Providing sexual and reproductive healthcare since 1984.
On this episode, we talk with Arielle Greenberg, a widely published feminist poet. Arielle discusses how her sex-positive feminist lens influences her writing and her parenting. To learn more about Arielle visit ariellegreenberg.net.
In our “Ask Mabel” segment, Terry Marley DeRosier answers questions about fertility following long-term contraception use and following multiple abortion procedures.
Danna Hayes is the director of public policy at the Maine Women’s Lobby. In this episode, we discuss the Lobby’s history, their current priorities, and Danna talks about what it has been like for her advocating this past legislative session for abortion rights while being pregnant.
In this episode, you can get to know Mabel Wadsworth Center’s executive director, Andrea Irwin, JD, as she talks about the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) and healthcare in the United States.
As promised, Terry Marley-DeRosier answers questions about menopause in the “Ask Mabel” segment.
In this episode, Dr. Sandy Caron answers questions about her research and book on the sex lives of college students. Dr. Caron has taught at the University of Maine for over 25 years and has been collecting data on the sexual attitudes and behaviors of college students. To learn more about her book or to get a copy visit: sexlivesofcollegestudents.com/
In our “Ask Mabel” segment, Terry Marley-DeRosier, WHCNP, answers questions and offers advice for women experiencing menopause.
On this episode, we talk with two of our five co-founders, Sharon Barker and Phil Worden, about the early days of Mabel Wadsworth Center. The give us an inside look at the conversations and ideas that started around a kitchen table and led to a comprehensive health care center in Bangor, Maine.
In our “Ask Mabel” segment, Terry Marley-ReRosier, WHCNP answers questions about pap tests.