Women’s health is often surrounded by misinformation, stigma and symptoms that are too easily dismissed as “normal”. Women’s Health Night is a space to ask questions, learn from experts and feel more confident advocating for your health.

Join us for an engaging, evidence-based conversation covering periods and pelvic pain, hormones and PCOS, sexual and reproductive healthcare, and what to do when you feel like your concerns aren’t being taken seriously.

Hear from health professionals, learn how to recognise when symptoms may need further attention, and get practical advice on preparing for GP and specialist appointments, asking the right questions and accessing trustworthy health services.

There will also be a Q&A session with the opportunity to submit questions anonymously, so you can ask the things you’ve always wanted to know without having to put yourself on the spot.

Whether you want to better understand your own health, support a friend, or simply separate fact from fiction, come along for an informative and empowering evening focused on helping students feel informed, heard and confident in navigating healthcare.

What we’ll cover:

Periods, pelvic pain and endometriosis
Hormones, PCOS and related symptoms
Sexual and reproductive healthcare
Navigating healthcare appointments and advocating for yourself
When to seek further advice or a second opinion
Trusted health services and resources

Come with your questions. Leave with the knowledge and confidence to advocate for yourself.

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