True Relationships & Reproductive Health

True Relationships & Reproductive Health True Relationships & Reproductive Health (True) was established in 1972 and is a profit-for-purpose organisation. This page is for information purposes only.

Our goal is to achieve substantial, positive social impact by improving reproductive and sexual health and promoting safe and respectful relationships. True achieves this through the delivery of expert clinical services, education and counselling. Offensive and inappropriate comments or behaviour will be removed.

Women’s health is shaped by access, equity and respect. On International Day of Action for Women’s Health (May 28), we r...
28/05/2026

Women’s health is shaped by access, equity and respect.

On International Day of Action for Women’s Health (May 28), we renew our commitment to removing barriers to sexual and reproductive healthcare and strengthening services that support women across Queensland.

This commitment has guided True for more than 50 years and continues to shape our future.

National Reconciliation Week (27 May–3 June) is a time to reflect on our shared history and the action we still need to ...
27/05/2026

National Reconciliation Week (27 May–3 June) is a time to reflect on our shared history and the action we still need to take to make change. We acknowledge and honour the strength, knowledge and leadership of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

This year’s theme, All In, is a call for all Australians to commit wholeheartedly to reconciliation every day. At True, we continue our reconciliation journey and reaffirm our commitment to culturally responsive, respectful sexual and reproductive healthcare, and learning from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge and voices.

It’s our responsibility to take action and encourage and support others to take action. One small step is to share First Nations-led and informed resources designed to support professionals and clinicians working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

These resources focus on strength, connection and culturally responsive practice, and are available to explore and use beyond National Reconciliation Week.

Explore the First Nations resources via our website --> Resources --> First Nations & Indigenous Health

21/05/2026

This clinic and others like them are so important, especially given the impact that endometriosis, pelvic pain and menopause can have on every aspect of women's lives.

It's an absolute pleasure to be partnered with Country to Coast QLD and Evoca Women's Health to make this clinic a reality.

If you’re living with endometriosis, pelvic pain or menopause symptoms, you might know how hard it can be to find the ri...
18/05/2026

If you’re living with endometriosis, pelvic pain or menopause symptoms, you might know how hard it can be to find the right support close to home.

We’ve opened a new Endometriosis, Pelvic Pain and Menopause Clinic in Rockhampton, bringing specialised women’s healthcare closer to home for people in Rockhampton and the surrounding region.

The clinic is delivered through True’s established Rockhampton clinic, expanding the specialised care available locally. It is designed to give people access to specialised expertise and the care they need, helping reduce long waits and long travel for specialist support.

For anyone looking for more detail, we’ve shared an article on the True website. From the top menu, select About and then True News, or head to Clinics and scroll down to find the Rockhampton BOOK APPOINTMENT button.

If you’re a school leaver or uni student sitting on the fence about nursing, take this as your sign.Nursing can open doo...
12/05/2026

If you’re a school leaver or uni student sitting on the fence about nursing, take this as your sign.

Nursing can open doors you might not even be thinking about yet.

This International Nurses Day, we’re celebrating nurses everywhere, and the many paths a nursing career can take.

At True Relationships and Reproductive Health, nurses work in clinics, education, leadership and community settings.

Some started in hospitals or midwifery.
Others are early in their careers.

All are using nursing as a foundation to do meaningful, varied work.
Take a look at the different pathways you can see in just one organisation.

👉 Read the full story on our website: https://www.true.org.au/blog/news-nursing-journeys

Today (5 May) is International Day of the Midwife, a chance to recognise a profession often associated with labour and b...
05/05/2026

Today (5 May) is International Day of the Midwife, a chance to recognise a profession often associated with labour and birth, but whose work reaches far beyond the delivery suite.

At True Relationships and Reproductive Health, Helen Crabtree‑Spencer, midwife and Clinic Nurse Manager at our Toowoomba Clinic, reflected on that broader picture.

Helen’s career spans nursing, midwifery, international hospital practice and more than two decades in sexual and reproductive healthcare with True. Her experience is a reminder that midwifery brings a depth of clinical judgement, adaptability and care that supports people across many stages of life.

To mark International Day of the Midwife, we’re sharing Helen’s story and celebrating the contribution of midwifery to communities everywhere.

👉 Read the full article on our website. Link is in the comments.



CAPTIONS: Helen Crabtree-Spencer on her journey from nursing student to midwife.

When clinicians feel supported, communities benefit too. A perfect example of this can be found in the March graduation...
15/04/2026

When clinicians feel supported, communities benefit too.

A perfect example of this can be found in the March graduation of 15 Queensland clinicians from nationally recognised sexual and reproductive health care training, delivered by True.

Across the three-day training, the 15 clinicians built their skills and confidence in sexual and reproductive health care, including contraception, STI management and pregnancy options counselling.

Led by Dr Vanessa Siu and Dr Leilani Corbett the sessions were full of open conversations, shared learning and practical insights.

True is the only provider accredited in Queensland to deliver Sexual and Reproductive Health Australia (SRHA)’s National Certificate for Doctors and Nurse Practitioners.

Read the full story here: https://www.true.org.au/blog/news-srhacertificate-march2026

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Today is World Health Day 🌏This year, the World Health Organization (WHO) is calling us:“Together for health. Stand with...
07/04/2026

Today is World Health Day 🌏

This year, the World Health Organization (WHO) is calling us:
“Together for health. Stand with science.”

At True, one of the most common questions we hear is:
👉 “Is what I’m experiencing… normal?”

Whether it’s periods, pain, sexual health, discharge, or changes in your body — science helps us understand what’s typical, what’s not, and when to seek support.

Because everyone deserves clear, evidence-based answers about their sexual and reproductive health.

Stand with science.
Explore trusted information 👉 www.true.org.au

Endometriosis and fertility—what does it really mean for your future?This is the final article in our 4-part Endometrios...
31/03/2026

Endometriosis and fertility—what does it really mean for your future?

This is the final article in our 4-part Endometriosis Awareness Month series—bringing together everything you need to know about fertility, pregnancy and planning ahead.

If you’re living with endometriosis, you might be wondering:
Can I get pregnant? Should I start trying earlier? What are my options?

The truth is, many people with endometriosis do conceive—sometimes naturally, sometimes with support. The key is understanding your body and getting the right advice early.

Our latest guide breaks it all down—clearly and without the overwhelm:
✔ fertility facts vs myths
✔ when to seek support
✔ treatment and planning options
✔ how to take control of your next steps.

You don’t have to figure this out alone.

No fear. No fluff. Just clear, expert-backed guidance.

👉 Read more and find support: https://www.true.org.au/blog/news-endometriosis-fertility

Endometriosis isn’t something you just have to “put up with.”While there’s no cure (yet), there are ways to manage your ...
25/03/2026

Endometriosis isn’t something you just have to “put up with.”

While there’s no cure (yet), there are ways to manage your symptoms, reduce pain, and feel more in control of your body and daily life.

From medications and hormonal treatments to surgery, lifestyle changes and support
networks—your care can be tailored to what matters most to you.

This third article in our Endometriosis Awareness Month series walks you through your options so you can make informed decisions about your care.

👉 Read more and find support: https://www.true.org.au/blog/news-endometriosis-management

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