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Helpful Websites & Links

Websites

Jean Hailes for Women’s Health

Jean Hailes for Women’s Health is a national not for profit organisation dedicated to improving women’s health across Australia through every life stage. The website includes evidence based, easily accessible information as well as helpful external resources, many of which are available in different languages.

Endometriosis WA (EndoWA)

Coordinates and delivers programs, events and activities to provide quality services and support to people managing endometriosis and their families and carers. Endo WA provides accurate and up to date information on endometriosis in accessible and understandable formats.

Pelvic Pain Foundation Australia

A not-for-profit organisation formed to build a healthier and more productive community by improving the quality of life of people with pelvic pain. Website includes a number of resources including information about the PPEP Talk program (Periods, Pain, Endometriosis Program) which delivers fun, medically accurate and age appropriate information sessions to schools and other groups.

Endometriosis Australia

Endometriosis Australia aims to raise
awareness across various communities
(medical, business and the general public)
as well as provide educational programs and
raise funds. Visit their website for info on:

• Diagnosis
• Treatment
• Fertility
• Pelvic Yoga
• Adolescents and endometriosis
• Complementary medicine
• Pelvic floor and perineum health

PPEP TALK ®

Free online information sessions for teenage patients and their families.

Free online information sessions for teens and their parents and guardians to learn more about complex pelvic pain.
These sessions are specifically for teenagers and their parents and guardians.

PPEP TALK ® NEXT STEPS

The Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia  (PPFA) welcomes attendees of PPEP TALK ® (Periods, Pain & Endometriosis Program) and their families to attend a FREE information session.

Join Gynaecologist, Pain Specialist and author of ‘Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain’ Associate Professor Susan Evans online for PPEP TALK ® Next Steps.

Building on the knowledge students have gained at our school sessions, PPEP TALK ® Next Steps is an opportunity for young people experiencing pelvic pain and their families to ask questions and seek support for the next steps to take.

Register Here