Hannah will be taking part in a free webinar – Endo Convos, as March is Endometriosis Awareness Month.
Endometriosis affects 1 in 7 women and those presumed female at birth in Australia, yet many are still searching for reliable information and support. This Endometriosis Awareness Month, NICM Health Research Institute is hosting an Endo Convos webinar to discuss the latest research and evidence-based strategies for managing endometriosis.
Hosted by Associate Professor Mike Armour and joined by Dr Millie Mardon, Nora Giese and Hannah Boyd, the panel will explore endometriosis and pelvic pain. Dr Mardon will discuss how pelvic pain works in endometriosis, while Nora Giese will share insights into Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture, and Hannah Boyd will cover naturopathic approaches to support.
The discussion aims to provide practical insights that may help people living with endometriosis find supportive strategies for relief.
You can register for this free helpful discussion online here: https://events.humanitix.com/nicmendo-convos
Something I hear so often in clinic: “I’ve been dealing with this for years and I feel like no one is really listening.“
For so many people with endometriosis, that’s the reality. Years of pain, fatigue, and searching for answers — often long before they even get a diagnosis.
I’m so excited to be giving a talk soon on endometriosis and naturopathic care — looking at the real evidence behind what we do: diet, nutrition, herbal medicine, lifestyle, and how a whole-person approach can genuinely make a difference for people living with endo.
Because this condition is complex. And it deserves care that meets that complexity.
If you or someone you love lives with endometriosis, I’d love for you to come along!
