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Jean Hailes Womens Health Week – Colposcopy Clinic Intern. GYN Day join forces

Check this out from Jean Hailes Women’s Health week which includes our celebration in the West with Gynaecologist Alison Garvin who sees the vision in joining with JHWHW and ‪#‎undiesforbetterunderstanding campaign. The undies quilt even got a look  in JHWHW roundup video https://player.vimeo.com/video/142439601?autoplay=true YAY to Jean Hailes WHW. Let’s all start planning for September 2016

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Promoting Fremantle Subiaco area GYN Awareness Day 10 September 2015

Spent the day distributing around Subiaco and Fremantle promoting #Undies for Better Understanding – GYN Awareness Day and #Jean Hailes for Women’s Health Week. Was so pleased to see the International GYN Awareness Day flyer on reception desk promoting IGAD at Fremantle Womens Health. Word truly is getting around. Much thanks to Tony for being so patient and finding car parks for me.

Fremantle distributing flyers IGAD 2015
Fremantle distributing flyers IGAD 2015

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Elephant in the Room meeting – Women’s Health Week Jean Hailes

It was a great honour to organise a meeting with Lisa Scaffidi: Hon. Perth Lord Mayor, Janet Micklemore AM Dir. Jean Hailes Womens Health – Melbourne, Robyn Cain  Pres. Soroptimist: Helena Valley, Terri Barrett: King Edward Memorial Hospital (Acting Exect. Dir.: Ros Terri Barrett: King Edward Memorial Hospital, (Acting Executive Director Midwifery, Nursing and Patient Support Services Women & Newborn Health Services, Ros Worthington OAM WA Community Citizen of Year 2015 where all agreed to support Women’s Health Week.

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National Rural Womens Coalition – K Mazzella Webinar Thursday 9 July

http://nrwc.com.au/Projects/ACuppaWith.aspx

A Cuppa With…

A Cuppa With………… Kath Mazzella OAM

 

Want to be inspired and to join in discussions with other like-minded rural women…without having to leave home?

 

Not So Secret Women’s Business

A Cuppa With……..Kath Mazzella

What every rural woman needs to know about women’s health – including how to be armed with information to make smart choices about your own body and how to assist your daughter in managing her health and wellbeing.

Using humour and a personable approach about what has been a historically ‘taboo’ subject, Kath Mazzella will deliver a powerful presentation that you won’t want to miss.

Sharing her own personal journey, Kath will bring to light important women’s health information that could be life changing for you and your family.

About Kath Mazzella

Cancer survivor and advocate on women’s health, Kath Mazzella is a passionate about better awareness and treatment of women’s gynaecological, sexual and related mental health conditions. After her having radical gynaecological surgery to remove cancer, Kath Mazzella discovered how little women knew and talked about conditions “down there”, and how many women were suffering in silence.

This empowered Kath to go on a journey, together with her husband Tony, promoting this very worthwhile and necessary message, extending it beyond the education of women, to also reach the men that surround their worlds. Kath has received over thirteen awards in the area of raising awareness for women’s gynaecological health and in 2009 she was awarded an Order of Australia Medal for her service of the community through raising the profile of gynaecological health. Kath was inducted into the 100 WA [Western Australia] Hall of Fame.

“People probably don’t realise that the woman sitting next to them on the bus, the train, in their office, or at the doctor’s surgery may have some kind of gynaecological, sexual or related mental health condition that she is having to daily manage. They probably don’t realise that it is not only affecting her, but also every person in her immediate circle of influence, and that the cost to the community can be very high, especially if the condition remains undiagnosed or is diagnosed too late”—Kath Mazzella

 

This is a FREE webinar event.

Event:      A Cuppa With….Kath Mazzella
Topic:      
Not So Secret Women’s Business – live collaborative discussion
Date:       Thursday 9th July 2015
Time:       7.45 pm for a 8.00 pm start until 9.30pm AEST*
AEST – Australian Eastern Standard Time =7.45pm QLD, NSW, ACT, TAS; 8.15 pm SA, 7.15 pm NT and 5.45 pm WA

To Register  and Download the Software
Email: projects@nrwc.com.au

About A Cuppa With………………
A Cuppa With™………… is our free monthly inspirational webinar series for women living in rural, regional and remote Australia. The webinar technology is used by universities and other educational institutions and allows for open collaboration. A reliable internet connection is required, however some satellite services will support the program. The webinars are 1 hour in duration. Log on at 7.15pm AEST to network. Contact us to register and to download the software.

…pour yourself a cuppa and settle in for a great night!

Jean Hailes Womens Health Week 7-11 September 2015 – No more Elephants in the Room

No more Elephants in the Room

Why don’t you join me in joining forces with Jean Hailes Womens Health Week 7-11 September 2015. Theme No more Elephants in the Room  No more Elephants in the Room

No more Elephants in the Room

No more elephants! Let’s talk http://www.womenshealthweek.com.au/about     https://jeanhailes.org.au

“Jean Hailes is Australia’s leading and most trusted women’s health organisation is launching their new campaign. We believe in physical and emotional health and wellbeing for all women in Australia throughout their lives.”

It is time to get rid of the Elephant in the Room and get talking about women’s health. Women can be good talkers, but when it comes to health, we often don’t take the time to ask questions, seek out credible information and work on a sound plan of action. So what does the odd saying mean?. There is a problem or difficult situation that is obvious, but nobody wants to talk about it.

WHAT DO WOMEN WANT TO KNOW? Over 3300 women and health professionals completed a Jean Hailes survey telling them what women worry about and what health information they would like to hear about. 2015 Women’s Health Week will focus on what women want to know about their health:

  • Monday             – What do women want to talk about?
  • Tuesday            – Myths: what have you heard?
  • Wednesday      – Silent topics: what’s not being talked about?
  • Thursday           – Ask someone: who & what to ask
  • Friday                 – Now what? Tell us your pledge
  • If you are new to Women’s Health Week make sure you are registered so they can  keep you in the loop for the 2015 event. Join this free online event with a host of women’s health experts and celebrity ambassadors. Each day discover different articles, videos, podcasts, recipes, tools and more.

 

National Rural Women’s Coalition – Kath Mazzella OAM Webinar 9 July 2015

A Cuppa With…

A Cuppa With………… Kath Mazzella OAM

 

Want to be inspired and to join in discussions with other like-minded rural women…without having to leave home?

 

Not So Secret Women’s Business

A Cuppa With……..Kath Mazzella

What every rural woman needs to know about women’s health – including how to be armed with information to make smart choices about your own body and how to assist your daughter in managing her health and wellbeing.

Using humour and a personable approach about what has been a historically ‘taboo’ subject, Kath Mazzella will deliver a powerful presentation that you won’t want to miss.

Sharing her own personal journey, Kath will bring to light important women’s health information that could be life changing for you and your family.

About Kath Mazzella

Cancer survivor and advocate on women’s health, Kath Mazzella is a passionate about better awareness and treatment of women’s gynaecological, sexual and related mental health conditions. After her having radical gynaecological surgery to remove cancer, Kath Mazzella discovered how little women knew and talked about conditions “down there”, and how many women were suffering in silence.

This empowered Kath to go on a journey, together with her husband Tony, promoting this very worthwhile and necessary message, extending it beyond the education of women, to also reach the men that surround their worlds. Kath has received over thirteen awards in the area of raising awareness for women’s gynaecological health and in 2009 she was awarded an Order of Australia Medal for her service of the community through raising the profile of gynaecological health. Kath was inducted into the 100 WA [Western Australia] Hall of Fame.

“People probably don’t realise that the woman sitting next to them on the bus, the train, in their office, or at the doctor’s surgery may have some kind of gynaecological, sexual or related mental health condition that she is having to daily manage. They probably don’t realise that it is not only affecting her, but also every person in her immediate circle of influence, and that the cost to the community can be very high, especially if the condition remains undiagnosed or is diagnosed too late”—Kath Mazzella

 

This is a FREE webinar event.

Event:      A Cuppa With….Kath Mazzella
Topic:      
Not So Secret Women’s Business – live collaborative discussion
Date:       Thursday 9th July 2015
Time:       7.45 pm for a 8.00 pm start until 9.30pm AEST*
AEST – Australian Eastern Standard Time =7.45pm QLD, NSW, ACT, TAS; 8.15 pm SA, 7.15 pm NT and 5.45 pm WA

To Register  and Download the Software
Email: projects@nrwc.com.au

About A Cuppa With………………
A Cuppa With™………… is our free monthly inspirational webinar series for women living in rural, regional and remote Australia. The webinar technology is used by universities and other educational institutions and allows for open collaboration. A reliable internet connection is required, however some satellite services will support the program. The webinars are 1 hour in duration. Log on at 7.15pm AEST to network. Contact us to register and to download the software.

…pour yourself a cuppa and settle in for a great night!