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RRM Academy is an educational project of Restorative Reproductive Medicine Foundation.

RRM Academy is a project of the Restorative Reproductive Medicine Foundation. RRM Foundation dedicated to educating and empowering both the public and healthcare professionals with effective, research-backed approaches to reproductive health. The foundation is committed to expanding the reach and understanding of restorative reproductive medicine. We accomplish this by developing online courses, social media presence, and curating research library to inform our audience on restorative reproductive health. Additionally, we identify and recognize providers who demonstrate excellence in the field. Visit our official websites rrmacademy.org/foundation, library.rrmacademy.org, or rrmacademy.org to explore the science behind Restorative Reproductive Medicine, access educational material, and get involved with our foundation's life-changing initiatives. Together, we can make a difference in restorative reproductive healthcare.

09/30/2026

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09/29/2026

For clinicians. A patient hands you her cycle charts and asks what they mean. If you were never taught to read one, you’re not alone: medical training rarely covers it.

A chart can show ovulation timing, luteal phase length, bleeding patterns and mucus changes, early signals of ovulatory, hormonal and thyroid problems.

Learn to read it at the IIRRM World Congress: the pre-conference course Restorative Reproductive Medicine in Practice (October 8, in Orlando or online, CME/CEU available). Registration closes September 30, link in bio.

09/27/2026

Awareness was the easy part. The harder part, making the system respond, takes more than one group.

Heather Guidone, BCPA, spent two weeks with the Save the Uterus Club. She laid out where the endo movement went right and wrong. She’s well known for her expertise in meaningful change from advocacy and education all the way to how it directly impacts patients at places like CtrForEndometriosisCare

Advocates rarely get a room together. This is that room: the Advocates Networking and Collaboration Call, built for all endo organizations.

Bring your progress.
Bring your wins.
Bring your projects.

So we can unite and collaborate for change. 💜

One group’s win can become another group’s blueprint. Nobody should have to build alone.

We’ll get acquainted, hear your mission and where you’re headed, and see who has what strengths. No project yet? Come anyway.

Monday, September 28, 5:00 PM Eastern. One hour. Lorraine Truman, who runs our monthly advocacy calls, leads. Dr. Whittaker hosts. Heather stays on for questions and guidance.

Come with a question. Leave with a plan and a few new allies.

PROMPT: what’s one win or project you’d bring to the call? 👇

Members, save your seat: rrmacademy.org/events/advocates-networking-and-collab-call-with-heather-guidone/

Members get the recording, transcript, and notes.

Not a member yet? Join the Save the Uterus Club. The full recap is on the blog. Both links in bio.

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09/26/2026

For sixty years, the switch was on her cycle: off with a pill, on with a procedure. The question of why it stopped working could go unasked.

Restorative reproductive medicine asks it first. Ovulation is a vital sign, so it gets measured, not muted, and the cause gets found and treated.

The clinicians building that medicine meet at the IIRRM World Congress in Orlando, October 7 to 10, in person or online. Registration closes September 30, link in bio.

The full story, The Sixty-Year Switch, is on the RRM Academy blog.

09/23/2026

For sixty years the default model has run a woman’s cycle like an appliance: switch it off with a pill, then switch conception back on with a procedure. An appliance has a switch. A woman has an ovulatory cycle, and it reads as a vital sign.

A switched-off cycle can hide what keeps progressing underneath: endometriosis, thyroid disease, ovulatory disorders. Restorative reproductive medicine asks why, then measures the answer.

Comment SWITCH and we’ll send you the full story, The Sixty-Year Switch, on the RRM Academy blog.

The clinicians building this medicine meet at the IIRRM World Congress in Orlando, October 7 to 10, in person or online. Register by September 30, link in bio.

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09/20/2026

“We are the drivers of the change.”

Heather Guidone, BCPA, has worked on endometriosis advocacy and access for about thirty years. On Monday she joined the Save the Uterus Club for a free call we’d titled “The Mistakes of the Endometriosis Movement.” She pushed back on the title in her first few minutes: “I think of it more as lessons learned.”

Then she gave us the lessons. Patients lead. Vet the partnership. Check it before you share it. And keep asking why excision is still so hard to reach.

The full write-up is on the blog, link in bio. 💜

Monday, September 21, 5 PM Eastern: Heather’s full talk, “Better Advocacy,” for Save the Uterus Club members. Join at rrmacademy.org/save-the-uterus-club

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09/13/2026

Thirty years of endometriosis advocacy. What would we do differently?

Tomorrow, 5 pm Eastern, free: Heather Guidone, BCPA, opens the books on the endometriosis movement. What worked, what did not, and what changes now.

Heather was 17 with stage IV endometriosis when she was told to have a hysterectomy. Nobody said the word excision. More than 20 surgeries later she runs the Surgical Program at the Center for Endometriosis Care and has spent three decades making sure the patient is in the room when research is written and laws are read.

What you will learn: why awareness alone did not shorten the years to a diagnosis (the median is still about nine years from first symptom in one large primary-care study), what the movement got right, and the levers that actually move care: definitions, research funding, medical curricula, and patients treated as experts on their own disease.

Advocates, this one is for you. If you lead a group, run a page, or speak for patients, come. Heather names her own side’s mistakes first. Bring yours. If we are honest, we have to work together. Endometriosis has plenty of groups and plenty of awareness; what it does not have is one coordinated movement. Every organization, page, and advocate pulling the same direction beats each of us repeating the same mistakes on our own. That is what this call is for.

The Mistakes of the Endometriosis Movement, with Heather Guidone, BCPA. Monday, September 14, 5 pm Eastern. Free and open to everyone. Save your spot at the link in bio and we will send you the call link.

Source for the nine years: Pugsley Z, Ballard K. British Journal of General Practice, 2007. rrmacademy.org/library/management-of-endometriosis-in-general-practice-the-pathway-to-diagnosis-recurprirmkh4mgdr/ Her story: rrmacademy.org/commentary/heather-guidone-endometriosis-advocacy/

09/12/2026

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09/07/2026

Tomorrow! Our friends at American End of Endo Project 🎗️ Endometriosis Advocacy Nonprofit are hosting a free Endometriosis Advocacy Workshop — Tuesday, September 8 at 8 PM Eastern / 5 PM Pacific.

Real patient advocacy training for patients, caregivers, and allies: how to speak up, show up, and move the system.

It’s free, and they ask that you donate what you can to keep their mission going. Register at givebutter.com/septemberadvocacy (link in our story).

And if this month has you fired up — Heather Guidone joins us Monday the 14th for a free call on the mistakes of the endometriosis movement.

The movement is bigger than any one organization. 💛

09/06/2026

Twenty-two years ago, Heather Guidone was a patient nobody believed.

Today she’s the Program Director of the Center for Endometriosis Care CtrForEndometriosisCare and one of the most trusted voices in the endometriosis movement.

This week we published her story — and she wrote much of it herself. How she got here, what the movement got right, what it got wrong, and why she believes the next twenty years have to look different.

It’s the best possible preparation for Monday, September 14 at 5 PM Eastern, when she joins the Save the Uterus Club for a FREE live call: The Mistakes of the Endometriosis Movement.

Read her story at the link in bio, then comment “ADVOCATE” and we’ll send you the call link. 🔗

Comment yes if Heather is an inspiration for you! 💕

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