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Melbourne Sexual Health Centre offers non-judgemental and confidential sexual health care.

STI, BBV and HIV testing, advice & education.

MSHC nurses and doctors provide the following clinical services to our clients

Testing and treatment for sexually transmissible infections (STIs)

Blood testing for STIs
Test results
Treatment if required
Basic contraceptive advice
Emergency contraception (morning after pill)
Vaccinations for Hepatitis A, B (where indicated)
Brief counselling for any concerns about sexual health, STIs, sexual relationships etc.
If demands on our services mean that we can’t provide you a clinical service on the day you attend, we will offer you other options for care.

The MSHC offers a specialist clinic, The Green Room, for people living with HIV. All doctors and nurses in this clinic are specialists in HIV medicine.

Men who have sex with men (MSM) clinic.

Free sexual health check

Sexually transmissible infections don’t always have symptoms, so you could have an STI without knowing and pass it on to someone else. That’s why, if you’re a man who has sex with other men it's important to get a regular sexual health check.

Melbourne Sexual Health Centre also offers appointments for free and confidential sexual health checks for gay and other men who have sex with men.

Counselling Services

Qualified counsellors in sexual health and sexually transmissible infections (STIs), including HIV, are available from Monday to Friday at Melbourne Sexual Health Centre. Counselling is by appointment only. Please contact MSHC (hyperlink) to make a booking. Counselling is available for individuals or couples with concerns about sexual health and STIs, including HIV. The counsellors will assess anyone who is referred to the service and discuss the options open to the client. There is a limited ability to provide ongoing therapy at MSHC. The service is unable to offer counselling to couples or individuals experiencing relationship difficulties or to provide ongoing therapy for people with sexual dysfunction.