Who We are

Dr. Wendy Bingham, DPT, brings over 20 years of medical experience and personal insight, having battled endometriosis for 33 years, with 30 years misunderstood by conventional medicine. As a thoracic endometriosis patient and esteemed researcher, Wendy founded Extrapelvic Not Rare.org, dedicated to raising awareness and understanding of extrapelvic endometriosis. She serves as a prominent advocate and educator, bridging the gap between medical professionals’ knowledge and the experiences of those living with the disease. Wendy’s impactful work includes presentations at prestigious events like The Endometriosis Summit and advocacy efforts such as engaging with Iceland’s Minister of Health. EPNR also spearheads research initiatives to advance medical understanding and patient care. With academic credentials including a Doctor of Physical Therapy from Temple University, Wendy continues to drive change on a global scale, advocating for policy reforms and amplifying the voices of endometriosis patients worldwide.

Dana is a multifaceted professional, blending her legal expertise with her passion for wellness as a pelvic health yoga teacher and extrapelvic endometriosis patient. With a background in property subrogation and family law mediation/litigation, Dana now focuses on serving small business owners in the equine and wellness industries. Transitioning from full-time law practice, she founded a yoga studio where she specializes in pelvic floor yoga, meditation, and mindfulness, offering support to those affected by conditions like endometriosis. Dana is deeply involved in her community, volunteering with New Jersey’s 4-H Youth Development program and leading as President of her county’s Horse Advisory Council. She holds a law degree from William & Mary School of Law and is a certified 500RYT yoga teacher with specialized training in pelvic floor yoga. Dana resides on a farm in southern New Jersey with her family and a menagerie of animals.

Perry is a seasoned corporate and environmental attorney, serving as a partner/shareholder at Greenlight Law Group. With a focus on ensuring legal compliance for both public and private entities, Perry specializes in sustainability, environmental conservation, and land-use issues within business development. Perry’s career spans from Washington DC to practicing in and maintaining licensure in New York and Oregon. Notably, he chaired the Cannabis Law Committee of the Oregon State Bar. Perry holds a law degree from Vanderbilt University Law School and a post-graduate certificate in Environmental and Natural Resources Law from Lewis and Clark Law School. Personally impacted by his spouse’s experience with endometriosis, Perry resides in Seattle, WA, advocating for those affected by the condition.

Holly was the first in her family to graduate college, despite many years of severe illness, with a degree in business administration and finance. She worked as a finance and contracts manager with a private company that worked to support water resources planning. Playing with numbers in Excel with music blasting in her headphones is one of her happy places. She had always hoped to return for a Masters in small business law, but her health had other plans for her life. Although her life has been health centered, she has always been ready to respond to it all with a witty comeback. She grew up in Northern California and is no stranger to an off-road adaptation to life.  

Allie brings 10+ years experience of experience in IT, with her focus primarily being in project management, application development, and software training. She loves introducing people to new technologies and finding creative ways to use technology to make life easier.

As an endometriosis patient herself, she is excited to bring her professional experience to EPNR to help make accurate information around the disease more accessible to others.