so glad you’re here.
hey,
endokind is a specialised counselling practice here to support those living with diagnosed or suspected endometriosis and related conditions. Delivered online, Australia-wide.
Angie is an ACA-registered Counsellor (B. Psych, MA Education, Grad. Dip. Counselling) specialising in endometriosis and all things women’s health and hormones (e.g. from adenomyosis, PCOS/PMOS, PMDD and peri-menopause, to fertility difficulties, medical gaslighting and trauma). She has a special interest in working with neurodivergent women navigating these issues.
endokind is also a space for awareness and community building.
Angie regularly writes and speaks on topics relating to chronic pain and illness, women’s health, and women’s mental health. She hosts and produces the endokind podcast which launched in early 2025 with support from the beautiful people at Astrid Health.
From healthcare and mental health professionals, to artists, advocates and authors, the podcast aims to bring you a diverse range of perspectives and knowledge, with each episode offering valuable content that’s designed to support, inspire and empower you. You can listen now on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
If you’re interested in booking a counselling session with Angie, or would like to have a brief chat first, please fill out the Enquiry Form at the bottom of this page.
This is an inclusive, safe space for everyone. Come exactly as you are.
The story behind endokind
Hi, I’m Angie.
I created endokind because I know first-hand how challenging it is to live with endometriosis.
Like many of us, I went undiagnosed and misdiagnosed for many years. I’ve had several surgeries, some serious post-surgery complications, and have ridden the carousel of symptom management treatments. I have a deep understanding of the significant impacts this disease can have not only on your physical body and health, but on your quality of life and your mental health and wellbeing.
Having endometriosis can affect all areas of your life, including work, study, travel, diet, finances, dating, relationships, sex, body image, self-esteem, and fertility.
Yep. It’s a lot.
Through my own journey, it became clear to me that there was a need for specialised mental health support for those with endometriosis and related conditions.
So here is endokind. A safe space where you can be seen and heard by someone who gets it. Where you can process and work towards healing your experiences. Where you are supported to develop insights and tools to help you feel empowered and better positioned to take on challenges.
Having endometriosis is hard. endokind offers you a soft place to land.
Media & collaborations
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Have an idea for how we can collaborate, build awareness or support those with endometriosis?
Please send all enquiries to: endokind.counselling@gmail.com.
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