Endometriosis and pelvic pain care at Each

Before you begin

Step 1: Reach out to our clinic

You don't need a GP referral to access our services. If you're experiencing symptoms like severe period pain, bloating, pain during sex or ongoing pelvic pain, you can contact our clinic directly to book an appointment.

Step 2: Your initial triage call

After you contact us, one of our nurses will call you for a comprehensive discussion about your health history. This important conversation helps us understand your symptoms and concerns before you come in for your first in-person appointment.

Following your triage call, we'll send you a welcome SMS with a link to a short online survey. This helps our team further understand what matters most to you before your visit.

Your clinic experience

Step 3: Initial consultation

At your first appointment, you'll meet with one of our specialist GPs who will:

• discuss your symptoms and health history in detail
• perform a medical examination if appropriate
• work toward a provisional diagnosis
• arrange any tests or investigations needed.

Step 4: Review and planning

After your test results are available, you'll return for a follow-up appointment where we'll:

• go through your results together
• discuss possible causes of your pain
• develop a personalised care plan.

You'll also meet with one of our nurses who will provide resources and guide you through next steps.

Step 5: Your care team

Based on your needs, your care team may include:

• a pelvic physiotherapist for muscle function and pain management
• a psychologist for mental health support and pain education
• a dietitian to explore how nutrition might help your symptoms.

We'll check in regularly to monitor your progress and adjust your care plan as needed.

Useful resources

Understanding chronic pain

Pain is complex. These short videos explain pain science in clear, helpful ways:

1. Understanding pain in less than 5 minutes
2. Tame the beast: It’s time to rethink persistent pain

Information and support

These trusted organisations provide quality information about endometriosis and pelvic pain.

1. Endometriosis Australia – Research, information and community support
2. EndoZone – Educational resources and lived experience stories
3. Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia – Comprehensive information on all types of pelvic pain

We're here for you

Living with pelvic pain can be challenging but you don't have to manage alone. Our team will work alongside you to find strategies that help improve your quality of life.

Your experiences and input are central to your care plan, and we're committed to supporting you every step of the way.