51% of people on the planet will menstruate...but many will have menstrual- related issues & problems from dysmenorrhea to mennorhagia to polycystic ovaries to fertility concerns * What's normal when it comes to menstruation? * What is the role of a Biopsychosocial, Lifestyle & Whole Person Pelvic Rehab Approach? *Is there evidence to support the role of manual therapy, movement, mindfulness and meal planning? (yes!) * We'll start with a review of female reproductive anatomy & physiology, * How can we screen for/manage dysmenorrhea, amennorhea, menorrhagia, oligomennorhea and more... *Recognising & addressing REDs, PCOS, Fibroids and more...including the Contraception Conversation *And...who is supporting the young/nulliparous Female Athlete through all of this? *How can we normalise the pelvic health conversation around bladder, bowel, sexual & pelvic pain? *What about sexual health? Dyspareunia? Recognising signs/symptoms of STI's? Welcome Aboard for all the answers...