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Patient Resources by Papaya
FERTILITY AND PRECONCEPTION
Papaya Integrative Fertility Guide (By Papaya Team)
Papaya Fertility Care Checklist (By Papaya Team)
Papaya Fertility Nutrition Guide (by Papaya Naturopath Lauren Lee)
PERINATAL AND POSTPARTUM
Papaya Recommended Pregnancy Stretches (By Papaya Team)
Papaya Integrative Embrace Program - Perinatal & Postpartum Care (By Papaya Team)
Papaya Mastitis Treatment Info (By Papaya Team)
MENOPAUSE
Papaya Better Sleep Checklist (by Papaya Naturopath)
Papaya Healthy Eating Guideline (by Papaya Naturopath)
Papaya Guide to Anti-inflammatory diet (by Papaya Naturopath)
Papaya Protein - Common FAQs + Checklist (by Papaya Naturopath)
Papaya Healthy Heart Checklist (by Papaya Naturopath)
MENSTRUAL HEALTH
Papaya Menstrual Support From a Chinese Medicine’s Perspective Ebook (by Papaya Acupuncturist Louie Rachel)
Papaya Herbal Medicine Soup Recipes (by Papaya Acupuncturist Louie Rachel)
Nervous system Regulation
Papaya Emotional and nervous system regulation exercise for ADHD (by Papaya Acupuncturist Louie Rachel)
Pelvic FLOOR
Stress Urinary Incontinence Guide - ACSQHC
Pelvic Organ Prolapse Guide - ACSQHC
Introduction to Pelvic Pain Ebook - Pelvic Pain Foundation
Easy Stretches to Relax Pelvis for Pelvic Pain - Pelvic Pain Foundation
Amitriptyline Fact Sheet for Pelvic Pain
HEALTH OUTCOMES/ Questionnaires
At Papaya Clinic, we use a combination of Patient Reported Outcome Measures, and clinical objective tests to evaluate health outcomes. These are published and validated outcome measures we recommend for our patients to download and complete when appropriate.
Free Ebooks
Free Ebooks
Women’s Health Video for Patients
How to use vaginal dilator for pelvic pain conditions at home. Please note this video acts as supplementary material and does NOT replace your 1:1 physio consultation for tailored medical advice.
Are you experiencing stress incontinence, a sense of heaviness or bulging, or early signs of pelvic organ prolapse? Wondering if a pessary could be the solution — but not quite sure what it is or how it works?
How to perform perineal massage for pregnant women. Best to perform from 34 weeks onwards. Please note this video acts as supplementary material for our patients after their 1:1 visit. This does NOT replace your 1:1 physio consultation for tailored medical advice.

