Whether you’re waiting for your first period or have already started, this series is going to help you. it’s important to know what’s normal, what you should expect, how to deal with it, and how it can affect other areas of your life.

You can watch each video and read each topic on your own, or with someone you trust, like mum, dad, or a friend or guardian.

Most girls start their period around age 12, but anywhere between age 9 and age 16 is considered normal. And for a lot of girls, a topic like 'periods' can be hard to bring up.

We want to help you feel confident about what's happening to you, by helping you understand what's happening, and what to do about it. So we asked other women, just like you, to tell us how they do it.

Our hope is that by showing you other women, talking openly and comfortably about their periods, that you'll start to feel comfortabl being open and honest about your own.

We’re a group of, filmmakers, designers, educators and people who are here to create an honest, practical resource about women’s menstrual health. We wanted this information for ourselves and couldn’t find it! We know information isn’t enough, it’s when information and stories come together that the real understanding takes place

If you are trying to avoid pregnancy and want to better understand what steps you can take to support your contraception, this series is for you.

Contraception is a very personal choice, and there is no right or wrong method to use.
You will need to make the best choice for you based on your lifestyle, health, and goals. Picking a contraceptive method is a big choice, and it's important to consider the short-term and long-term risks and benefits of the method. This is especially true if you are choosing a surgical or hormonal method because these methods can have a more dramatic effect on your health and may carry higher risks.

When choosing your contraception it’s important to consider:
The benefits
The effectiveness
The risks
The side effects
The alternatives
Your lifestyle, health, and goals

Stories and experience are part of our core values here at EVVE, so we asked women to share their experiences with us, so that we could share them with you

There’s a lot of information out there about how to avoid pregnancy. But a lot of it is cold, clinical, and focussed on data and is hard to relate to.

The Contraception Series is the only place where you can be introduced to all your contraception options one place, in a way that’s easy to understand, supported by stories from women who’ve shared their own experiences with you.

Our hope is that you can take what you learn, and discuss it with your health care professional to better support you on your own journey.

We’re a group of, educators, filmmakers, designers, and people who are here to create an honest, practical resource about women’s health. We wanted this information for ourselves and couldn’t find it! We know information isn’t enough, it’s when information and stories come together that the real understanding takes place

If you are preparing for pregnancy and want to better understand what steps you can take to support your fertility, this series is for you.

Most of us are already aware that you need a sperm and an egg to make an embryo that develops into a baby, but the actual process of your body preparing to get pregnant, fertilisation, implantation, and carrying the fetus to term is a very in-depth, delicate dance.

Understanding the steps your body goes through during this process can help you better identify any potential issues that may make it harder for you to get pregnant and can help you just be better aware of your body and reproductive cycle as well.

Stories and experience are part of our core values here at EVVE, so we asked women to share their experiences with us, so that we could share them with you.

There’s a lot of information out there about how to fall pregnant. But a lot of it is cold, clinical, and focussed on data and is hard to relate to.

The Conception Series is the only place where you can be introduced to all your fertility options one place, in a way that’s easy to understand, supported by stories from women who’ve shared their own experiences with you.

Our hope is that you can take what you learn, and discuss it with your health care professional to better support you on your own fertility journey.

We’re a group of, educators, filmmakers, designers, and people who are here to create an honest, practical resource about women’s health. We wanted this information for ourselves and couldn’t find it! We know information isn’t enough, it’s when information and stories come together that the real understanding takes place