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Endometriosis and fertility can be a complex journey, often bringing feelings of uncertainty, fear, frustration, hope and pressure. This resource, developed by fertility and endometriosis specialists, provides evidence-informed information to help people living with endometriosis, their whānau and health professionals better understand the relationship between endometriosis and fertility, what to expect, and the options available.
This resource explores the emotional and psychological effects of endometriosis, acknowledging the significant mental health challenges that often accompany the condition. It offers evidence-informed strategies to support emotional resilience, reduce isolation, and improve quality of life. It is designed for those with a confirmed or suspected diagnosis, or anyone experiencing symptoms, and responds to a clear need for holistic care that goes beyond physical treatment.
This introductory pamphlet provides clear, accessible information for individuals who are newly navigating the realities of endometriosis; whether for themselves or a loved one. This resource outlines what the condition is, what steps to take next, and where to find support. It is often the first point of contact for many, offering reassurance and direction at a time of uncertainty, and serving as a gateway to further care and resources.
A practical, easy-to-understand guide for individuals preparing for laparoscopy, a common procedure in the diagnosis and management of endometriosis.
The resource includes information about what to expect, how to prepare, recovery tips, and post-operative guidance. It aims to reduce anxiety, improve recovery outcomes, and ensure people feel informed and empowered throughout the surgical process.
A comprehensive guide to navigating endometriosis in a professional setting. Whether you have a confirmed diagnosis, suspected endometriosis, or experiencing common symptoms, this booklet is designed to provide effective strategies for management. Recognising the challenges that may be faced when living with this condition, especially in a workplace context, our guide is committed to offering support to all employees in Aotearoa.
This resource equips readers with the tools to support individuals dealing with endometriosis or its symptoms at work. Whether you hold the roles of employer, manager, human resources staff, or is a colleague, workmate, or business partner working alongside someone facing this condition, this guide aims to empower you as a supporter. It offers insights into understanding the condition, its potential impact on an employee, and ways to help individuals thrive in the workplace while managing endometriosis.
This template is to guide change-makers in the workplace, including; HR staff, business owners, senior leadership and management staff. The workplace policy for endometriosis is a formal document that outlines specific structures, rules or procedures related to creating an “endometriosis friendly workplace”.
This is a formal document that sets clear expectations, responsibilities, and guidelines for individuals who influence policy change and culture. Included is a guide to implementing and a downloadable policy template.
Available to download for free. If your work, school, or organisation would like to order printed copies of any of our resources, please email: info@nzendo.org.nz.
