Pelvic pain is one of the most common and most under-served presentations in practice.

It cuts across the gut, the bladder, the reproductive system, and the nervous system, and patients often arrive having already cycled through specialists, scans, and dead ends without a clear answer or a plan they trust.

Dr. Alecia Macrow of Thrive Family Practice joins us to talk through how she approaches these patients in practice, and where a gut-brain lens can change the conversation for those whose symptoms don't fit a single diagnosis.

If you regularly see patients whose pain sits across several systems, this session is about giving you a clearer, more confident starting point.

A practical way to think about pelvic pain that doesn't fit a single diagnosis

Where a gut-brain approach can fit alongside other management

How to keep patients engaged and hopeful when there isn't a single quick fix

5 August
West Coast US/Canada: 3.30pm PT
East Coast US/Canada: 6.30pm ET

Can't make it live? Register anyway and we'll send you both the recording and the podcast of the session, so you can watch or listen however suits you.

This session will be released on the Gut-Brain Therapy podcast on Spotify, YouTube Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music. 

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This session is designed for gastroenterologists, GPs and primary care physicians, APPs, dietitians, nutritionists, physiotherapists, and other clinicians managing functional GI presentations.

Dr Alecia Macrow is a GP and the founder of Thrive Family Practice in Glenelg South, South Australia. Alongside her general practice qualification, she has additional training across women's health, sexual health, menopause and contraception, ADHD, hypermobility, obesity management, dermatology and skin cancer medicine. Her clinical interests include pelvic pain, endometriosis, insulin resistance, diabetes, men's health and mental health, and she has a particular focus on prevention and long-term wellbeing. She also holds a Graduate Diploma in Scientific Communication from the Australian National University and has completed further training in health coaching and motivational interviewing. She built Thrive around a team-based model with the patient at the centre.

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Making sense of pelvic pain: A gut-brain lens on a complex presentation