Rewriting the narrative

This space is dedicated to changing the way we talk about women's health. Here, healthcare professionals share evidence-based insights, and women offer honest reflections from their own journeys covering topics like pelvic pain, prolapse, menopause, and more. Together, these voices deepen understanding, foster connection, and challenge the stigma and taboo that too often surround women's health. Every blog is designed to educate, empower, and advocate ensuring no woman feels alone or unheard in her health journey.

Women's health blogs
  • Featured image for How Perimenopause Impacts Physical Health and Muscle Pain: An Osteopath’s Perspective
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    How Perimenopause impacts physical health and muscle pain: an Osteopath’s perspective

    By Dr Ashton Wilson | 

    Discover how perimenopause impacts muscle pain, joint health and overall physical wellbeing. Learn how a Women’s Health Osteopath supports women through this transition with evidence-based care and holistic treatment.

  • Featured image for How Recurrent Thrush Causes Vulvodynia: A Preventable Disability

    Disabled by Thrush

    By Phillipa Baines | 

    Recurrent thrush can cause permanent vulval nerve damage, yet women receive no warning. Medical bodies have known about the link between severe thrush infections and vulvodynia for years, but prevention strategies remain non-existent. This is one woman's story of preventable disability and why the healthcare system must do better.

  • Featured image for Rare disease, common problems.. How Hirschsprungs shaped my life

    Rare disease, common problems.. How Hirschsprungs shaped my life

    By Louisa Shapton | 

    I was born with a rare bowel disease called Hirshsprung's Disease. Despite it's hard to spell name, the concept is pretty simple: I couldn’t poo.

  • Featured image for Remembering the Whisper Within
    Written by a Health Care Professional

    Remembering the Whisper Within

    By Amanda Curry | 

    Mic tap. Tap.. Tap tap.. tap.. I curiously look around a room that could be empty or packed full. …Overhead lights blinding my eyes. 'Is this thing on?'

  • Featured image for Rethinking Comfort in the Speculum Exam
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    Rethinking Comfort in the Speculum Exam

    By Dr. Emily Fitch | 

    Speculum exams are a vital part of women’s health care, but they’re often remembered with dread rather than comfort. Patients deserve agency, providers deserve better tools, and both deserve an exam experience that feels respectful. In this blog, Dr. Emily Fitch explores how comfort can be improved on both sides of the exam and how innovation is helping to reimagine the process.

  • Featured image for Menopause and vaginal health: The effects of low oestrogen and what to do about it
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    Menopause and vaginal health: The effects of low oestrogen and what to do about it

    By Sarah Henschel | 

    Menopause is a natural part of life, but it brings changes that aren’t always easy to talk about - especially vaginal health.

  • Featured image for Pregnancy-related Pelvic Girdle Pain: it is time to LEARN a NEW tune!
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    Pregnancy-related Pelvic Girdle Pain: it is time to LEARN a NEW tune!

    By Dr Sinéad Dufour | 

    Why do tunes get stuck in our head? We like the tune or maybe we just heard it recently! For the same reason, we get stuck into treatment patterns because they are comfortable and familiar.

  • Featured image for What does 'Success' really mean in pelvic organ prolapse surgery?
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    What does 'Success' really mean in pelvic organ prolapse surgery?

    By Margo Kwiatkowski | 

    When discussing surgery for pelvic organ prolapse (POP) with patients, the number one question I hear is: What is the success rate?

  • Featured image for Why pelvic pain isn’t all in your head — and what you can do about it
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    Why pelvic pain isn’t all in your head — and what you can do about it

    By Alex Frankham | 

    Pelvic pain is real, not 'all in your head.' Learn from a pelvic pain specialist physiotherapist in Jersey about causes, treatments, and evidence-based strategies to manage chronic pelvic pain.

  • Featured image for My journey with levator avulsion

    My journey with levator avulsion

    By Lyn Leger | 

    In 2017, I sustained injuries while giving birth to my first child. At the time, I knew things didn’t feel right. I went to see a few different medical and allied health professionals in the hope of someone telling me why I felt the way I did, but no-one did.

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