Contraception care starts with a contraception consultation. What questions do you ask during the consultation? How do you choose an appropriate method together? What information should not be missing? How do you organise this logistically? During the training course 'MIO Contraceptive Consultation' you will discuss this with colleagues.

The interactive training ‘'Sexuality, Contraception and More' is an introduction to sexology. Learn to recognise signals: what is the question behind the questions? What experiences and beliefs play a role in the choice of contraception? The training offers tools to discuss the question behind the questions.

During the counselling meeting, the basics of a good counselling session are discussed briefly but powerfully. Scientific articles and cases you might encounter during the contraception consultation are discussed. A great basis for all midwives and assistants.

What are the trends in contraception and how can you deal with them in practice? 'Contraception in Motion' pays attention to recent developments using national figures and scientific studies. In addition, there is plenty of room for discussion.

Do you find it difficult to give the implantable rod a place in counselling about contraception? Are you searching for which women this form of contraception might be suitable for? Would you like to broaden your knowledge about the implantation rod? Then register now for this webinar.

'LARCs for Advanced' covers everything about long-acting contraceptive methods, or Long-Acting Revsersible Contraception (LARCs). The training puts operation, side effects, reliability and complications of implantable rod, hormone and copper IUDs in a scientific context.

There are several contraceptive methods available. But what do you do when choice is limited by a contraindication or co-morbidity? 'Contraception Wanted: choice in case of contraindications' looks at options for this group, using the Medical Eligibility Criteria Wheel for contraceptive use WHO.