Join our Cairns & Hinterland Facilitator for coffee. QENDOMeets are face-to-face support groups for anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS or infertility.

They’re a safe space to connect with others living with chronic pelvic pain; to learn about treatments and management strategies that have worked for others; to share stories and experiences, and to find emotional support in an empathetic setting, surrounded by people who truly understand what living with chronic pelvic pain and/or infertility is like.

Join Mackay Facilitator, Scout, for coffee. QENDOMeets are face-to-face support groups for anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS or infertility.

They’re a safe space to connect with others living with chronic pelvic pain; to learn about treatments and management strategies that have worked for others; to share stories and experiences, and to find emotional support in an empathetic setting, surrounded by people who truly understand what living with chronic pelvic pain and/or infertility is like.

Join Emma for a transformative online meditation and mudra workshop designed specifically for those living with endometriosis.

Having navigated her own journey with stage IV endometriosis, Emma brings both professional expertise and personal understanding to this space.

She will share the powerful mudra, breath and meditation techniques that have helped her manage symptoms, and cultivate a more positive mindset throughout her endometriosis journey.

This workshop offers a compassionate space to learn practical and simple techniques you can incorporate into daily life, empowering you to take an active role toward improved health.

About Emma:

Emma Wertheim is a Guringai/Sydney-based meditation, yoga, and sacred dance teacher, with a special interest in yoga mudras. Since 1995, she has been part of an esoteric school with origins in The Fourth Way movement, dedicated to cultivating stillness as a foundation for transformation in everyday life.

She is the author and artist behind Yoga Mudra Oracle, created in collaboration with husband, artist and writer Steve Denham. This project communicates the ancient wisdom and multi-dimensional benefits of yoga mudra hand postures.

As a graphic designer, intuitive digital artist, and photographer, her creative work is inspired by spirituality. Her work is featured on book covers, websites, greeting cards, and oracle decks, expressing a sense of peace and hope while reminding us of the ebb and flow of mystery woven through daily life.

Join Cairns Facilitator, Grace, for coffee. QENDOMeets are face-to-face support groups for anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS or infertility.

They’re a safe space to connect with others living with chronic pelvic pain; to learn about treatments and management strategies that have worked for others; to share stories and experiences, and to find emotional support in an empathetic setting, surrounded by people who truly understand what living with chronic pelvic pain and/or infertility is like.

Join QENDO’s Central Queensland Coordinator, Prue, in conversation with Sherree Cavanagh — Pelvic Physiotherapist at Movement Improvement Rockhampton — as they explore the important role of pelvic physiotherapy in supporting those with endometriosis.

📅 Date: Saturday, 19 July 2025
🕙 Time: 10:00 AM
📍 Location: Cocobrew Boardroom, Rockhampton

Join QENDO’s Metro North Peer Support Lead, Emily and Japanese Acupuncturist, Dr Ash Gordon as they explore the important role of acupuncturists in supporting those with endometriosis.

📅 Date: Monday, 14th July 2025
🕙 Time: 6.30pm to 7.30pm
📍 Location: Northgate Hall, Meeting Room

Join Townsville Facilitator, Kate, for lunch. QENDOMeets are face-to-face support groups for anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS or infertility.

They’re a safe space to connect with others living with chronic pelvic pain; to learn about treatments and management strategies that have worked for others; to share stories and experiences, and to find emotional support in an empathetic setting, surrounded by people who truly understand what living with chronic pelvic pain and/or infertility is like.

Join Mackay Facilitator, Scout, for coffee. QENDOMeets are face-to-face support groups for anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS or infertility.

They’re a safe space to connect with others living with chronic pelvic pain; to learn about treatments and management strategies that have worked for others; to share stories and experiences, and to find emotional support in an empathetic setting, surrounded by people who truly understand what living with chronic pelvic pain and/or infertility is like.

As the weather cools down here in Queensland, we’d love to keep the warmth going with support and connection. Join us for a special “Winter Edition” QENDO Meet!

This session will be hosted by our Connected Communities team members – Ash, Emily, and Roni.
Register now using the link below.

QENDOMeets are face-to-face support groups for anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS or infertility.

They’re a safe space to connect with others living with chronic pelvic pain; to learn about treatments and management strategies that have worked for others; to share stories and experiences, and to find emotional support in an empathetic setting, surrounded by people who truly understand what living with chronic pelvic pain and/or infertility is like.

Join West Moreton Facilitator Vicky for coffee. QENDOMeets are face-to-face support groups for anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS or infertility.

They’re a safe space to connect with others living with chronic pelvic pain; to learn about treatments and management strategies that have worked for others; to share stories and experiences, and to find emotional support in an empathetic setting, surrounded by people who truly understand what living with chronic pelvic pain and/or infertility is like.

Welcome to The Womb Room – an event like no other.

Hosted by Gold Coast Girls in Business and proudly sponsored by The Mentored Collective, this will be a sacred space for support, connection, and real conversation.

Join us on Saturday, 21st June from 12 PM at the Girls in Business HQ for a day dedicated to all women navigating infertility, endometriosis, PCOS, miscarriage, and all things womb-related.

This is more than an event — it’s a movement to break the silence, to build your network of support, and to remind you that you are never alone in your journey.

It’s time we built stronger circles of support.
It’s time we honoured the silent battles and the powerful strength so many carry every single day.

There will be guest speakers, beautiful moments, community connection, and a whole lot of heart.
Tickets will be affordable — because every woman deserves a space like this.

The Womb Room:
Where stories are shared.
Where strength is celebrated.
Where no woman stands alone.

We’re keeping ticket prices affordable because we want EVERY woman who needs this space to have access to it.

The Womb Room is ready to open its doors and open our hearts.

Join QENDO’s Melbourne Peer Support Lead, Andreea and Qualified Naturopath BHSc, Freya Lawler as they talk through Foundations First: Building Energy from Your Morning Meal.

Join us from the comfort of your own home as we bring this event to you via zoom.

Please register below.

No more guessing. Just a plan that works for you.

Our final free workshop — Workshop 3: Co-Creating a Personalised Health Navigation Plan — helps you build your own step-by-step care strategy so you can feel more prepared, less overwhelmed, and more supported.

This is the “what now?” and “what’s next?” guide you’ve been looking for.

You’ll get:

A personalised healthcare navigation plan

A flare-up guide: What to do, where to go, who to call

Guidance on local services, referrals, and free QENDO programs

Multilingual guidebooks and support tools

This session brings it all together — whether you’re managing endo, navigating chronic pain, or simply want to take charge of your healthcare journey.

Available online

This activity is supported by funding from the Australian Government through Brisbane South PHN.

Hour with QENDO: Your Rights in Health Care in the ACT

Join us for an insightful session with our Canberra Peer Support Lead, Jess, as we chat with the Health Care Consumers' Association (HCCA), the peak advocacy organisation for health consumers in the ACT. This session will explore your rights when it comes to health care in the ACT, ensuring you’re informed and empowered in your health journey.

Please add your email below to be emailed the link to the session.

💪 Your voice matters in healthcare.

But what happens when you don’t know what to say — or how to say it?

🎤 Our Workshop 2: Building Self-Advocacy in Healthcare is a free, practical session designed to help you speak up, ask the right questions, and feel more in control at every appointment.

You’ll learn:

🧠 The BRAINS decision-making framework

💬 Language tools for advocating with your doctor

📝 How to prepare for appointments and communicate chronic symptoms clearly

🤝 Tips for CALD communities and those managing complex conditions

🌍 Available in 9 languages

🎥 On-demand access

✨ Confidence isn’t just a feeling — it’s a skill. Let’s build it together.

This activity is supported by funding from the Australian Government through Brisbane South PHN.

🧭 Ever felt confused trying to navigate the healthcare system? You’re not alone — and we’re here to help.

Join us for Workshop 1: Understanding Your Rights and Options in Healthcare — a FREE online session created with our community, for our community.

✨ Learn:

✅ What your healthcare rights are in Australia

✅ How to use services like GPs, Urgent Care, and Minor Illness Clinics

✅ What FindCareFast.com.au is — and how to use it

✅ How to avoid long wait times and unnecessary emergency visits

💬 This workshop is perfect for anyone who’s ever walked away from an appointment feeling overwhelmed or unsure of their next step.

🗓 Available on-demand from July

🌍 Multilingual guidebook included

This activity is supported by funding from the Australian Government through Brisbane South PHN.

Hour with QENDO
Join QENDO CEO, Jess Taylor, as she sits down with Suzanne Nielsen from the Monash Addiction Research Centre to discuss the Opioid Safety Toolkit—a vital resource designed to support safer pain management and informed decision-making.

Monday, 2nd June 2025

Zoom Online

6.30pm to 7.30pm AEST

Professor Suzanne Nielsen (BPharmSc[Hons] PhD MPS) is a registered pharmacist and NHMRC Leadership Fellow with a strong focus on improving the safe and effective use of medicines for people living with chronic pain. Her research explores how to optimise pain management while minimising risks associated with prescription, over-the-counter, and emerging medications. She works closely with health professionals and policymakers to support evidence-based approaches to pain care and medication safety.  

Support QENDO Inc in the Brisbane Marathon Festival 2025

One of the most historic events on the Queensland running calendar, the Brisbane Marathon Festival has iconic resonance with the 1982 Commonwealth Games where the famed Robert de Castella was first across the line in a celebrated victory. This magnificent day embarked a running frenzy in Brisbane where the first official Brisbane Marathon was open to the public in 1992.

Date: Thursday 29th May 2025
Time: 6.30pm arrival for 7-8.30pm Panel discussion
Place: YMCA Cannon Hill Community Centre, 18 Lang St, Cannon Hill

Guest Panelists include:

Renee Rankin, President of QENDO & CEO of Pelvic Pain Foundation

Dr Carmen Main, Local GP

Desi Carlos, Principal Dietitian and Founder, Tree of Life Nutrition

Alexandra Diggles, Founder & Specialist Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, Pelviology

Wrap up the World Congress on Endometriosis by joining the QENDO Operations Team – Jess, Ash, and Nik – for an informal dinner at Pumphouse. This is a wonderful opportunity to connect, debrief, and share reflections with others who are equally passionate about improving the lives of those affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS, and pelvic pain.

Date: 24th May 2025
Time: 6pm
Location: Pumphouse, Darling Harbour

Please register to secure your spot at the table. While this is a casual, pay-your-own-way dinner, your RSVP helps us plan and ensure there's room for everyone.

We’d love to see you there – your voice matters.