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Pelvic pain education for health professionals, young people and communities.
The Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to improving the lives of people with pelvic pain and the health professionals who support them. Through education and advocacy, we strive to build a healthier, more informed, and productive community.
Education to improve the understanding, diagnosis, treatment and support for all Australians affected by pelvic pain
PPFA 2026 Annual Seminar
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Saturday 22 August 2026
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Emporium Hotel, Southbank Brisbane
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Sponsorship Spots Available
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Tickets on sale soon!
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PPFA 2026 Annual Seminar ✳︎ Saturday 22 August 2026 ✳︎ Emporium Hotel, Southbank Brisbane ✳︎ Sponsorship Spots Available ✳︎ Tickets on sale soon! ✳︎
PPEP Talk®
PPEP Talk® (periods, pain and endometriosis program) is a fun, medically accurate and age-appropriate program that helps students understand periods, pain and endometriosis through modern neuroscience, animation and interactive learning. Delivered by qualified Clinical Educators, it supports early intervention and empowers students — particularly the 1 in 4 girls and people assigned female at birth with severe period pain — to recognise what’s normal, manage symptoms and seek help when needed.
Resources to understand and manage pelvic pain
Living with pelvic pain can be confusing, frustrating, and isolating. This short video introduces a contemporary way of understanding pelvic pain through a neuroscience-informed lens, using our Practitioner Notepad to visually map a person’s pain experience alongside pelvic anatomy.
Our resources provide robust, evidence-informed tools for people living with pelvic pain and the clinicians who care for them. The content is intentionally designed to validate lived experience, strengthen health literacy, and support practical self-management. It reinforces a whole-person, multidisciplinary model of care and challenges the notion that pelvic pain can—or should—be addressed through a single intervention.
Australia’s leading provider of pelvic pain education for health professionals
We provide accredited continuing professional education programs for General Practitioners, Gynaecologists, Pelvic Physiotherapists and other Allied Health practitioners nationwide. Our programs focus on improving knowledge and treatment of persistent pelvic pain to benefit their patients.
