Women see an average of 8 doctors over 10 years before being diagnosed with endometriosis.
This is a campaign to change that.
THE ISSUE
That’s 200 million people globally.
OUR APPROACH
Olympic gold medalist Kerri Walsh-Jennings
We provide Think Endo ToolkitsTM created especially for front-line providers so that you are better able to recognize symptoms of endometriosis.
TOOLKITS
Each Toolkit includes:
Access to the groundbreaking PBS documentary film BELOW THE BELT.
Endo Facts Sheets based on your practice & speciality.
Academic Resources
CME available from Mayo Clinic course “Essentials of Endometriosis”
WATCH THE TRAILER
"Heartwrenching...an intimate and straightshooting work." — Lauren Mechling, The Guardian
"A vitally important & powerful film." — Emma Barnett, BBC Host
"This film will change million of lives around the world." — Dr. Malcom "Kip" Mackenzie, OB/GYN, Harvard Medical School
"Heartwrenching...an intimate and straightshooting work." — Lauren Mechling, The Guardian "A vitally important & powerful film." — Emma Barnett, BBC Host "This film will change million of lives around the world." — Dr. Malcom "Kip" Mackenzie, OB/GYN, Harvard Medical School
Press Coverage for Below the Belt
One of the most difficult factors of this somehow isn't the gunshot-wound pain. It's the psychological pain that you experience. It's also the unknowing that really adds to the psychological damage.
Mae Whitman
Endometriosis Patient, Actor & Executive Producer, Below the Belt
I was told by so many doctors that I was making it up in my head, that it wasn't real. I advocated for myself and said, 'No, you're wrong.' Something is wrong with me.
Corinne Foxx
Endometriosis Patient, Actor & Executive Producer, Below the Belt
We deserve to be believed. We deserve to be understood. We deserve better across the entire healthcare system.
