Resources
This resource library will help you sort through the noise with practical, thoughtful guides you can actually use.
There’s a lot of information about endometriosis out there, like a lot, a lot. And, in my experience, more information doesn’t always make things feel clearer when it comes to navigating and managing your own endometriosis care.
Whether you are preparing for an appointment, trying to make sense of your symptoms, or figuring out what support might be helpful next, you can take what you need. They will always be free to you.
PDF Downloads
Disclaimer for all PDFs- This resource is for general education only and does not replace individualized advice, assessment, diagnosis, or treatment from an appropriate regulated healthcare professional.
Podcasts
My Favourites
A quick note before you browse: The following includes resources, books, tools and products that I have personally found helpful or enjoyed throughout my own experience with endometriosis, surgical recovery, movement, and everyday life. I believe they’re all worth knowing about but I’m sharing them as general education and interest only, not individualized physiotherapy or medical advice. As maybe you’ve already experienced, what’s helpful for one person may not be appropriate for every person, symptoms, diagnosis or stage of care, so please be sure to consult an appropriate healthcare professional before making decisions about your care.
Some links may be affiliate links, meaning I may receive a small commission if you choose to purchase through them, at no additional cost to you. Those links are identified below with an asterisk:
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Please note:
While I aim to share thoughtful and trustworthy information, healthcare knowledge continues to evolve each and every day. I’ll do my best to review and update these resources over time, but they should not replace guidance from your own healthcare team.