Mentorship & Mastery – Women’s Health- Sydney
4 September @ 6:00 pm - 9:30 pm AEST
Free
Come learn about the 5th vital sign: the menstrual cycle.
This session walks through what a normal cycle actually looks like — the hormonal shifts driving it month to month, and what changes are worth flagging versus what’s within normal range.
From there we cover period pain: the four drivers behind dysmenorrhoea, and why “painful” isn’t the same as “normal.” You’ll leave with hands-on palpation skills for the pelvis and uterus, plus practical tips and tricks for bringing this into client conversations. Periods are normal. Pain is not.
Time: 6:00pm to 9:30pm
Venue: The Ranch Hotel – 108 Herring Rd, North Ryde, NSW
Our speakers
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- Dr Janine Kinahan
- Biography
Dr Janine Kinahan is a chiropractor who has spent her career focusing on her passion: bringing high-level paediatric and women’s health chiropractic to families who wouldn’t otherwise have access to it. A CMCC graduate (2005), she holds three postgraduate diplomates — in Clinical Women’s Health, Chiropractic Neurodevelopmental Paediatrics, and ICPA Paediatrics.
Janine has taught and lectured in paediatric chiropractic both nationally and internationally and has been part of the SOT teaching faculty since 2010. She runs 2 rural clinics and is currently practicing in Bathurst, NSW.
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- Dr Luke Ross
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Dr Luke Ross is a Chiropractor who splits his time between private practice and teaching at Macquarie University.
Luke has taken an interest in Women’s health after seeing family, friends and patients collective experience of poor management and understanding. Luke now seeks to improve anyone and everyone’s understanding of the menstrual cycle, because periods are normal, painful periods are not.
