This event will be presented at 12.30pm and repeated at 6.30pm 

• Date:           Wednesday 7th March 2012
• Time:          12.30pm – 3.00pm or 6.30pm – 9.00pm [same presentations, different times]
• Where:        Reception Room ACT Legislative Assembly, Civic Square
• Cost:           FREE
• RSVP:         Essential. Limited seats available, book now to save your place!
• Bookings:  Register with the Women’s Centre for Health Matters
                      by phone: (02) 6290 2166 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Jean Hailes has joined with the Women’s Centre for Health Matters and Sexual Health & Family Planning ACT to present this information event for women.

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Presenters

Lisa Westlake - Physiotherapist & Fitness Instructor

"Staying active, inside and out"  

This session will help you to focus on what you CAN do, not what you can't!

• Improve your fitness, boost your mood, wellbeing and energy for life
• Learn to understand your pelvic floor, core posture and bone strength

Maureen Matthews - Sex Educator, Columnist & Business Woman

"The time of your life – women's sexuality after 40"

• Sex, libido & desire
• The sexual adventures of the confident older women, and how to enjoy them

Canberra women's health expert

"Keep a Check on your Health"

• A local Canberra women's health expert will discuss staying well and the crucial health checks for women 40+

The Australian Society for Psychosocial Obstetrics and Gynaecology (ASPOG)

38th Annual Scientific Meeting
The Alfred Centre 
99 Commercial Road, Melbourne

The conference theme will be “Everywomen in the 21st Century”, with presentations by experts in research and clinical practice on topics including...

• Optimising fertility
• Sex in post-reproductive life
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women's reproductive health
• Cosmetic genital modification
• Birth in the 21st century.

Community-based seminars cover the current issues in women's health with presenters from Jean Hailes for Women’s Health providing a wealth of relevant information on health and wellbeing.

The program aims to provide health information to women in metropolitan, regional and rural areas of Australia through seminars in their own community. These sessions respond to the needs of the women in the particular community but may cover various aspects of women’s health and wellbeing such as menopause and management options, osteoporosis, complementary therapies, emotional health and wellbeing and ageing well.

For more information or to discuss the possibility of conducting a seminar in your community please telephone the Jean Hailes Education Unit on 1800 JEAN HAILES (532 642) or see Community Seminars  

Content updated 15 February, 2011