Build your teams expertise
Clinical Education in Women's Health
Our sessions with Esme are designed to provide healthcare professionals with the latest insights, evidence-based practices, and practical skills to excel in the ever-evolving field of women's health. Presentations offer a comprehensive overview of women's health topics -with Women's Health Expert & Accredited Exercise Physiologist Esme Soan & Elisha Bunch.
Write your awesome label here.
Enhance your team's knowledge & expertise with our clinical education in women's health. 1.5 hour inservice.
Learn more with us, to discuss -
-
x Exercise & Endometriosis, and how to work with patients with making a plan around cyclic pain
-
x RED-S, the menstrual cycle and how to use period tracking with your women's sporting team
-
x Exercise for management of MSK concerns in pregnancy, and options for exercise modification
-
x DRAM assessment, and rehabilitation techniques, practical options for working with your postnatal clients
Esme Soan
Esme has worked as an Accredited Exercise Physiologist with a Women’s Health focus as part of multidisciplinary teams, and owns & works in her own clinic, Pear Exercise Physiology in Brisbane.
As co-director of The Women's Health Collective she is passionate about learning & teaching more in Women's Health. Esme is the ESSA Women’s Health Media Expert and has taught in the women’s health and exercise prescription space for ESSA, NSW Health, Sports Medicine Australia, ACU and The Women’s Health Collective.
As co-director of The Women's Health Collective she is passionate about learning & teaching more in Women's Health. Esme is the ESSA Women’s Health Media Expert and has taught in the women’s health and exercise prescription space for ESSA, NSW Health, Sports Medicine Australia, ACU and The Women’s Health Collective.
“I love teaching, and seeing teams grow in their confidence to support clients in the womens health space.”
Esme
Women's Health Media Expert & AEP
Book here at our Calendly - if you are looking for a particular time or day, please don't hesitate to email us
hello@thewomenshealthcollective.com
hello@thewomenshealthcollective.com
The WHC acknowledges the Turrbal and Jagera people of the First Nation as the Traditional Custodians of Meanjin (Brisbane). They have resided here long before us and possess valuable traditional wisdom and healthcare knowledge. Our office is situated on their lands, where we gather, work, and learn.
Copyright © 2024
Copyright © 2024
Created with
