Stay up to date and register now for the latest Gippsland Women’s Health training and events.
Stay up to date and register now for the latest Gippsland Women’s Health training and events.
In 2026 GWH is celebrating 15 years of the Gippsland Sexual and Reproductive Health Forum!
We’re highlighting our local SRH champions, how far we have come and bringing in a range of speakers to continue our learning and improve SRH service access across Gippsland.
More details to come
Join us this International Women’s Day for an important conversation about midlife women’s health.
Hosted by Gippsland Women’s Health and presented by Gippsland GP; Dr Romey Giles, this session will help you understand perimenopause and menopause, what changes to expect, and how women can be supported to stay healthy, confident, and connected at every stage of life.
Perimenopause and menopause are natural life stages experienced by half the population, yet many people feel unprepared for the physical, emotional, and cognitive changes that can occur.
In this practical and evidence based session, Dr Romey Giles will explore:
• What perimenopause and menopause are and when they happen
• Common symptoms and why they occur
• Impacts on health, relationships, workplaces, confidence and daily life
• Safe and effective treatment and support options
• Practical strategies to support wellbeing now and into the future
This webinar is designed for women, partners, colleagues, families, friends and anyone wanting to better understand midlife health. Together, we can build knowledge and create more supportive workplaces, families and communities.
Register now: Thursday the 19th of March – Online Webinar
Gippsland Women’s Health and The Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia are providing a free session for sporting clubs to deepen their understanding of pelvic pain and the impact this has on athletes’ performance and opportunities to stay in the game.
Many young athletes are sidelined by periods, pelvic pain, and endometriosis, hindering equal opportunity in sports. PPEP Talk® aim to change this by providing education and support through our program.
The session for coaches and support figures (parents, team managers, board members, etc.), is loaded with practical tools to keep young athletes in the game and guidelines for fostering period-positive sports environments and reducing training and game day disruptions.
The Periods, Pain and Endometriosis Program (PPEP Talk®) Sports is an initiative of the Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia (PPFA), funded jointly by the Federal and select State Governments.
Gippsland Women’s Health acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Owners of Country and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We acknowledge the Gunaikurnai and Bunurong as the Traditional Owners of the land and waters now known as Gippsland and acknowledge that they have never ceded sovereignty.
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