What types of abortion are discussed on this page?

This page provides education about medication abortion (the abortion pill), aspiration abortion (suction), and dilation and evacuation (D&E).

Does Women’s Resource Clinic provide or refer for abortions?

Women’s Resource Clinic does not offer, recommend, or refer for abortions or abortifacients, but is committed to providing accurate information about abortion procedures and risks.

Can I speak with someone confidentially?

Yes. You can speak to a nurse and reach out through the contact form for free and confidential support—no pressure, no judgment.

Abortion

We’re here to provide honest information, compassionate support, and a safe space to talk if you’re considering abortion or have questions about your options.

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Considering Abortion?

If you're thinking about abortion, it's important to have all the facts. We offer a private space to ask questions, learn about your options, and receive caring, confidential support so you can make an informed decision that’s right for you.

What to Know About Abortion

If you’re considering abortion, it’s important to have accurate and trustworthy information. We offer confidential education on the different types of abortion—such as medication (the abortion pill) and surgical methods—as well as guidance about timing, safety, and what to expect. Our goal is to help you understand your options fully, including risks, procedures, and rights, so you can make a clear and confident decision.

Types of Abortions

Medication Abortion (Pill)

Aspiration Abortion (Suction)

Dilation and Evacuation (D&E)

Usually available up to 10 weeks. Involves two medications—one to end the pregnancy and one to empty the uterus.

Things to Consider: This option can be physically and emotionally challenging. We’re here to answer your questions and provide caring, confidential support every step of the way.

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First-trimester procedure using suction to remove pregnancy tissue from the uterus.

Things to Consider: Any procedure can bring physical and emotional effects. You deserve a safe space to talk about your feelings and understand what to expect.

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Typically after 13 weeks. Involves dilating the cervix and removing pregnancy tissue with surgical instruments and suction.

Things to Consider: This procedure is more involved and usually done later in pregnancy. We’re here to help you explore your options, answer questions, and provide emotional support in a confidential, caring environment.

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What to Expect at Women's Resource Clinic

Privacy

When you come to our clinic you can rest assured that your visit and any information you share with us is completely confidential. We will not share any personal information about you or your visit with anyone outside of our organization.

respect

At our clinic, you will be met with a caring environment with a professional staff that respects you and your body. We will not judge you, pressure you, or treat you with anything but our best - every time.

information and options

At our clinic, you will receive accurate and honest information on an array of subjects including pregnancy symptoms, abortion, adoption, parenting, STIs, and sexual health.

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Additional Pregnancy Care & Support

Emotional Support

We understand that an unexpected pregnancy can bring a mix of emotions and questions. Our caring staff is here to listen, offer guidance, and provide a safe space to process whatever you're feeling. You don’t have to carry it all on your own because support is here when you need it most.

24-hour helpine

No matter the time, you don’t have to face this alone. Our 24-hour helpline is here to offer support, answer questions, and listen day or night, whenever you need someone to talk to.

support for men

Pregnancy impacts both partners, and men often have questions too. Whether you're feeling uncertain, overwhelmed, or just want to know how to help, we’re here to support you. Our team offers a safe space to talk, gain clarity, and find the tools you need to walk through this with confidence.

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