Endometriosis Education & Advocacy

Resources


Tools from Wulf Women

How to Tell if Your Doctor is an Endometriosis Specialist

A first look at whether endometriosis is at the center of a doctor's practice, or one service among many. This takes 20 minutes and is worth doing before you spend time calling the office

How to Research Your Endometriosis Excision Specialist

A deeper look at a surgeon you are seriously considering. Patient feedback, surgical method, multidisciplinary team, post-surgical care, and how to work out what matters most to you

Questions to Ask During Your Surgery Consultation

The consultation is where you find out how a surgeon actually operates and whether their approach fits what you want. Everything you need to ask to feel confident going into surgery

Preparing for Endometriosis Surgery

A checklist of things to do while you wait for your surgery

Questions to Ask at Your Post-Op Appointment

What to ask once you are on the other side of surgery, including your pathology, operative report, and what comes next

Doctor Notes Template

A template you can print and bring to your appointment while working towards your diagnosis or surgery. This will help you to take charge of your appointment and get your doctor all the important information up front so you have time to ask questions and talk about solutions.

Community-vetted resources for patients and advocates

There are so many websites out there with information about endometriosis, these are a few I have found particularly helpful.

Endometriosis Foundation of America

Advocacy, education, and research funding. Lots of patient-friendly resources, videos, and school awareness programs.

Nancy's Nook Facebook Group

Created by a retired nurse who specialized in endometriosis. A wealth of self-guided resources and posts to help you learn more.

Endometriosis.org

Global hub for research updates, treatment info, and a directory of national support groups.

Endometriosis Network Canada

Patient support, advocacy, and educational resources; known for strong community groups and campaigns.

Endometriosis Canada

A nonprofit helping women in Canada and beyond navigate the medical system. They also have a great Facebook support group!

Endometriosis Australia

National organization providing education, advocacy, and resources tailored to Australian patients.