Vagenius on tour - Aotearoa to Garamilla

Drawn like a magnet to the name 'Vagenius', they saw our exhibitor's booth and stayed a while....

It's getting hot in here - Menopause focus for General Practitioner Weekend

GPs pack into a morning exercise session with Rachel Andrew, Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, Founder of Pelvic Physio and Co Founder of Vagenius Training, at a weekend of training run by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. The theme of menopause drew a big group of interested GPs through the doors of Ratho Farm in Bothwell, lutruwita/Tasmania.

Approvals keep on coming - Go Vagenius!

We are hitting the right chords with our Women's Health learning. Our Persistent Pelvic Pain - Leadership in Care course, now meets the standards set by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Gynaecologists (RANZCOG). It already meets the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) Women's Health specific activity requirements for specialist GPs.

Dr Emily Ware talks about her passion - Women's Health

Hobart Magazine finds out what drives Dr Emily Ware to be so passionate about her work as a Women's Health GP. Caring for women across all life stages and working as part of a Women's Health Practice with other clinicians, she focuses on holistic care for her patients. Dr Ware was recently featured on ABC news. Find out more about her in the magazine's full article.

GPs are key in leading this change for women

Take 1m 50s to watch this ABC News item about Pelvic Pain - empowering GPs to lead the way.

ABC News - empowering GPs in persistent pelvic pain

In this latest ABC news special by Selina Ross, hear from Dr Louise Richardson-Self, who was diagnosed with endometriosis and adenomyosis at age 33. Dr Richardson-Self hopes the new Vagenius Training course for GPs, will ultimately help other women and girls.

Endometriosis Ambassador gets to the heart of the matter

In this week's episode of iHeart Tassie, Olivia Hicks looks at persistent pelvic pain, and a new training program that is helping Tasmanian GPs learn more about how to identify and treat related conditions. Olivia an Endo Australia Ambassador, opened the launch of the new course in Hobart where she was excited about the potential of the course for GPs, 'This learning for GPs is vital. It's the missing element for patients who are looking for treatment and self management strategies for persistent pelvic pain.'

EndoZone welcomes Vagenius

EndoZone is the 'go to' website for clinicians and patients to find out more about Endometriosis and Adenomyosis. Vagenius Training was approved by EndoZone's Advisory Board and added this week to its resources page. Due to its recently recognised standard of training, just released to support GPs EndoZone want to partner with Vagenius on related pelvic health courses. Their latest course; 'Persistent Pelvic Pain - GP as Team Leader' can be found by GPs who visit the EndoZone site.

Early, early morning with Ryk Goddard

Ryk Goddard understands why GPs must be upskilled to treat and manage persistent pelvic pain and endometriosis. Dr Emily Ware and Rachel Andrew, Pelvic Health Physio, chat to Ryk about their new Persistent Pelvic Pain course.

GPs want to learn, patients want them to learn. Let's do it!

It's live! 'Persistent Pelvic Pain - GP as Team Leader', launches in Endometriosis Awareness month. Olivia Hicks, Ambassador for Endometriosis Australia, opened an event in Hobart, to mark the occasion. This comprehensive, trauma informed, inclusive, immediately applicable, eLearning course, is accessible to GPs across Australia.

It's time to find a Vagenius GP

A submission to the Australian Government, by Vagenius Training Co Founders Rachel Andrew and Colette McKiernan, sets the stage for high quality learning around Women's Pelvic Health for General Practitioners.

Vagenius Training releases its persistent pelvic pain online course

Cup of tea? Forty South goes down under

Forty South is all about Lutruwita/Tasmania. Rachel and Colette love working and living here. Journalist Sonia Strong, gets more than she bargained for, when she talked to Founders of Vagenius Training, Rachel and Colette. At least Sonia had a cup of tea from the pot, kept warm with the vulva tea cosy, crocheted by Rachel's mum.

What do you need to know? A session with GPs about persistent pelvic pain

Pelvic Physio, Rachel Andrew, chats to Hannah and Emma, Baby Brain podcast creators

Baby Brain podcast talks about pre and post baby pelvic health, with Rachel Andrew, pelvic health physiotherapist.

ABC Hobart - the clitoris was discovered when?

Clinician to clinician, online learning for GPs, is making an impact with its first pelvic health course.

Rachel Andrew interviewed for Hobart Magazine

This issue of Hobart magazine features the newly launched online clinician to clinician learning platform, Vagenius Training. Founder Rachel Andrew talks about the Pelvic Health revolution and a partnership with GPs to ensure quality, life changing health care for women.

Triple M interview Founders of Vagenius Training

Let's talk about the pelvic floor, vulvas and why women are telling their stories.