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As a university health provider, you are often one of the first healthcare professionals students turn to when experiencing symptoms that may be associated with endometriosis. Your ability to recognize these symptoms, provide informed support, and facilitate appropriate follow-up care is key.
You'll find brief educational modules, clinical resources, patient education materials, and practical tools that can be integrated into everyday practice.
Whether you are new to endometriosis care or looking to strengthen your existing knowledge, we hope these resources help you support students more effectively and contribute to earlier recognition and treatment of this often-overlooked disease.
If you’d like to schedule free training (virtual or in-person) for your staff with an endometriosis expert or a free film screening of Below the Belt, please get in touch at hello@thinkendo.org
Thank you for your commitment to improving student health!
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Clinical Resources
Includes: Early symptom recognition guidance, Pelvic pain validation and communication strategies, Referral pathway considerations, Clinical discussion prompts, Quick-reference resources and checklists
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Fast Facts for Students
Key facts about endometriosis to provide a base of knowledge created specifically for university students.
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THINK ENDO Campaign Poster Packet
Printable art from THINK ENDO campaign; English, Size: 8.5” x 11”
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FLIER 8.5x11": Pain is NOT Normal - With Emojis
English, Size: 8.5” x 11”
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POSTER 11x17": Pain is NOT Normal
Pain is Not Normal with shorter list of symptoms and emojis.
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POSTER 11x17": Pain is NOT Normal - Longer List of Symptoms
Pain is Not Normal with long list of symptoms (no emojis).
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BELOW THE BELT Screening Guide
A step by step guide to organizing a screening of the PBS film on your campus.
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BELOW THE BELT Electronic Press Kit
Everything you need to know about the PBS film BELOW THE BELT including DIrector’s Statement, Summaries, and links to digital art assets.
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