is on your mind, then you might want to talk this through with a counsellor who can support you in dealing with this.
How do I tell my partner?
If you have not told your partner and this is on your mind, then you might want to talk this through with a counsellor who can support you in dealing with this.
My daughter had an abortion
Women can experience a range of emotions after an abortion, and deal with their emotions in different ways. Sometimes it can have an impact on family members who can also experience difficult and challenging emotions.
I’m a teenager and I had an abortion. Can I come for counselling?
In Cura support will be available for anyone who needs it after an abortion, whatever your age. You will need to have your parent/s consent to have counselling. We will see you on a one-to-one basis once we have your parents consent.