Join us for pH pHerfect, a practical 1.5-hour live webinar dedicated to helping you understand and reset your vaginal health What You’ll Learn: Why your vaginal pH (ideally 3.8–4.5) matters more than you think. Common causes of pH disruption in the vaginal microbiome. Self-assessment tips and how to identify when things feel “off.” Insights into conditions like Bacterial Vaginosis, thrush, UTIs, and aerobic vaginitis. Practical steps to rebalance your vaginal microbiome for better health. You’ll leave with actionable tips, self-pH testing know-how, and the confidence to maintain a balanced vaginal environment. Plus, you’ll know when it’s time to seek professional support.

Recurrent Vulvovaginal Candidiasis is a chronic subtype of Vulvovaginal Candidiasis (VVC)/Thrush. Often people experience these symptoms with increasing frequency and only limited long term response to treatments. Assessing and supporting the whole person with consideration for their vaginal microbiome, lifestyle, hormones, immune system, stress, metabolic and gastrointestinal health can support individuals in breaking recurrent symptom patterns.Join Intimate Ecology for an evening of education and inspiration as you learn about potential influences on recurrent thrush (RVVC).

Webinar Details Join Moira and Rhiannon for this engaging two hour webinar providing key insight into the essential and sometimes detrimental role of the vaginal microbiome in preconception, pregnancy and birth, including assessment strategies and clinical gems for best management. Pregnancy is a uniquely demanding time, where nutritional, immune and inflammatory factors are of utmost importance for gestational success and parental & offspring outcomes. We now know that the vaginal microbiome significantly influences endometrial, placental and foetal microbe diversity, and plays an integral role in maintaining a pregnancy, protecting against placental dysfunction and pregnancy loss, as well as foetal immune maturation. This area is of significant interest to all practitioners working in the preconception and pregnancy space, as safe and effective therapies, as well as the capacity to make risk-benefit analysis decisions in individual circumstances.

Join Moira and Rhiannon for this engaging two hour webinar, providing key insight into The endometrial microbiome is now understood to be implicated in a multitude of factors relating to fertility, IVF, pregnancy and gynaecological health, including: Microbiome considerations & patterns. Unexplained infertility & IVF failure. Endometritis. Natural killer (NK) activation. Miscarriage & mid term pregnancy loss. Preeclampsia, intra-uterine growth restriction & preterm birth. Endometriosis, adenomyosis & uterine fibroids. Menstrual & vaginal health. Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). Hormone metabolism. Chronic pelvic pain & pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)) Endometrial hyperplasia and cancer.

Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is one of the most common vaginal conditions, yet recurrent BV can be difficult to resolve when treatment focuses only on reducing bacterial abundance without considering the wider vaginal microbiome and microbial environment. As more practitioners use vaginal microbiome testing, there is a growing need to understand not only which bacteria are present, but how they behave, interact and contribute to persistence, recurrence and symptoms. This 90-minute practitioner webinar provides a detailed exploration of five key microbes commonly implicated in bacterial vaginosis, including their metabolites, microbial interactions and ecological significance within the vaginal environment. The webinar also explores how these patterns can be approached using evidence-informed, integrative and clinically applicable strategies, with a focus on supporting environmental repair and reducing recurrence.

Recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis (RVVC), commonly known as recurrent thrush, can challenge even experienced clinicians. Too often it is approached as a simple Candida or microbial problem, when persistent and recurrent symptoms may involve a much broader interaction between the vaginal microbiome, mucosal environment, immune function, hormones, metabolic factors and other systemic drivers. This 2 hr practitioner education webinar expands the clinical lens beyond repeated antifungal treatment and explores how to assess more complex recurrent thrush presentations in a structured, evidence informed way. Using real-life case studies and clinical results, the webinar examines how to interpret patterns, identify contributing factors and develop more individualised management strategies for people experiencing recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis. Designed for practitioners working with vaginal health, Candida and vaginal microbiome presentations. Includes 6 months of access.

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