No. At this time, there is no charge for one-on-one conversations or to join the interest list for in-person gatherings.

If more than one conversation feels helpful, there is still no charge. Mind Body Endo is currently offered as a place for support, connection, and community.

The in-person gatherings are being created as a space for women with endometriosis in Austin to meet, connect, and feel less alone.

The hope is to offer a compassionate place to share, listen, build supportive friendships, and be with others who understand what endometriosis can feel like.

Dates have not been set yet. You can join the interest list to be notified when gatherings become available.

There is currently no charge to join the interest list or attend a gathering.

No. Mind Body Endo does not diagnose, treat, or provide medical advice for endometriosis or any other condition. This work is educational and supportive. It is meant to complement, not replace, care from your doctor, specialist, therapist, or other licensed healthcare provider.

Mind Body Endo is for women living with endometriosis, suspected endometriosis, chronic pelvic pain, painful periods, or the emotional weight that can come with years of symptoms, appointments, and uncertainty. It is also for parents, schools, and communities seeking supportive education for adolescent girls.

You’ll have space to share what brought you here, what feels overwhelming, and what kind of support you’re looking for.

There is no pressure to know exactly what you need. We begin by listening.

From there, we can talk about resources, questions to consider, connection with other women, or one steady next step that feels supportive right now.

There is currently no charge for one or more conversations.

No. You do not need an official diagnosis to start a conversation. Many women spend years trying to understand their symptoms before receiving answers. If you are navigating pain, confusion, fear, or the feeling that something in your body needs more care, you are welcome here.

Moving from pain → support means honoring what hurts instead of carrying it alone.

Mind Body Endo offers a place to be heard, feel understood, and connect with other women who know what endometriosis can feel like.

Support may begin with a one-on-one conversation or through in-person gatherings in Austin, Texas.

The hope is that women feel less alone and, over time, begin building friendship, community, and hope.

Mind Body Endo begins by believing the lived experience of pain.

It does not rush women into positivity, protocols, or quick fixes.

Instead, it offers a compassionate place to be heard, connect with others who understand, and find support one steady step at a time.