Upcoming Events
PPV Symposium 2024
Join PPV for our Biennial Symposium on Pelvic Pain here in Melbourne!
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Keynote Speakers including
Dr Peta Wright, Gynaecologist and author of Healing Pelvic Pain
Assoc Prof Susan Evans, Gynaecologist, Researcher and Pain Physician
Assoc Prof Helena Frawley, Researcher and Specialist Pelvic Health Physiotherapist
And an interactive 'Explain Pelvic Pain' workshop
And many more multi-disciplinary presentations
*Full program released early October
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8:00 am Registration
8:30 am Symposium Welcome
4:30 pm Symposium Closing
5:00 pm Social Networking event
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9:00 am Symposium opens
3:30 pm Symposium closes
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RACGP, 100 Wellington Parade, East Melbourne
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Join us at The Tippler and Co for some nibbles and drinks. From 5pm onwards, only a short walk from the venue
RSVP required for catering purposes
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General Admission $600
Allied Health/Nursing $500
Students $400
Tickets include:
Two-day program of speakers
Morning tea, Lunch, afternoon tea for both days
All tickets include the social networking event, RSVP and dietaries required
Save 25% on event tickets when you sign up to be a PPV member today!
*Members may only purchase one ticket with their membership discount code
Politics In Pelvic Pain
Location: Graduate House, 220 Leicester Street, Carlton, Victoria, 3053
Time: 6pm - 9.30pm (6.30pm start)
Be in the room where it happens!
Let's seize this once-in-a-generation opportunity to contribute positively to the ongoing management and care for those with Pelvic Pain. Help us change the narrative!
Join PPV for a roundtable event discussing all things Pelvic Pain, Endometriosis and Womens Pain Inquiry.
Pelvic Pain Victoria is hosting a sector-wide roundtable strategy session. We want to know what is done well, what isn’t done so well and what solutions can we come up with to improve care in this area. We welcome all policy makers, consumers, organisations, researchers, and clinicians working in the endometriosis and pelvic pain space.
This is a solutions focused event, so come ready to think and share your thoughts, ideas and solutions.
At the conclusion of this event we hope to have developed solutions and informed a list of priorities for the pelvic pain sector in Victoria that we can all work towards.
We want to drive and inform change in this space to improve the care of those living with endometriosis and pelvic pain. We hope this sector-wide discussion can inform and inspire your submissions into the Women’s Pain inquiry.
The outcome of this the event will be a formal group submission for the Women’s Pain Enquiry from Pelvic Pain Victoria.
Sign up for this event today to have your name on the list of contributors!
Pelvic Pain Victoria will send an agenda to those registered prior to the event
A summary of findings will be sent to those who attend
Location: Graduate House, 220 Leicester Street, Carlton, Victoria, 3053
Time: 6pm - 9.30pm (6.30pm start)
Dinner and desert included. Alcohol at bar prices.
Limited free parking onsite for ticket holders. This venue was chosen for its excellent location, including ample access to public transportation. We also encourage carpooling.
If you cannot attend but wish to share your ideas, please use the link below to fill out a survey. The answers will be discussed on the evening.
Pelvic Pain Meeting Geelong
We are excited to present our second meeting for 2023, meeting on Wathurong country by the shores of Corio Bay.
Associate Professor Helena Frawley is world renowned researcher in Pelvic physiotherapy and pelvic floor dysfunction. The talk she will present is based on her well received plenary presentation at the World Congress of Endometriosis, in May 2023.
“The Latest and Greatest”
Our Multidisciplinary Panel have reviewed research and recent meetings to bring you their ‘pick of the crop’ There will be something for everyone with presentations by physiotherapist, pain specialists, psychologist and general practitioners.
There will be morning tea between the two sessions, with a healthy buffet lunch to follow providing plenty of time to talk and meet people working in the field.
May Evening Dinner
Pelvic Pain Victoria is excited to announce our first educational meeting for 2023. Join us for dinner and hear speakers discussing Management Approaches to Sexual Pain
Speakers:
Professor Natalie Rosen, PhD, Clinical Psychologist.
Director, Couples & Sexual Health Research, Dalhousie University, Canada
Dr. Laura Chapman, Specialist Women’s Health GP Collingwood Medical