Ioana Constantinescu

Discover the hidden faces of endometriosis as women share their struggles and triumphs. Uncover the strength and resilience behind the masks they wear and the power within to redefine their lives.

Discover the importance of listening to your body and understanding its signals. Learn how to decode physical sensations and cultivate a deeper connection with your body for improved well-being.

Asociația Eu și Endometrioza has recently established another collaboration aimed at supporting patients with this condition. We are delighted to welcome V.A.R.A Association from Bucharest, who have volunteered to support the members of Asociația Eu și Endometrioza and patients nationwide. Let’s meet our new friends and collaborators! V.A.R.A. Association was founded this year by compassionate

For some individuals, suffering weakens them. A weak mind will never attempt to rise above the suffering to explore its powers. On the other hand, for others, suffering lifts them up because their mentality constantly reminds them that above any cloud, the atmosphere is always filled with sunshine. Endometriosis is often an invisible battle, with

Cornel is a psychotherapist with professional training in Ericksonian Therapy and clinical hypnosis, Integrative Psychotherapy, Counseling, Collaborative Short-Term Therapies focused on resources and solutions, Motivational Speaker, and Senior Certified Tai Chi Instructor (WuJi Gong), internationally accredited by Educational Director & Founder Andrew Fretwell. He is also a member of the Romanian College of Psychologists. In

One of the psychologists supporting the initiatives of Asociația Eu și Endometrioza is Andreea Tudor. Andreea is a psychologist and psychotherapist, a member of the Romanian College of Psychologists, and a founding member of the Alpha PsihoMed Association of Psychology and Educational Resources. She graduated from the Faculty of Psychology in Constanța and furthered her

Sexual intercourse has long been a taboo topic, especially among women in our country, largely due to cultural norms and limited education. However, when grappling with a chronic condition like endometriosis, discussing sexual intimacy and maintaining an active couple’s life becomes crucial, both with medical specialists and within the relationship itself. Over half of the

It’s often said that endometriosis is the plight of the unloved woman. Unloved? By whom? I don’t buy into such stereotypes. Women with endometriosis end up feeling unloved primarily due to the unbearable pains accompanying most sexual acts and bleeding. This condition is by no means a consequence of lack of sexual activity. But what

The journey of a patient with endometriosis impacts not only their own life but also those around them, including partners, family, friends, coworkers, and supervisors. Such patients face a daily battle that affects every aspect of their lives. Endometriosis disrupts household chores, work attendance, and threatens fertility, work capacity, cognitive functions, social life, leisure activities,

After a well-deserved winter hiatus, I’ve been pondering the ideal topic to kick off the new year. There were several options on the table, ranging from adenomyosis and endometriosis to IVF and adhesions. However, none seemed to quite capture the essence of what I wanted to convey. The dawn of a new year symbolizes more