
Endometriosis For Dietitians
Navigating Endo Together: Skills & support for you, empowerment & relief for your clients.
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Pre-Training Modules
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Module 1: The Foundations of Endometriosis
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What Is Endometriosis?
Learn how endometriosis may present in the body and the different subtypes a personal may experience.
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Adenomyosis
Know the difference between endometriosis and adenomyosis and the symptoms most characteristic of adenomyosis.
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Aetiology of Endometriosis
Go through the many most up-to-date theories currently thought to influence the onset of endometriosis.
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Common Co-Morbidities
Understand the clinical, surgical, gynaecological and non-gynaecological co-morbidities that some one with endometriosis may also be experiencing
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Pain Systems
Deep dive into the types of pain people with endometriosis may experience and how this connects to chronic pelvic pain.
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Pain Mechanisms
Understand the different components of endometriosis that may be causing chronic pain including inflammation, central sensitisation and cross-organ sensitisation.
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Module 2: The Menstrual Cycle
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Live Training
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Day 1: Introduction
Join us as we introduce the training and recap the pre-learning modules.
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Day 1: The Immune System
Dive into the links between endometriosis and the immune system.
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Day 1: The Gastrointestinal System
Dive into the links between endometriosis & the gastrointestinal system
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Day 2: Introduction
Join us as we introduce Endometriosis For Dietitian Day 2 and answer any questions you have before we dive in.
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Day 2: The Nervous System
Dive into the links between endometriosis & the nervous system
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Day 2: The Role of a Pelvic Physio
Join Annette Beauchamp, Pelvic Health Physiotherapist and Founder of ShePhysio as she takes us on a tour of the role of a Pelvic Health Physio in endometriosis.
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Day 2: The Endocrine System
Dive into the links between endometriosis & the endocrine system
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Supplement Guide
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Certificate
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Meet your instructors
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Meet your instructors ✳
DR STEPHANIE PIROTTA
Stephanie is a Dietitian, Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician and research fellow specialising in evidence-based nutrition for PCOS, endometriosis and fertility. Her research goes hand-in-hand with her clinical work, helping women improve their relationship with food and bodies whilst experiencing hormonal and/or gynaecological conditions. Steph is particularly passionate about optimising overall wellbeing and quality of life through nutrition and lifestyle as a whole.
Nadia is a Dietitian, Certified Intuitive Eating Counsellor, and Clinical Hypnotherapist. She supports individuals to improve their health, heal their relationship with their food and their body and develop body trust. She is a especially passionate about supporting people with periods to reconnect with their bodies and move toward greater wellbeing (whatever that looks like for them).
NADIA MAXWELL