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Girls to Women is a multifaceted medical practice dedicated to meeting the physical and emotional needs of young women ages 10-25. Adolescence is a unique stage of development and a crucial time for today's young women. During these formative years, girls' attitudes, behaviors and experiences will shape their lives for years to come. Our goal is to partner with you to give teens the information, confidence and tools they need to make positive lifestyle choices.

Our unique setting offers:

  • Teen-friendly facility
  • Sensitive, skilled staff
  • Safe, nurturing environment
  • Pre-visit consultations available for parents
Physician Services
  • Normal health and development

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    Sick visits
  • Puberty
  • Migraines
  • Acne
  • Eating Disorders
  • Sports Physicals
  • Sexual Health
  • Pregnancy Prevention Education
  • Substance Abuse Prevention/Counseling
Counseling Services
  • Psychiatry
  • Psychology
  • Educational Evaluations and Tutoring
  • Social Work
  • Nutrition
Classes - Ongoing and by Special Arrangement
  • Nutrition
  • CPR
  • Self-defense for Children, Teens, and Moms
  • Babysitting Training
  • Girls' Groups
  • Moms' Groups
  • Book Clubs
  • Moms' Night Out educational programs
  • Yoga (for all ages, classes or private instruction)
  • Mom and Me Yoga (for teens and parents)
Speaker Topics
  • Raising Resilient Children and Teens
  • Dating Safety and Healthy Relationships
  • Healthy Body Image
  • Adolescent Depression
  • How to Talk about Sex with Your Teen
  • Stress Management
  • Sex, Drugs, and Rock 'N Roll: Saving Face and Staying Safe

60%

60% of high school girls say they are trying to lose weight.

48%

48% of girls in high school have had sexual intercourse. They used condoms less than 2/3 of the time.

20%

Only 20% of girls eat the recommended 5 or more servings of fruit and vegetables a day.

50%

50% of teens have tried smoking. 14% had their first cigarette before age 13.

36%

36% of girls do not get the medical care they need because they are reluctant, embarrassed, or uncomfortable discussing their problems.