The hope4PMOS project, funded by Horizon Europe, is developing a questionnaire designed to collect real-world data on PMOS over time. It will be integrated into a mobile application (the Lucy app). Before finalising it, the researchers want to make sure it includes topics that are relevant from patient, clinical, and research perspectives
It's happening so let's help!Â
I'm sooo happy to see that more and more researches are taking place. And when such a research actually tries to gather inputs from the actors, it feels like a shift worth supporting. If you can give a bit of your time to help, please do đź«¶
Who can participate? Anyone living with PMOS/PCOS, healthcare professionals, and researchers. Available in French, English, German, Dutch, Danish and Hungarian.
This information is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for specific health concerns, especially if symptoms are severe, sudden, or accompanied by fever/heavy bleeding.
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Professionals who could help you
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Agathe Caroulle
Osteopath MSc D.O
1410 Waterloo, 4217 Acosse
Chronic pelvic pain
About
Agathe Caroule an osteopath specialising in uro-gynaecology, chronic pelvic pain, perinatal care, and paediatrics. My approach is a holistic approach to the patient and is grounded in scientific evidence. Listening, empathy, and gentleness are also central to my practice. I work in collaboration with other healthcare professionals, as I am convinced that a multidisciplinary approach is essential and can bring a great deal to patients.
Aude Berger is a menstrual wellness coach and cycle expert specialising in hormonal health and cyclical wellbeing. With a warm, non-judgmental approach, she supports women through conditions like PMS, painful periods, PCOS, and endometriosis, and through life transitions including postpartum, stopping contraception, and perimenopause. She offers individual care programs in person or online, as well as talking circles focused on perimenopause and the mother-daughter relationship.
Capucine is a clinical psychologist graduated from UCLouvain. She supports adolescents, adults, couples, and families in a caring and inclusive environment. She also understands the emotional weight that comes with women's health journeys, offering compassionate psychological support that recognizes how physical symptoms can impact mental wellbeing.
Caroline is an osteopath trained at ULB with a rare background to her practice: former International Baccalaureate teacher, actress, and stage director. She works with a strong interest in neurodivergence (ASD, ADHD, giftedness) and women's health, offering sessions built on informed consent and the active participation of each patient. Her approach is grounded in evidence-based practice and shaped by a deep belief in the practitioner-patient relationship. She also holds a particular interest in the intersection of art and care, exploring how creativity can open new space for individuals beyond their role as patients.
After years of experience at CHU Brugmann Hospital in the Pelvic-Perineal and Endometriosis Clinic, Laura specialized in chronic pelvic pain. Through her various specializations, she offers personalized support to help you through your journey. She provides individual consultations on the following topics: Endometriosis, Psychosomatic disorders, Chronic pain, Pregnancy, Trauma, Vaginismus, Dyspareunia
Speaks
French
Type
Healthcare
Areas of practice
Sexual difficultiesEndometriosis & adenomyosisPMDDPCOSPerimenopauseMenopausePTSD & Trauma
A midwife and certified symptothermal method instructor, Louise puts her expertise at the service of women and menstruating people. Her approach is deeply feminist: she teaches patients to read and interpret their own cycle as a tool for reclaiming their health, not just managing their fertility.
She offers cycle chart analysis, symptom review, and personalised follow-up, with medical testing where needed.
She believes the menstrual cycle is the fifth vital sign. It is where she begins
Speaks
French · Dutch · English
Type
Healthcare
Areas of practice
Endometriosis & adenomyosisPCOSPerimenopausePMDDPMSFertility issuesTrying to conceive (TTC)Vaginal InfectionsNutritional & Metabolic HealthPreventive & General Care
Supports
Painful PeriodsHeavy PeriodsBloatingSkin concernsBrain FogMood SwingsSpottingAbsent Periods
Louise is a certified sympto-thermal method instructor. She supports all menstruating people in understanding their cycle and managing their fertility with confidence, whether for self-knowledge, contraception, or conception. Convinced that the cycle is a powerful mirror of women's health, she offers a rigorous and caring approach that adapts to every reality, including irregular cycles, endometriosis, adenomyosis, perimenopause, and ART. She guides each person through introductory and individual follow-up sessions, at their own pace.
As a Functional Naturopath specializing in women's health, I combine scientific rigor with attentive listening to restore your body's overall balance. My mission is to provide you with concrete, personalized tools to reclaim control over your vitality and hormonal health.
Margaux is a nutritional therapist, herbalist, and aromatologist. She supports women in achieving overall balance by connecting physiology, emotions, and lifestyle. Convinced that nutrition is a cornerstone of self-care, she helps transform food into a simple and practical tool for harmony and well-being.
Speaks
French
Type
Wellbeing
Areas of practice
Endometriosis & adenomyosisPCOSPerimenopauseMenopauseBurnoutInflammatory conditionsNutritional & Metabolic HealthImmune and autoimmune health
Valentine is a naturopath specializing in female hormonal health. Her approach is functional and self-regulatory and complementary to conventional medicine, and she works in collaboration with various healthcare professionals, including general practitioners, gynecologists, physiotherapists, osteopaths, psychologists, and others.
No professionals match these specific criteria right now.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between PCOS and PMOS?
PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovary Syndrome) is the updated name proposed by the scientific community to better reflect the complexity of the condition. PMOS acknowledges that the condition involves broader metabolic and endocrine systems. The two terms currently refer to the same condition but the renaming is part of an ongoing shift in how research and clinical care approach it.
What is the hope4PMOS project?
hope4PMOS is an EU-funded research project (Horizon Europe) led by Aarhus University. Its goal is to develop a validated questionnaire that will help shape a mobile app called Lucy.
Who can participate in the hope4PMOS questionnaire?
The questionnaire is open to people living with PMOS or PCOS, healthcare professionals, and researchers. It is available in six languages: English, French, German, Dutch, Danish, and Hungarian. It takes approximately 5 to 10 minutes to complete.
How does participating in PMOS research help?
Research questionnaires shape the questions scientists ask for years to come. By sharing your experience, you directly influence what gets measured, studied, and ultimately understood about PMOS. It is one of the most concrete ways to contribute to better care... For yourself and for others coming after you.