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FLARE NYC: The Art of Endometriosis Care

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FLARE NYC: The Art of Endometriosis Care

Dr. Chandra Spring-Robinson and Savannah Regensburger take the stage at FLARE: Illuminating Endometriosis in New York City for a joint keynote exploring where lived experience, surgical expertise, and whole-woman care meet.

Saturday, September 19, 2026 | 3:00 PM ET
New York City

Making the Invisible Visible

Dr. Chandra Spring-Robinson, DO, FACOG and Savannah Regensburger, MS, MBA, CNS will join Endo Warriors, artists, advocates, clinicians, and members of the endometriosis community from around the world at FLARE: Illuminating Endometriosis in New York City.

FLARE is not a traditional medical conference.

The three-day event uses art, lived experience, performance, conversation, advocacy, and education to illuminate the realities of endometriosis and create new ways for those experiences to be seen, heard, and understood.

The inaugural FLARE exhibition brings together 33 artists from 13 countries, with works spanning painting, photography, sculpture, textiles, collage, and other forms of creative expression. The broader program brings those artistic perspectives into conversation with Endo Warriors, advocates, and healthcare professionals.

For Dr. Spring-Robinson, that intersection has particular meaning.

After caring for women who have often spent years searching for answers, she has learned how important it is to truly listen to the experiences of those living with endometriosis. Many arrive after years of feeling dismissed, misdiagnosed, or unheard.

Art can be another powerful medium for communicating those experiences, elevating awareness, and helping others better understand a disease that can be extraordinarily difficult to see or explain.

The Art of Endometriosis Care

On Saturday afternoon, Dr. Spring-Robinson and Savannah will open FLARE Conversations with their joint keynote:

THE ART OF ENDOMETRIOSIS CARE
Where Lived Experience, Surgical Expertise, and Whole-Woman Care Meet

Saturday, September 19 | 3:00 PM ET

The conversation will bring together two complementary perspectives.

Dr. Spring-Robinson brings the perspective of an endometriosis excision surgeon who believes surgery should be approached as one component of a thoughtful, long-term treatment strategy.

Savannah brings both her professional work in clinical nutrition and endometriosis research and her lived experience as an Endo Warrior who spent nearly three decades searching for answers before eventually becoming Dr. Spring-Robinson’s patient.

Today, the two work alongside one another as colleagues.

Together, they’ll explore what comprehensive endometriosis care can look like when clinical expertise and lived experience inform one another.

EndoEdu is Proud to Support FLARE 🌼

FLARE’s intersection of education, lived experience, advocacy, community, and medicine closely reflects the principles behind EndoEdu.

That’s why EndoEdu is proud to support FLARE: Illuminating Endometriosis.

EndoEdu was created as a physician-led education and community platform where Endo Warriors can learn, connect, share experiences, ask questions, and better understand the many dimensions of endometriosis care.

FLARE creates another type of space for those conversations, using art and creative expression to communicate experiences that aren’t always captured in an exam room, research paper, or medical presentation.

Together, these efforts share an important goal:

Helping Endo Warriors feel seen, heard, informed, and empowered.

Join Us at FLARE NYC 💛

FLARE: Illuminating Endometriosis
September 17–19, 2026
New York City

The Art of Endometriosis Care
Dr. Chandra Spring-Robinson, DO, FACOG × Savannah Regensburger, MS, MBA, CNS

Saturday, September 19, 2026
3:00 PM ET

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