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Summary: A person can get tested for STDs at any doctor's office, clinic or public health clinic run by the city, county or state. Get counseling about how to treat an STD and tell former and future partners with tips from a licensed mental health counselor in this free video on sexually transmitted diseases.
Dr. Carol L. Clark has been a licensed mental health counselor since 1993. She is a certified addiction professional, as well, and in 1997 she earned a Ph.D. in human sexuality. She...read more
"Hi, I'm Dr. Carol Clark. I'm a Sex Therapist and License Mental Health Counselor here in Miami, Florida. In this clip we're going to talk about where to get tested for STDs. And you can get tested at any doctor's office, any clinic and also by the public health clinics run by cities, counties and other municipalities. Testing is confidential, although sometimes statistics are gathered that will be reported to Center for Disease Control. If you do have an STD and you go to any of these places to be tested, no one will be informed but you will be counseled on how to treat the STD and how to tell prospect, how to tell former partners and prospective partners about your condition. Certainly it's best not to have sex until your STD is completely cleared up. Once again, this is Dr. Carol Clark from Miami, Florida."
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