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Jean Hailes Women’s Health Week Champion 2022

We are delighted to introduce our first new #WomensHealthWeek champion for 2022, Kath Mazzella. A survivor of gynaecological cancer, Kath is a strong and passionate voice for an area of women’s health that is often ignored. Read Kath’s story here: https://www.womenshealthweek.com.au/champions/kath-mazzella
The Couch Interview – Progress GYN/Vulva cancer
Sanctuary of Ananda Event
Hot off the press. Catherine Wood has organised this wonderful event for all. Catherine’s work is very sensual which is part of my drive for women to understand the inner core of being a woman. For those that have followed me in the past it would be great to see you at this wonderful event to learn more about yourself and to share this imperative knowledge with your Mothers Sisters Daughters work colleagues, not to mention men and families.
Australian Nursing and Midwifery Conference Kath Mazzella OAM Keynote Speaker
I am honoured to present at the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Conference Keynote Speaker
https://www.nursingmidwiferyconference.com.au/keynote-speakers/ Kath Mazzella OAM 5th Australian Nursing & Midwifery Conference 2021 Riding the Waves of Change, Forging the Future: Nursing & Midwifery practice, research & education 6-7 May 2021, Newcastle,
International Gynaecological Awareness Day celebration – progress
Well what a lead up to the Gynaecological Awareness Day with momentum forging ahead. What’s most exciting was the collaboration with Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology acknowledging and sharing links of women’s issues.
“Today is International Gynaecological Awareness Day, and we’d like to highlight the emotional, social and psychological impacts of living with a gynaecological condition. Persistent pelvic pain, for instance, can have a profound impact on many aspects of life and functioning, affecting a woman’s identity, ability to be intimate and the capacity to have and care for children. Learn more with this O&G Mag article: https://www.ogmagazine.org.au/21/2-21/the-stigma-of-pain/ #IGAD
#IGAD While pain is part of our working lives, coping with distressed patients may seem overwhelming. This article provides suggestions to enhance and support your management of patients with chronic pain, anxiety and depression: https://www.ogmagazine.org.au/20/3-20/mental-health-and-pelvic-pain/
#IGAD Perinatal mental health difficulties related to depression, anxiety and trauma are more common than often thought. Such difficulties are likely to recur in other pregnancies, can become chronic and have long-term consequences for the mother, her infant and relationships with others: “https://www.ogmagazine.org.au/20/3-20/birth-trauma-and-post-traumatic-stress-disorder-ptsd/
People from around the world have also joined in the IGAD campaign. Please share this link to encourage others to celebrate #IGAD2020.
Undies for Better Understanding Workshop GYN Health
I am a gynaecological cancer survivor, recipient of 10 awards for my advocacy in lobbying for greater community education to help break down stigma, barriers and taboos. I encourage you to join the Undies for Better Understanding campaign and workshop to help share the importance of Gynaecological and related mental health issues as a voice for women. I am available to present to your community. Contact me for more information: kath.mazzella@bigpond.com
Australia Day Ambassador WA 2021
Its an honour to be invited to represent as an Ambassador on Australia Day . This is a wonderful opportunity to share my Gynaecological health message to the community. So may say this is not appropriate however this is why I won the award and Auspire encourage me to do so. I hope every body has a wonderful day.
- australiaday.org.au
- Share your Australia Day experience on social media using
- #AustraliaDay #ReflectRespectCelebrate #WeAreAllPartoftheStory #Auspiring





