MRKH Australia is excited to be hosting an afternoon of Art Therapy in beautiful Warrandyte, Melbourne. The afternoon will be hosted by Tania who is a Art Psychotherapist and SEP Trauma therapist (more information about Tania below).

More information will be available closer to the date but if you are interested in attending please complete this registration as places will be limited.

If you would like to register, please go to the registration HERE

Who should attend?

The afternoon is open to anyone who has MRKH

Location

Warrandyte, Melbourne Victoria

Cost

Free of charge to participant. The afternoon is being paid for by MRKH Australia.

More about Tania

Tania is an Art Psychotherapist and SEP Trauma therapist with a private practice at the Creative Continuum. She specialises in Trauma resolution and uses her extensive experience as an artist, project facilitator, and mental health therapist to offer support, and understanding to clients seeking change and regulation in their lives. Creativity and its benefits has always been Tania’s passion and curiosity, having witnessed the benefits of creativity for trauma recovery with her clients and community groups.

https://www.integratedtraumatherapy.com.au

More details to come shortly…

MRKH Australia is holding our annual conference on Saturday 24 June 2023. The day will include a range of speakers as well as opportunities to connect with others.

This event is open to anyone with MRKH as well as their family and friends.

More details to come.

If you would like to register, please go to our event registration link HERE or email info@mrkhaustralia.org for more information

MRKH Australia will be hosting an online information session for anyone who is considering a uterus transplant or is just curious to learn more about this fascinating medical advancement.

This session will be presented by the team at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (RPA), Sydney, (Dr Anthony Marine (trial lead) and Dana Georgevsky (trial coordinator) who are undertaking a clinical trial into uterus transplants.

The first transplant, by the RPA team, was completed in February 2023. During this session Anthony will give an overview of the procedure and how both recipient and donor are recovering and the next steps moving forward. They will be happy to answer any questions that you might have.

This session is open to all who are part of the MRKH community and want to hear more about this clinical trial, this include partners and family members.

Follow this link to register LINK

In 2022, we will be hosting our first catch up in Brisbane.

More details will be confirmed in 2022. If you are interested in attending this catch up, please register your interest by emailing info@mrkhaustralia.org

The team at the Royal Hospital for Women, Sydney, are holding a series of in-person workshops in 2022. The Workshops form a Roadmap, through a Holistic Programme of topics relevant to walking the Journey of life with MRKH (and other conditions).

Sessions run monthly from February to October. More details on the sessions are in the event post.

MRKH Australia hosts regular online support events as opportunities for people with MRKH to regularly connect and engage with one another. Please be assured that the privacy of all attendees is assured and you are welcome to contribute as much or as little as you want to these conversations.

If you would like to register for our next online meet-up, please go to our event registration link HERE or email info@mrkhaustralia.org for more information.

MRKH Australia hosts regular online support events as opportunities for people with MRKH to regularly connect and engage with one another. Please be assured that the privacy of all attendees is assured and you are welcome to contribute as much or as little as you want to these conversations.

If you would like to register for our next online meet-up, please go to our event registration link HERE or email info@mrkhaustralia.org for more information.

MRKH Australia will be hosting an online information session for anyone who is considering a uterus transplant or is just curious to learn more about this fascinating medical advancement.

This session will be presented by the team at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney, (Dr Anthony Marine (trial lead) and Dana Georgevsky (trial coordinator) who are undertaking a clinical trial into uterus transplants.

They will present an overview of the procedure, including inclusion criteria, what the screening involves, an update on the trial timelines and next steps. They will be happy to answer any questions that you might have.

This session is open to all who are part of the MRKH community and want to hear more about this clinical trial, this include partners and family members.

Follow this link to register LINK

MRKH Australia hosts regular online support events as opportunities for people with MRKH to regularly connect and engage with one another. Please be assured that the privacy of all attendees is assured and you are welcome to contribute as much or as little as you want to these conversations.

If you would like to register for our next online meet-up, please go to our event registration link HERE or email info@mrkhaustralia.org for more information.

MRKH Australia is holding our inaugural conference on Saturday 25 June 2022. The day will include a range of speakers as well as opportunities to connect with others.

This event is open to anyone with MRKH as well as their family and friends.

More details to come.

If you would like to register, please go to our event registration link HERE or email info@mrkhaustralia.org for more information

Our next online peer support session is Sunday 27 May and we have a special guest!

For those of you who are interested in surrogacy we have invited one of our MRKH Australia board members, Simone, to talk about her experiences being a surrogate.

If you would like to register for our next online meet-up, please go to our event registration link HERE or email info@mrkhaustralia.org for more information.

Saturday 9th April 2022

This event is open to all people with MRKH and their close family members, which could include parents, siblings, partners and/or children or a supportive friend.

The aim of the day is to gather, have fun and further strengthen the bonds within our growing community. We thought one of the best ways to achieve this would be through a casual and fun game of barefoot bowls.

MRKH Australia hosts regular online support events as opportunities for people with MRKH to regularly connect and engage with one another. Please be assured that the privacy of all attendees is assured and you are welcome to contribute as much or as little as you want to these conversations.

If you would like to register for our next online meet-up, please go to our event registration link HERE or email info@mrkhaustralia.org for more information.

MRKH Australia hosts regular online support events as opportunities for people with MRKH to regularly connect and engage with one another. Please be assured that the privacy of all attendees is assured and you are welcome to contribute as much or as little as you want to these conversations.

If you would like to register for our next online meet-up, please go to our event registration link HERE or email info@mrkhaustralia.org for more information.

We all know how life changing it can be to spend time with people who have shared the same experience.⁠

For the past few years the Melbourne MRKH lunches have provided provided the opportunity for a casual catch up and a chance to meet others with MRKH.⁠

To rsvp or if you would like to find out more information, please email info@mrkhaustralia.org

MRKH Australia hosts regular online support events as opportunities for people with MRKH to regularly connect and engage with one another. Please be assured that the privacy of all attendees is assured and you are welcome to contribute as much or as little as you want to these conversations.

If you would like to register for our next online meet-up, please go to our event registration link HERE or email info@mrkhaustralia.org for more information.