Women's Health

Looking for a women's hormone specialist? Our women's health hub is a tailored section to guide you through the multifaceted dimensions of women's health. Resources below cover the latest in areas of perimenopause, menopause, sexual function, and hormone-related issues, with insights from practitioners listed on Health Hunter. We are devoted to providing a wealth of knowledge and resources.

We aim to empower women with the understanding they need to navigate these crucial phases of life. From in-depth articles to podcasts, apps and digital communities devoted to women's health issues, we're here to unravel the complexities, so you are well-informed and equipped to make decisions about your health. You can browse the practitioners below, see where they are located and whether they offer telehealth, and request an appointment.

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Dr Caitlin O'Mahony

Integrative Medicine GP

Hawthorn

VIC

East Melbourne

VIC

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Dianne Rickman

Psychologist

Perth

Northbridge

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Dr Ivana Matic-Stancin

General Practitioner

Melbourne CBD

VIC

Braybrook

VIC

North Melbourne

VIC

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West Melbourne

VIC

Dr Ivana Matic-Stancin is a Melbourne-based medical doctor (GP) with over 25 years of clinical medical experience working with people of all ages, from various socio-economic, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds, and suffering from different medical conditions.

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Jille Burns

Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner

Fremantle

Jille is a Registered Nurse completing her initial training at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, and then a Bachelor of Applied Science and Post Graduate Diploma in Health Science at Curtin University. Jille is also a Master of Nursing (Nurse Practitioner) and holds further qualifications in nutritional and environmental medicine. Jille received Fellowship of the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine in 2018 and Fellowship of the Australasian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine in 2020. In private practice since 2011 as a Nurse Practitioner, her approach is collaborative and holistic with an emphasis on lifestyle medicine.

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Dr. Joanna Hickey

Integrative Medicine GP

Clifton Hill

VIC

Melbourne CBD

VIC

Dr Joanna Hickey has over 15 years experience as a partner in a medical practice and practices Integrative Medicine.

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Dr. Kate Norris

Lifestyle Medicine GP

Bondi Junction

NSW

East Sydney

NSW

Dr. Kate Norris is an Integrative Medical Doctor who combines conventional medicine with nutritional and environmental medicine. Her focus is on optimising health, preventing and treating disease, and enhancing natural beauty. Dr. Norris tailors anti-aging programs for each individual, emphasising natural-looking results. She offers consultations in Sydney, Australia, and online courses.

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Michelle Kirby

Naturopath

Canberra

ACT

Forrest

ACT

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Dr. Sandy Eun

Integrative Medicine GP

Sydney

NSW

Concord

NSW

Dr. Sandy Eun is a distinguished integrative medical doctor and general practitioner, blending conventional and complementary medicine to deliver optimal care to her patients.

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Dr Verity Foulkes-Taylor

Lifestyle Medicine GP

Launceston

TAS

Newstead

TAS

Dr Verity-Foulkes Taylor is a board certified Lifestyle Medicine Doctor with special interest in women's health and paediatrics.

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A/Professor (Dr) Vicki Kotsirilos AM

Integrative Medicine GP

Melbourne CBD

VIC

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Clayton

VIC

A/Professor (Dr) Vicki Kotsirilos AM is a respected general practitioner with over 38 years of clinical experience. She emphasises lifestyle and preventative medicine, nutritional and environmental medicine and holistic health care.

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Dr. Peter Bablis

Integrative Medicine Practitioner

Double Bay

NSW

East Sydney

NSW

Sydney

NSW

Dr Peter Bablis PhD. Is a practising Integrative Clinician, Chiropractor for 35 years, based in Sydney Australia. He is the founder and driving force behind Universal Health‚ whose aim and philosophy is to provide Integrative Medicine of excellence in holistic health care. He is well known and respected in the field for his groundbreaking work in Mind-Body Medicine, Chiropractic and specialises in Kinesiology techniques. He was a Director and the Research Chair of the non-profit research foundation investigating Mind Body medicine www.onefoundation.org. Dr Bablis further hired and managed a Research Director for over 10 years, raising over USD$1 million dollars for research. Dr Bablis is one of the most prolific investigators in Chiropractic Research which include publications on spinal disorders, mechanical health issues, emotional health and endocrine conditions- www.researchgate.net/profile/Peter-Bablis

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Dr. Amanda Benham

Dietitian

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North Brisbane

QLD

Spring Hill

QLD

Dr Amanda Benham is an Accredited Practising Dietitian and a Fellow of the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine. Her area of special expertise is plant-based nutrition and planning plant-based diets for optimal health and nourishment for people of all ages.

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Dr. Miriam Blashki

General Practitioner

Burwood

VIC

East Melbourne

VIC

Dr Miriam Blashki (she/her) has been a GP for more than 14 years. The principles of Lifestyle Medicine guide her practice. She focuses on lifestyle intervention as a first-line treatment to improve your health and wellbeing. Her long-term relationships and collaborations with allied health and medical professionals equate to high-quality care. She believes in healthcare for the real world, empowering her patients to take a proactive approach to their health and wellbeing.

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Dr. Deborah Brunt

Lifestyle Medicine GP

Dunedin

South Dunedin

DUD

Dr Deborah Brunt is a Specialist GP (FRNZCGP) and is board certified in lifestyle medicine. She has an interest in all things women's health particularly the impact of their hormone health across the life cycle from puberty, through the fertility window into perimenopause and menopause. She integrates lifestyle medicine into her practice to optimise health and wellbeing at every stage of life and to reduce disease risk. She is also the director of Meno Thrive at www.menothrive.co an online program to help women to build stronger, healthier bodies for life.

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Dr. Claudia Buttignol

Registered Nurse

Adelaide

Beulah Park

Dr. Claudia Buttignol is a General Practitioner with a special interest in Lifestyle Medicine, Psychological Medicine, Women's Health, Paediatrics, and Preventative Health. She graduated from Melbourne University in 2006 and completed her General Practice training in 2012.

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Robyn Chuter

Nutritionist

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Bundaberg

QLD

South Isis

QLD

Robyn Chuter has been helping people get healthy and happy since 1995. She is a university-qualified health practitioner, with a Bachelor of Health Science (and the Dean's Medal for Outstanding Academic Achievement) from the University of New England, a Bachelor of Health Science (Honours) with First Class Honours from Edith Cowan University, a Diploma of Naturopathy from the Australasian College of Natural Therapies, and a Graduate Diploma of Counselling from the Australian College of Applied Psychology.

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Interview - Why Women’s Health Is Still Under Recognised: A Conversation with Dr Sarah Farrell

Too many women are told their symptoms are just "normal." In this Health Hunter interview, Dr Sarah Farrell, Founder and Principal GP of Sydney Women's Wellness, unpacks why conditions like endometriosis and PCOS are so often missed, and why preventative care and education are key to better long term health outcomes.

Interview - Menopause and Perimenopause: A Conversation with Dr Kafayat Lee

Menopause and perimenopause are talked about often, but not always well understood. Many women experience symptoms without knowing what's happening in their body, or what evidence based options are available to support them.

Understanding Autism Assessments: Signs, Process and What to Expect

Autism is far more common, and far more varied in how it presents, than many people realise. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, there were 290,900 Autistic Australians in 2022, a 41.8 per cent increase from 205,200 in 2018. Prevalence is higher in males than females, at 1.6 per cent compared with 0.7 per cent, though this gap has been narrowing, with the growth rate in identified autism among females considerably higher than among males between 2018 and 2022. This reflects a broader, well recognised issue, autism has historically been underdiagnosed in girls and women, partly because diagnostic tools were developed based on how autism tends to present in boys and men.

Perimenopause Symptoms Most Women Mistake for Stress or Burnout

Many women in their 40s and 50s find themselves feeling exhausted, emotionally overwhelmed, forgetful, and unlike themselves. The demands of work, family, relationships and everyday responsibilities make it easy to assume these changes are simply the result of stress or burnout. What many women don't realise is that these experiences may actually be linked to perimenopause.

PMOS and You: How a Women’s Health and Hormone Practitioner for Women Can Help

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, now known as Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS), is a complex hormonal condition that affects many women at different life stages. Understanding PMOS can feel overwhelming, especially when symptoms vary widely. Access to clear, reliable information is essential.

Endometriosis: evidence-based treatments and mythbusting

Endometriosis is far more common than most people realise, and for many women, it’s an exhausting and often invisible struggle. In Australia, around 1 in 7 women are living with endometriosis, yet the symptoms can look different for everyone.

Nutrition for Hormonal Balance: Foods That Support Women’s Health

Learn how nutrition supports hormonal balance in women, including essential nutrients, foods, and dietary habits for long-term health.

Perimenopause vs. Menopause: How to Support Your Body Naturally

Learn what perimenopause is and how to manage it naturally. Holistic tips for hormonal balance, hot flushes, and women’s health support.

Until There’s a Cure, There’s Care

Understanding Endometriosis and the Work of QENDO Australia in Transforming Women’s Health By QENDO Australia – National Endometriosis & Pelvic Pain Support Organisation

You’ve Been Told to Eat Better, Move More, and Stress Less… But No One Shows You How

If you’re a woman over 40, chances are you’ve been told some version of this familiar advice: "Eat better. Move more. Stress less." It sounds simple. But as a GP who specialises in Lifestyle Medicine, I can tell you: vague health advice like this isn’t enough. Women often come to me feeling frustrated and exhausted. They've tried to clean up their diets, commit to morning walks, or squeeze in some meditation, but it never seems to stick. Without structure or support, these attempts become short-lived, often followed by guilt and self-blame. The truth is: it's not your fault.

Perimenopause Symptoms: A Complete Guide to Understanding Your Body's Transition

Perimenopause — often called the “menopause transition” — affects millions of women worldwide, yet many struggle to identify the early signs. Understanding its symptoms is crucial for maintaining your health and wellbeing during this natural life stage. If you’re experiencing unexplained changes in your body, mood or menstrual cycle, you may be entering perimenopause.

The Essential Guide to Women's Health at Every Life Stage - Why Every Woman Needs Expert Care

Women's health is a complex and evolving field that requires specialised attention throughout different life stages. As women age, their healthcare needs change and often become increasingly specific, making it crucial to work with practitioners who understand the unique challenges and changes that occur in the female body. This is where a dedicated women's health hub like Health Hunter becomes invaluable, connecting women with practitioners who focus specifically on female health concerns.

Menopause and ADHD: Understanding the Overlap and Managing the Impact

In recent years, awareness of ADHD in women has grown substantially — particularly in relation to hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause. For many, this life stage brings a surge of cognitive and emotional symptoms that can worsen pre-existing ADHD or even lead to a new diagnosis.

The Wellness Roadmap: A Science-Backed Guide to Transforming Your Health

This article provides a structured, science-backed approach to wellness. Rather than focusing on quick fixes, we’ll explore how to build a solid foundation for lifelong health. From seeking professional guidance to understanding the six pillars of wellness, choosing your starting point, and setting realistic goals, we’ll break the process into manageable steps. By following this step-by-step plan, you’ll create a sustainable and personalised health strategy that aligns with your lifestyle and goals.

Women’s Health and Thyroid: A Functional Medicine Approach

Thyroid problems are far more common in women than in men, and many live with the symptoms for years because a standard test came back "normal". Dr Ailina Ismail explains the functional medicine approach: looking for the nutrient gaps, stress load, gut disruption and inflammation underneath the numbers.

Signs of Early Menopause: Recognising the Symptoms

Early menopause, defined as menopause occurring before the age of 45, can be a surprising and sometimes unsettling experience. While the average age for menopause is around 51, many women experience a shift in their hormonal balance much earlier. Recognising the symptoms of early menopause is crucial for seeking appropriate medical advice and exploring management strategies. This blog explores the common signs of early menopause, the potential benefits of lifestyle medicine approaches and helps you confidently manage this stage of life.

What Are the 32 Symptoms of Perimenopause?

Perimenopause is the transitional phase leading up to menopause. This phase typically starts in a woman’s 40s but can start as early as the mid-30s. It can last anywhere from a few months to over a decade, but understanding the range of symptoms associated with perimenopause can help you navigate this life stage with more ease and preparedness.

Women’s health hub: Embracing 40 with Proactive Strategies for Maintaining Optimal Health

With a proactive approach, coupled with access to reliable information from a women’s health hub like ours, along with support, women can be empowered to navigate life stage changes and embrace a healthy future.

Thriving Through Perimenopause: Embracing Lifestyle Medicine with Dr. Ivana Matic-Stancin

As a Lifestyle Medicine GP with a special interest as a perimenopause doctor, I witness the transformative power of lifestyle medicine in empowering women to navigate this often-misunderstood phase of life.

Menopause Symptoms: A Comprehensive Guide

Menopause is a natural transition in a woman's life that occurs when her ovaries stop producing eostrogen and progesterone, the hormones that regulate menstruation. Menopause symptoms typically start to occur between the ages of 45 and 55, but it can happen earlier or later.

Navigating the Transition: Understanding Perimenopause Symptoms

As a Lifestyle Medicine Doctor with a keen interest and specialty in women’s health, I've had the privilege of accompanying numerous women through the intricate phases of perimenopause.

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Ask Early Menopause

A personal dashboard made to track symptoms with easy access information on early menopause that also hosts a forum to ask for support and tips from other women.

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It Might Be Menopause Podcast

Unpack common questions about perimenopause and menopause in this 10-part podcast series. Hosted by Dr. Sarah White and created in partnership with NSW Government and Jean Hailes for Women's Health.

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Australiasian Menopause Society

Members of the Australasian Menopause Society Limited (AMS) are doctors and other health care professionals who each have a special interest in women's health in midlife and menopause and the promotion of healthy ageing. Whether information is needed about peri-menopause, MHT/HRT and alternatives, osteoporosis or how to locate a doctor interested in women's health, the AMS seeks to bring accurate, evidence-based information to health care workers and the wider community.

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Menopause Support Group Australia

An Australian support group for women to share and discuss about menopause.

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JUNOFEM

JunoFem is a New Zealand medtech company dedicated to addressing urinary incontinence, aiming to remove the stigma associated with this condition and improve women's quality of life.

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Jean Hailes for Women's Health

Jean Hailes for Women's Health offers a range of services including education, resources, and support for women's health issues, focusing on areas such as hormonal health, menopause, and general well-being through research, clinical services, and community programs.

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Pregnancy +

Pregnancy + offers expert advice, daily articles, healthcare tips and interactive 3D models to track baby's development.

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CHARLI health

Developed by top Australian women’s health experts, CHARLI Health leverages evidence-based technology to help you monitor and manage your menstrual cycle, fertility, sexual health, pregnancy, peri/menopause, and pain.

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Women's Health Centres NSW

Women’s Health NSW is an association of statewide women’s health centres and specialist women’s centres. All centres are non-government, community based, feminist services that provide choices for women to determine their individual health needs.

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Endozone

EndoZone is an evidence-based website created in collaboration with individuals impacted by endometriosis, funded by the Australian Government and Jean Hailes for Women’s Health. Developed by researchers, health experts, and endometriosis associations, it utilizes a research-led algorithm to tailor information and support to users' needs.

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Qendo

QENDO advocates for those affected by endometriosis and other pelvic health related conditions across Australia and New Zealand.

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Endometriosis Australia

Endometriosis Australia is a leading charity focused on awareness, education, and research for endometriosis, significantly reducing diagnosis time and advocating for improved care since 2012. Their efforts include producing resources such as their podcast and fact sheets, fundraising for research, and collaborating with medical experts to empower patients and advance understanding and treatment of the condition.

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Smiling Mind

The Smiling Mind App empowers you to live mindfully, embrace flexible thinking, grow connections, act purposefully and recharge your body. When we feel stressed, worried, reactive, disconnected or lost, we can use these mental fitness skills to attend to our emotions and feel good again.

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PCOS Awareness Association

PCOS Awareness Association is a non-profit organisation that advocates for polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).

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Femmi

Femmi is a health and wellness brand focused on women's well-being. They offer personalised health solutions, including consultations and products designed to address women's unique health needs and concerns.

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Flo Health

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Simple Innovation

Period Tracker and Calendar is an extremely easy to use app that helps women track their periods, cycle, ovulation and conception days. Whether you're worried about conception, birth control, contraception, or having regular periods Period Tracker and Calendar app can help.

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Hazel Health

Hazel Health was created to address the gender health gap and provide specialised care for female-specific health issues, recognising the challenges women face in accessing appropriate and respectful treatment for conditions like endometriosis and menopause. As Australia's first virtual interdisciplinary clinic dedicated to female pain, Hazel aims to close the gender pain gap by offering comprehensive care and support for women's health concerns.

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Emily Skye FIT

Emily Skye Fit is a health and fitness platform designed specifically for women. It offers tailored workout programs, meal plans, and wellness advice to support women in achieving their personal fitness goals and improving overall well-being.

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PPEP Talk

PPEP Talk® is an engaging and informative program designed to educate students, particularly those experiencing severe period pain, about the neuroscience of pain and the risk of developing conditions like endometriosis. Delivered by trained educators with interactive elements, the one-hour session provides resources for both in-class discussion and further support at home, aiming to address the priority of education and awareness outlined in the National Action Plan for Endometriosis while promoting early intervention and support for students' health and wellbeing.

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CHC Medical

CHC Medical offers online and offline health consultations for a range of services such as women and mens health, preventative health care and mental health.

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What is a
Women's Health Practitioner

Many different practitioners focus on health concerns specific to women. GPs, including those with a special interest in women's health, are usually the first step and can manage contraception, cervical screening and menopause symptoms. Gynaecologists are specialist doctors in reproductive health, and endocrinologists specialise in hormones; you need a GP referral to claim a Medicare rebate for either. Women's health physiotherapists help with pelvic floor problems, and dietitians, psychologists and some complementary practitioners may also be part of your care.

Getting Help With Women's Health

Period Problems

Heavy, irregular or very painful periods are not something you have to put up with. A GP can look for causes such as endometriosis or fibroids, arrange an ultrasound and refer you to a gynaecologist.

Perimenopause and Menopause

Hot flushes, poor sleep, mood changes and irregular periods are common in perimenopause and menopause. A GP can talk through options, including lifestyle changes, non-hormonal medicines and menopausal hormone therapy (MHT), and their benefits and risks.

PCOS and Hormones

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormone condition that can cause irregular periods, acne, excess hair growth and difficulty getting pregnant. A GP can diagnose it, and an endocrinologist, gynaecologist or dietitian can help manage it.

Pelvic Floor Health

Leaking urine, pelvic heaviness or pain during sex can happen after pregnancy, with age or around menopause. A women's health physiotherapist can assess your pelvic floor and teach exercises, and your GP can check other causes.

Screening and Checks

Regular checks help find problems early. Your GP can tell you when you are due for cervical screening, including self-collection, and breast screening through BreastScreen Australia, and check bone health, blood pressure and cholesterol.

Contraception and STIs

A GP or sexual health clinic can talk through contraception options, such as the pill, implants and IUDs, and help you choose one that suits you. They can also offer STI testing and HPV vaccination.

FAQs

Do I need a referral to see a gynaecologist?

You need a referral from your GP to claim a Medicare rebate when you see a gynaecologist. Without a referral you cannot claim the rebate. Seeing your GP first also helps, because they can arrange initial tests, such as blood tests or an ultrasound, before your specialist appointment.

When should I see a specialist for women’s health issues?

It’s important to see a specialist if you experience symptoms such as irregular periods, severe menstrual pain, unusual discharge, breast lumps, or other changes in your reproductive health. Regular check-ups are also essential for preventive care and early detection of potential issues.

What should I expect during my first appointment with a women’s health specialist?

During your first visit, the specialist will review your medical history, discuss any symptoms or concerns, and may perform a physical exam or recommend specific tests. This appointment is an opportunity to ask questions, discuss preventive care, and develop a personalized plan for maintaining or improving your health.

What are common women’s health concerns that specialists treat?

Specialists in women’s health treat a wide range of conditions, including menstrual disorders, menopause, fertility issues, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), breast health, and hormonal imbalances. They also provide preventive care such as routine screenings, pap smears, and contraceptive counseling.

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Interview - Why Women’s Health Is Still Under Recognised: A Conversation with Dr Sarah Farrell

Interview - Menopause and Perimenopause: A Conversation with Dr Kafayat Lee

Understanding Autism Assessments: Signs, Process and What to Expect

Perimenopause Symptoms Most Women Mistake for Stress or Burnout

PMOS and You: How a Women’s Health and Hormone Practitioner for Women Can Help

Endometriosis: evidence-based treatments and mythbusting

Nutrition for Hormonal Balance: Foods That Support Women’s Health

Perimenopause vs. Menopause: How to Support Your Body Naturally

Until There’s a Cure, There’s Care

You’ve Been Told to Eat Better, Move More, and Stress Less… But No One Shows You How

Perimenopause Symptoms: A Complete Guide to Understanding Your Body's Transition

The Essential Guide to Women's Health at Every Life Stage - Why Every Woman Needs Expert Care

Menopause and ADHD: Understanding the Overlap and Managing the Impact

The Wellness Roadmap: A Science-Backed Guide to Transforming Your Health

Women’s Health and Thyroid: A Functional Medicine Approach

Signs of Early Menopause: Recognising the Symptoms

What Are the 32 Symptoms of Perimenopause?

Women’s health hub: Embracing 40 with Proactive Strategies for Maintaining Optimal Health

Thriving Through Perimenopause: Embracing Lifestyle Medicine with Dr. Ivana Matic-Stancin

Menopause Symptoms: A Comprehensive Guide

Navigating the Transition: Understanding Perimenopause Symptoms

Women's Health Apps & Services

Ask Early Menopause

It Might Be Menopause Podcast

Australiasian Menopause Society

Menopause Support Group Australia

JUNOFEM

Jean Hailes for Women's Health

Pregnancy +

CHARLI health

Women's Health Centres NSW

Endozone

Qendo

Endometriosis Australia

Smiling Mind

PCOS Awareness Association

Femmi

Flo Health

Simple Innovation

Hazel Health

Gynecology and Obstetrics

Emily Skye FIT

PPEP Talk

CHC Medical

What is a Women's Health Practitioner

Getting Help With Women's Health

Period Problems

Perimenopause and Menopause

PCOS and Hormones

Pelvic Floor Health

Screening and Checks

Contraception and STIs

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