School therapy, e-bike rebates
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| | | Therapy at school? In these Minneapolis high schools, students get care on their own terms |
At all nine of Minneapolisā big public high schools, students can have weekly talk therapy appointments, get an IUD or any other form of birth control, test for STIs, get a physical, immunized and more ā all within the walls of their school.
āI wanted to use the clinic because I could take control over my own health and have autonomy over what Iām doing to my body,ā said Elise Legler, a senior at Roosevelt High School. āItās also just a really easy resource to go to.ā | |
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