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Pelvic Pain Resources

Educational resources for pelvic and sexual pain, including books, videos, support groups, providers and research.

PELVIC PAIN

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01Podcasts on Pelvic Pain0 links she has collected on this topic. FREE 02Videos for Pelvic Pain6 links she has collected on this topic. FREE 03Trauma-Informed Trainings & Workshops on Mental & Sexual Health3 links she has collected on this topic. FREE 04MedPsycMoss Posts on Pelvic Pain1 link she has collected on this topic. FREE 05Pelvic Pain Support Groups31 links she has collected on this topic. FREE 06Websites for Pelvic Pain13 links she has collected on this topic. FREE 07Finding The Right Sexual Health Provider11 links she has collected on this topic. FREE 08Products for Pelvic Pain12 links she has collected on this topic. FREE 09Research Articles on Pelvic Pain2 links she has collected on this topic. FREE
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Her writing on pelvic pain

Stephanie has written about this from both sides of the chart. These posts are free to read.

HER WRITINGApplying into Residency - ERAS & PS Guide for Medical StudentsPre-Applications: Electives, Step2, Sub-i, Conferences READ HER WRITINGClinical Rotations: The Hidden CurriculumWatch Video on this Blog Post: READ HER WRITINGInsights from the 2023 ISSWSH Conference: Advancements in Women's Sexual Health ResearchThis past week I had the honor of attending the 2023 Conference of International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health (ISSWSH.org). Here... READ HER WRITINGOvercoming USMLE Step One Failures to Residency SuccessWatch Video on Below Post READ HER WRITINGPelvic Pain Insights from Medical Experts | Lecture SeriesTight Lipped - The Patient Advocacy Group (which I am a part of) has started their OBGYN Residency Lecture Series on Pelvic Pain! READ
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Educational content only

These resources are shared for education. They are not medical, psychiatric, nor legal advice, and they are not a substitute for care from your own clinician. Links go to organisations Dr. Moss does not control.