04/03/2026
With an interdisciplinary team and a holistic, biopsychosocial approach, our Endometriosis & Pelvic Pain Interdisciplinary Clinical Service (EPPICS) supports women physically, emotionally and socially.
These three incredible women are our EPPICS Allied Health team, who provide physio, dietetics, social work and psychology to our patients.
"Pelvic pain and endometriosis are rarely “just physical” conditions," the ladies said.
"Pain is influenced by the nervous system, stress, trauma history, movement, sleep, nutrition and life load. Women attending EPPICS often present with a complex picture of overlapping health and life challenges. Treating only one aspect—such as prescribing medication or surgery—does not fully address the drivers that may be maintaining or amplifying their pain."
By supporting both the mental and physical components of pelvic pain, the service improves a woman’s ability to understand her symptoms and develop practical, sustainable strategies to work with her pain rather than feeling overwhelmed by it.
"After clinics we often see shifts in understanding, confidence and empowerment," the team said.
"Women often describe leaving EPPICS with a clearer understanding of their condition and practical tools for managing their pain long term. The clinic is highly impactful, offering coordinated, compassionate and evidence-based care that supports wellbeing."
By addressing the whole person rather than just the diagnosis, EPPICS supports women to regain agency in their lives, improve daily functioning, and build long-term self-management skills.
