Endometriosis and Medical Trauma: A Restorative Reproductive Approach
A board-certified endometriosis surgeon on recognizing and repairing the medical trauma so many patients carry, and practicing care that treats the whole person.
Taught by Dr. Mallory Stuparich
Included with any Save the Uterus Club tier — from $9/mo. Cancel anytime.
Curriculum
8 sections · 8 lessons · 1h 1m total
Trauma-Informed Care and the Patient as Partner
- Trauma-Informed Care and the Patient as Partner 3:47
Medical Gaslighting, Diagnostic Delay, and Patient Fatigue
- Medical Gaslighting, Diagnostic Delay, and Patient Fatigue 8:05
The Neurobiology of Trauma and Trauma-Informed Accommodations
- The Neurobiology of Trauma and Trauma-Informed Accommodations 8:30
Patient Empowerment, Subspecialty Care, and Educating the Profession
- Patient Empowerment, Subspecialty Care, and Educating the Profession 6:38
The Future of Women's Health: Subspecialization and the OB/GYN Debate
- The Future of Women's Health: Subspecialization and the OB/GYN Debate 8:31
Provider Burnout, Emotional Regulation, and Recovery as a Fresh Start
- Provider Burnout, Emotional Regulation, and Recovery as a Fresh Start 10:57
The Neuroimmune Model of Endometriosis
- The Neuroimmune Model of Endometriosis 9:45
Emerging and Adjunct Therapies
- Emerging and Adjunct Therapies 4:49
About This Course
Many women with endometriosis arrive at care having already been dismissed, misdiagnosed, or told their pain was normal. That experience is its own injury. In this Save the Uterus Club session, minimally invasive gynecologic surgeon Dr. Mallory Stuparich joins Dr. Naomi Whittaker to name medical trauma directly and show what trauma-informed, restorative care looks like in practice.
Across eight lessons you'll learn how gaslighting and diagnostic delay compound into real harm, the neurobiology that links chronic stress to inflammatory disease, and concrete ways clinicians can meet patients where they are. Dr. Stuparich also examines the case for subspecialty care, the future of women's health, provider burnout, and the emerging neuroimmune model of endometriosis with the adjunct therapies it opens up.
For patients, it is validation and a vocabulary for what you've been through. For clinicians, it is a practical model for care that treats the person, not just the pathology.
Your Instructor
Dr. Mallory Stuparich
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