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You don’t have to push through. You don’t have to pretend everything is okay when it isn’t. And you definitely don’t hav...
05/09/2025

You don’t have to push through.

You don’t have to pretend everything is okay when it isn’t.

And you definitely don’t have to be ashamed to ask for support when you need it.

Today, we’re saying yes to prioritising your mental health, and saying no to silencing what your mind and body are trying to tell you.

Conditions like anxiety, depression, and PMDD are all valid – and they deserve care, not dismissal.

Whether your symptoms are constant or cycle-related, subtle or overwhelming, you deserve support that actually helps you feel better.

Because being kind to your mind is never selfish – it’s essential 🌼

Learn more: https://hubs.li/Q03H0kgB0

Being heard in healthcare isn’t a privilege, it’s a right. Yet too often, women and gender-diverse people are left waiti...
04/09/2025

Being heard in healthcare isn’t a privilege, it’s a right.

Yet too often, women and gender-diverse people are left waiting longer, misdiagnosed, or dismissed altogether.

Advocacy can change that. Asking questions, seeking second opinions, pushing for answers, or joining movements can mean the difference between years of frustration and getting the care you deserve.

At Hazel, we’re here to back you up. We're here to make sure your voice is part of every step in your health journey. We're here for you 💛

Want to learn more about why being heard matters, and how advocacy can change not only your health but the system itself? Click the link to read our latest article: https://hubs.ly/Q03GQTqn0

Every check matters, and this Women's Health Week, we’re saying yes to regular, preventative care from practitioners who...
02/09/2025

Every check matters, and this Women's Health Week, we’re saying yes to regular, preventative care from practitioners who help you feel seen.

Why? Because you don’t have to wait until something feels wrong to prioritise your health.

This is your reminder that every check matters, from the small ones, to the regular ones, to the just-in-case ones.

Your body deserves to be cared for consistently, not just when it’s in crisis. So say yes to preventative care. Say yes to routine check ups. Say yes to extra testing when something feels off.

At Hazel, we make space for all of it. The big questions, the quiet symptoms, the gut feelings. And it all starts with our team of Women’s Health experts who actually listen.

Click the link to book when you're ready 💛 We’re here when you are: https://hubs.li/Q03GqDPl0

You're not being dramatic. You're not overreacting. You’re not imagining it. Your voice deserves to be heard in every he...
02/09/2025

You're not being dramatic.

You're not overreacting.

You’re not imagining it.

Your voice deserves to be heard in every health appointment, no matter the topic, symptom, or stage of life you’re in.

This Women’s Health Week, we’re encouraging you to say yes to YOU by advocating for your health. Because saying yes to you means standing up for what your body needs, and refusing to settle for less.

At Hazel, we’re here to listen, support, and empower you to take the lead in your care. Always.

Save this post for later, or share it with someone who needs to hear it 💌

Learn more about how Hazel can help you say YES here: https://hubs.li/Q03GpC2V0

Women's Health Week is officially here, and it's time to "say yes to you" 💛This week, we're all saying yes to something ...
01/09/2025

Women's Health Week is officially here, and it's time to "say yes to you" 💛

This week, we're all saying yes to something – and we want to know: What are you saying yes to?

Whether it’s rest, reflection, advocacy, answers, or being truly heard, your yes deserves to be voiced and celebrated.

Share your "yes" to in our interactive word cloud and see what members of the Hazel community are standing for this Women's Health Week: https://hubs.li/Q03GjYcT0

The latest Australian guidelines mark an important shift in how endometriosis is diagnosed and managed – and for the 1 i...
25/06/2025

The latest Australian guidelines mark an important shift in how endometriosis is diagnosed and managed – and for the 1 in 7 women and AFAB folks living with this condition, that's big news.
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Here’s what’s changing:
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✨ Surgery is no longer the only way to get a diagnosis
💡 Alternative tools like transvaginal ultrasounds are now in (but as we know, not everything works for everyone, so it's important to discuss this with your doctor)
🧠 Care is becoming more holistic (finally!). Think hormonal support, pelvic physio, lifestyle changes, mental health care and natural therapies
🤝 Multidisciplinary support is being prioritised, meaning more specialists working with each other, and with you

​Yes, diagnosis delays have halved, but six years is still six years too long.
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At Hazel, we know the toll this journey takes. The pain. The waiting. The feeling of not being taken seriously. That’s why we’re committed to offering care that listens, adapts, and puts you at the centre.
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You deserve informed, compassionate and accessible care at every step of your endometriosis journey.
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Tap the link to read more from Dr Magdalena Simonis via The Australian: https://hubs.li/Q03tvRgH0

They sound similar. They feel similar. And sometimes, they even get confused with each other — by doctors, Google, and e...
11/06/2025

They sound similar. They feel similar. And sometimes, they even get confused with each other — by doctors, Google, and even our own bodies.

But adenomyosis and endometriosis aren’t the same — and understanding the difference can be a game-changer when it comes to getting the care and support you need.

Endo and Adeno are both common culprits behind heavy, painful periods and chronic pelvic pain — but here’s where they part ways:
💡 Around 200 million women and people assigned female at birth live with either adenomyosis or endometriosis around the world
💡 Both involve endometrial-like tissue growing where it shouldn’t — but how and where it grows is very different
💡 Endo often starts early (sometimes from teens), while adeno typically shows up in your 30s or 40s

✨ We’ve broken it all down in our latest article — minus the jargon, plus a whole lot of clarity. Because understanding your body shouldn’t be so complicated.

Click here for the full lowdown: https://hubs.li/Q03rC7Ww0

If you’re ready to stop being ignored and ready to start being heard, our team of Hazel doctors are here to support you ...
19/03/2024

If you’re ready to stop being ignored and ready to start being heard, our team of Hazel doctors are here to support you on your journey.

You won’t find any one-size fits-all approaches to endo here, nor will you have to encounter any dismissive docs. What will you find instead? A dedicated group of professionals who are team you, and work with you (and each other) to help manage your pain in a way that works best for you. We're here to listen to you, and give you the answers and care that you deserve.

Remember, the best treatment plan for endometriosis is the treatment plan that works best for YOU 👏

https://hubs.li/Q02pWdX30

Hot tip: your endo friends aren't always on the lookout for advice or feedback. Sometimes, just having someone listen is...
15/03/2024

Hot tip: your endo friends aren't always on the lookout for advice or feedback. Sometimes, just having someone listen is enough.

Save this post as a reminder (or send it to someone who needs it)🤫💛

The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) has revealed that 1 in 7 women are estimated to have endometriosis...
29/02/2024

The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) has revealed that 1 in 7 women are estimated to have endometriosis 🎗️

If you aren't living with endo, chances are that someone in your cirlce is. This we're spreading awareness of this condition – not only for our , but for those of you who are:

💛 Working towards receiving a diagnosis
💛 Wanting to support a loved one with endo
💛 Trying to make sense of your pain
💛 Keen to learn more about this condition

Find out how Hazel can help below 👇
https://hubs.li/Q02mGpgc0

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