IUDs can be used for contraceptive purposes and in the management of pelvic pain and heavy bleeding.

As is standard for Juno, long consultations allow you the time to explore whether an IUD is the right choice for you and your circumstance. And time to address any concerns or questions you may have about the process itself.

Juno GPs providing IUD insertions are sensitive to the many different presentations, experiences and histories that may influence your feelings about IUD or the procedure itself.

Your GP will take the time to fully understand your health history and any factors which may impact your physical or emotional comfort during the procedure.

Our top priority is that you feel safe enough, heard and cared for at all times. Your feelings will be respected, your experience will be taken into account, your voice will be heard.

Your belly is growing. You can feel the change that's unfolding. You know there's a birth story coming to find you, but you don't know when. You know there's a feeding pathway ahead of you, but what that looks like is unknown too.

Breastfeeding support can gather and grow before babe arrives. This is the perfect time to stack the cards in your favour through evidenced based, compassionate breastfeeding education. And we’ve got you covered.

This is the Juno Specialists team.

It’s tempting to look at this photo and see a bunch of gorgeous humans. But it’s the layers that exist behind the perceptible beauty of the photo that flood me with joy.

Let me let you in on what I see. One persons tangible experience of the incredible humans in this photo.

I see the phenomenal women’s health GP I’ve been collaborating with to offer comprehensive care to women living with chronic pelvic pain.

Recently, Juno has been to be a living, breathing example of ‘the hive mind’. A place where thoughts, ideas and treatment principles funnel together in the pursuit of more holistic and elevated outcomes.

A hive mind fosters cohesion and collaboration. Right now, that sense is palpable.

‘What even is this place?’

She looked around. Eyes wide. Jaw released. Naming the very thing we all felt in that moment.

It was the way she looked around.

As though she’d found the entrance to The Secret Garden. As though she’d come through the wardrobe and stumbled straight into Narnia.

 We were co-creating elevated care - in real time. Witnessing how this changes things - in real time.

The Blossoming of Genuine Collaborative Care at Juno.

Five months on from opening Juno, Collaborative Care is beginning to blossom.

This has been the most exciting and heart-warming part of Juno’s unfolding. And a key driver behind Juno’s existence - So that women, mothers and infants are cared for and held across modalities in a genuinely collaborative way.

Here’s what we’re seeing and how it’s making our heart happy.

Iron supplementation choice and treatment for iron deficiency. Five tips by Dr Nicole Gale to consider before deciding what supplement is best for you.

Where to start when you have pain and what might be helpful.

It might have started as a niggle and gradually increased. Or you might have been told it’s ‘normal’. Let us just state here and now - if you have pain that is bothering you or affecting your life… It is not normal.

Be it pain, illness or simply the maintenance of health, the equilibrium between top down and bottom up approaches are integral.

So what does that even mean?

Juno is going to change the game. We know this because Juno has already changed us.

The Gender Pain Gap and the recently released Victorian Listening to Women’s Voices report 2024

We honour your needs and your humanity as a person that exists outside the role of mother / feeder.

Creating a feeding plan that fosters your own wellbeing is essential. Breastfeeding success must be built on a foundation of maternal thriving.

When reaching for breastfeeding support you’ll find - and possibly feel overwhelmed by - the different options and approaches. Navigating breastfeeding support can be stressful.

We want to be really clear about our approach so you can make an easeful, informed decision around what’s best for you.

Because there is so much more to this conversation than breastfeeding rates, breastfeeding benefits, what to eat and how you *should* feed your little.