🌸 Real Talk Women’s Health Forum
Location
Port Campbell Surf Club
About
🌸 Real Talk Women’s Health: Endometriosis, Pelvic Pain, Periods, Sex & Fertility
Join us for an open and informative community conversation about women’s reproductive and pelvic health.
Many women live with painful periods, pelvic pain, irregular cycles or fertility concerns — yet often struggle to find clear answers.
This special community forum will feature a panel including:
• Gynaecologist and psychosexual therapist Dr Sam Newbury
• Pelvic floor physiotherapist Jessica Fishburn
• Dietitian and endometriosis advocate Casey Tesselaar
• Comedian and author Jean Kittson
Naturopath Sarah Porter
Together we’ll explore topics that are often difficult to talk about, including:
• When period pain is not normal
• Understanding endometriosis and PCOS
• Pelvic pain and intimacy
• Hormones and menstrual irregularities
• Fertility and when to seek help
Expect expert insights, honest conversation and a touch of humour as we break down stigma and open up discussion about women’s health.
Audience questions are warmly welcomed, and anonymous questions can be submitted on the night.
Because women’s health deserves to be talked about openly.
Join us for an open and informative community conversation about women’s reproductive and pelvic health.
Many women live with painful periods, pelvic pain, irregular cycles or fertility concerns — yet often struggle to find clear answers.
This special community forum will feature a panel including:
• Gynaecologist and psychosexual therapist Dr Sam Newbury
• Pelvic floor physiotherapist Jessica Fishburn
• Dietitian and endometriosis advocate Casey Tesselaar
• Comedian and author Jean Kittson
Naturopath Sarah Porter
Together we’ll explore topics that are often difficult to talk about, including:
• When period pain is not normal
• Understanding endometriosis and PCOS
• Pelvic pain and intimacy
• Hormones and menstrual irregularities
• Fertility and when to seek help
Expect expert insights, honest conversation and a touch of humour as we break down stigma and open up discussion about women’s health.
Audience questions are warmly welcomed, and anonymous questions can be submitted on the night.
Because women’s health deserves to be talked about openly.