Join us for a free, live webinar on Monday, 10 February at 7pm AEST presented by the Julia Argyrou Endometriosis Centre at Epworth.

Did you know:

• 1 in 2 teenagers assigned female at birth experience regular severe period pain

• 1 in 5 miss school due to period pain

• 1 in 7 will be diagnosed with endometriosis

PPEP Talk® clinical educator Lauren McTavish will give a presentation similar to the PPEP Talk school program which is suitable for adolescents, their caregivers and parents.

The presentation will focus on:

- informing and educating adolescents to recognise and identify whether their pain is normal

- how all the different symptoms fit together

- simple ways to reduce pain, and how to look for further help if pain is severe.

About the presenter

Lauren is a clinical educator at PPEP Talk®.

Her qualifications include:

- Bachelor of Biomedical Science

- Masters of Public Health

PPEP Talk® is the largest pain education program for students in Australia. It is a fun, medically accurate and age-appropriate information session, designed for all adolescents. PPEP Talk® addresses the number one priority of the National Action Plan for Endometriosis – education and awareness. It plays a critical role in informing and educating students to recognise and identify whether their pain is normal, how all the different symptoms fit together, simple ways to reduce their pain, and how to look for further help if pain is severe. This allows students to fulfil their true potential, without the burden of pain.