Reference Guides
Helping clinicians and patients access practical, evidence-based education, clinical tools, and decision algorithms - designed to support focused, confidenet medical decision-making.
For that reason, we make our clinical frameworks and patient education materials publicly available. Some resources are written specifically for clinicians, others for patients - and many are valuable to both audiences. We are committed to transparency, evidence-informed care, and collaborative decision-making.
Important:
The materials provided here are for educational purposes only. They reflect my interpretation of the available evidence, current literature, and clinical experience. They are not clinical guidelines, do not establish a standard of care, and are not a substitute for individualized medical advice.
Patients should discuss any information with their own healthcare provider before making medical decisions. Clinicians should exercise independent clinical judgment and conduct their own review of the evidence when applying these materials in practice.
These are living, evolving documents. I update them regularly as new research emerges, guidelines change, and clinical experience deepens. You may notice edits, clarifications, or reorganized sections over time — that’s intentional and meant to make them clearer, stronger, and more useful.
📘 Clinician Resources
Pelvic Pain & Vulvovaginal Disorders
Vulvodynia/ Vestibulodynia Clinical Guide
Comprehensive evaluation and management framework for chronic vulvar pain derived from and based on the ISSWSH/ CVVD flowchart.Pelvic Pain Diagnostic Flowchart
Structured algorithm for assessing complex pelvic pain presentations.
Hormone & Menopause Medicine
Abnormal Uterine Bleeding (AUB) Risk Assessment & Endometrial Screening Tool
Office-ready protocol for malignancy risk stratification and biopsy decision-making.Bone Health & Osteoporosis: Clinical Guide
Screening, prevention, and treatment framework for midlife and high-risk patients.
Multisystem & Inflammatory Disorders
Comprehensive Guide: Endometriosis & Pelvic Pain + MCAS / POTS / EDS
Diagnostic criteria, pathophysiology, stabilization strategies, and medication framework.Quickstart Guide: Endometriosis & Pelvic Pain + MCAS / POTS / EDS
Practical overview for recognizing and managing overlapping inflammatory syndromes.
🔜 Coming Soon
How to Talk to Patients About Gene-Positive Results
A structured counseling framework for discussing hereditary cancer variants and risk implications with clarity and confidence.Menopausal Hormone Therapy in Patients with Gynecologic Oncology Histories
Evidence-informed guidance for navigating MHT decisions in collaboration with gynecologic oncology.
📗 Patient Education Resources
Pelvic Pain & Vulvovaginal Disorders
Lichen Sclerosus: Information & Care Instructions
Clear treatment guidance and long-term management support.Bladder Pain: Information & Care Instructions
Understanding triggers, treatment options, and symptom control.Vaginal Health Guide
Over-the-counter options for vaginal dryness, painful sex, and vaginal itching and infection relief
Hormone & Menopause Medicine
Menopausal Hormone Therapy (MHT): Information & Instructions
Benefits, risks, dosing approaches, and safety considerations.Bone Health & Osteoporosis: Patient Guide
Prevention strategies, nutrition, movement, and medication overview.Sleep Optimization Guide
Nervous system–focused strategies to improve sleep quality and resilience.
Endometriosis as an Inflammatory Disorder
Quick Guide
Practical overview for patients newly navigating mast cell activation.Comprehensive Guide
In-depth resource covering triggers, medications, nutrition, and long-term planning.
Metabolic & Adjunctive Therapies
Overactive Bladder: Treatment Information & Instructions
Behavioral, medication, and supportive therapy options.Urinary Incontinence: Information & Instructions
Evaluation and treatment pathways for stress, urge, and mixed incontinence.
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