NOVEMBER WEBINAR
HEAVY PERIODS
A Physiology-First Troubleshooting Approach
The underlying physiology of heavy menstrual bleeding can be surprisingly complex.
Beyond familiar drivers such as fibroids, thyroid dysfunction and anovulatory cycles, menstrual flow can be shaped by unexpected factors such as mast-cell activation and the autonomic nervous system.
In this practical session, Lara will explore these mechanisms with symptoms, cycle patterns and clinical findings. Using a physiology-first troubleshooting approach, Lara will help practitioners identify likely contributing factors and consider targeted naturopathic management strategies.
Online Webinar
Wednesday 25th November
6:00 pm NSW, VIC & TAS
5:00 pm QLD
5:30 pm SA
4:30 pm NT
3:00 pm WA
8:00 pm NZ
Your Presenter
Lara Briden
Lara Briden is a naturopathic doctor, former evolutionary biologist, and bestselling author of Period Repair Manual, Hormone Repair Manual and The Metabolism Reset. With almost 30 years of experience in women’s health, she sees patients from her Christchurch rooms for PMOS, endometriosis, perimenopause and related conditions.
Webinar Highlights
Lara’s clinical and scientific background informs this practical, physiology-first perspective she brings to this session.
Move beyond a one-size fits all approach and develop a clear clinical framework for the investigation of the physiological drivers contributing to heavy periods.
6pm AEST
Webinar Start
7:00pm AEST
Q&A
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