Welcome to Season 8 of the Re:Pro Health Podcast! In episode 81, we're joined by Dr. Stephanie Hart (she/her), a family medicine physician specializing in sexual function and one of only a few physicians in the country offering this kind of care. We're thrilled to pick her brain about all things orgasm. Together, we unpack what an orgasm "should" feel like, explore the orgasm gap, and bust common myths about length and type of orgasm. If you're one of the many people who has ever wondered what's "normal" when it comes to orgasm -this episode is for you.

For our final episode of the season, we invited Dr. Simone Lebeuf, a pediatrician specializing in Adolescent Medicine, to talk about pregnant & parenting teens. In this episode, we talk about common societal misconceptions about teen pregnancy, unique challenges faced by this population, and how we can support adolescents navigating pregnancy and parenting. A huge thank you to Dr. Lebeuf for sharing her knowledge and expertise - what a great way to close our season!

Resources:

For Young Parents

• Terra Centre
• Adolescent Pregnancy Clinic

For Providers

• Guidelines from the Canadian Pediatric Society
• Guidelines from the Society of Obstetricians & Gynecologists of Canada

CONTENT WARNING: Human trafficking, sexual abuse, physical abuse, psychological abuse.

In this episode of the Re:Pro podcast we are privileged to be joined by sisters Monique and Michelle Williams. Monique is currently a second year family medicine resident, a member of the Canadian Armed Forces, and the current chair of the CaRMS board of directors. Our focus this episode will be Monique's sister, Michelle, who shares her story as someone who has experienced human trafficking. How does human trafficking start and what might put someone at-risk of being trafficked? What prevents people from escaping trafficking? How can we recognize signs that someone is being trafficked, not just as healthcare professionals but also as friends and family? What does human trafficking look like in Edmonton? Michelle's story is one of incredible importance and unfortunately, more common than many might expect. We can't thank Michelle and Monique enough for having this discussion with us and helping bring awareness to the issue of human trafficking.

If you or anyone you know may be experiencing human trafficking, please see the following resources:

• Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-833-900-1010

• Center to Empower All Survivors of Sexual Exploitation (CEASE): (780) 471-6137 or info@ceasenow.org

• SNUG: (780) 452-6100 or http://www.metischild.com/2019Site/snug.html

• Sexual Exploitation Working Group: https://www.sewgedmonton.com/community-resources