On this page, you will find recordings of webinars on topics related to living with endometriosis. You should always contact your GP or medical practitioner with individual medical questions.
A huge thank you to all of our incredible webinar hosts. You can find and register for our upcoming webinars here. The content of lectures and talks given for Endometriosis UK represent the views of the speakers and not necessarily the views of the charity.
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We are pleased to be joined by Dr. Kenneth Ma for this month’s webinar: Adenomyosis explained. Dr. Ken will be discussing what Adenomyosis is, its symptoms, treatment and management, and how it is diagnosed.
With endometriosis taking on average nearly 9 years to diagnose in the UK and gynaecology waiting times at an all time high, it's never been more important for Endometriosis UK to use our voice for change. There are a number of ways that you, as a supporter of the charity, can engage in our campaigning activities and use your voice to help bring about much needed change for the endometriosis community.
Ooi Thye will be discussing a multi-faceted approach to chronic and pelvic pain, in particular her talk will include conversation around different styles of acupuncture, health consultation through the lens of Chinese medicine, breathwork, imagery, journaling, and meditation.
This webinar will discuss: Endometriosis in adolescents Going through symptoms in adolescents Treatment pathways for adolescents BritSPAG New launch of leaflet for adolescents
World Endometriosis Organisation hosted a webinar on Endometriosis In The Workplace featuring speakers Emma Cox - Endometriosis UK and Donna Ciccia - Endometriosis Australia as well as a special highlight on Endometriosis Support and Awareness Foundation Sri Lanka.
Join us and guest speaker Kate Shepherd Cohen, an award-winning menstrual health pioneer and Founder and CEO of health tech Menstrual Cycle Support as we discuss Mindful Practical Cycle awareness, and how it can help you to understand your menstrual cycle to help to manage period pain and ease menstrual suffering, benefitting the way we work, study and live.
Pauline and Katie will be discussing physiotherapy as a form of pain management and how it can be used to help those with endometriosis, as well as sharing patient experience.
