Do you work with or care for women experiencing early meno pause or Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI)?
Premature Ovarian Insufficiency affects up to 3.5% of women under 40 and can have profound impacts on fertility, mental health, cardiovascular wellbeing, and bone density. Whether you’re a dietitian, healthcare professional, or supporting women personally, understanding how to identify and manage POI is essential.
Confidently Recognise POI
Learn to identify the symptoms and signs of POI, differentiate it from other causes of amenorrhea, and understand the investigations used in diagnosis.
Support Women’s Long-Term Health
Discover how POI influences fertility, cardiovascular health, bone health, and mental wellbeing — and the role nutrition and lifestyle can play in management.
Implement Evidence-Based Strategies
What You’ll Learn
In this free expert-led webinar, you’ll gain the tools and confidence to support women navigating Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI) with evidence-based care.
In this webinar, you’ll discover:
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What Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI) is and how to distinguish it from early menopause
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The symptoms, risk factors, and key investigations to confirm a diagnosis
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How POI affects fertility, cardiovascular health, bone health, and mental wellbeing
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Practical strategies for counselling and supporting women through long-term management
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Evidence-based approaches that dietitians and healthcare professionals can integrate into practice
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is designed for anyone supporting women with Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI), including:
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Dietitians and nutrition professionals seeking to deepen their knowledge of POI and its long-term health impacts
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General practitioners and medical specialists who want to better understand diagnosis and multidisciplinary management
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Nurses, midwives, and allied health professionals involved in women’s health and fertility care
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Mental health professionals and counsellors supporting women through the emotional and psychological impacts of POI
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Students and early-career clinicians interested in evidence-based practice in reproductive and women’s health
Meet Your Host - Dr James Brown
Dr James Brown is a gynaecologist and medical co-lead of the Specialist Menopause Service in South-West Sydney LHD. This service is the first 100% virtual menopause hub, and covers four LHDs, including Nepean and Blue Mountains.
James also works as a fertility specialist with Genea in western Sydney and looks after women with menopause, PCOS, PMDD and other reproductive endocrinology issues at Women's Health & Research Institute of Australia (WHRIA) in the Sydney CBD. He is a Clinical Lecture for Western Sydney University and PhD candidate in Health Economics at the University of Technology Sydney.
About Early Life Nutrition Alliance webinars:
The Early Life Nutrition Alliance provides health care professionals with the most up-to-date research and practical advice for reproductive and prenatal nutrition. We host quarterly webinars (February, May, August and November) whereby we interview leading practitioners and researchers from around the world.
If you care for women who are trying to conceive or are pregnant, make sure that you don’t miss registering for our webinars.
For more information take a look at our website:
www.earlylifenutritionalliance.com