The MenoChannel is here to share informative, positive & practical help from leading experts & clinicians to support all of us as we go through menopause.
FREE on-demand library of expert-led talks, discussions and Q&A PLUS new LIVE interactive sessions every month!
The MenoChannel brings together world-class clinicians and experts, to support all women experiencing menopause by providing:
Expert insight
Evidence-based information
Help to better understand the symptoms
Practical advice and support
Ideas for routes to treatment and symptom management
Advice on how to take positive steps
Reassurance that you’re not alone
Join us, as we go one-to-one with leading experts, clinicians and practitioners to lift the lid on all things peri and menopause and the challenges for anyone approaching or passing through this stage in their life.
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It’s time to take control
This natural process can be a time of confusion, anxiety and distress for some, due to various symptoms that might accompany menopause.
Women know very little about menopause until they start experiencing it and aren’t prepared for the physical, mental and emotional changes they will experience as their periods stop. Any number of menopausal symptoms can appear as hormone levels start to fluctuate. For most, it happens in their mid-life, over a period of months or years as they approach menopause.
An estimated 60% of women, struggle to cope with their symptoms and face difficulties at home and at work.
Menopause still remains a taboo subject, making women feel on their own and disinclined or too embarrassed to talk about it.
We are here to offer some help.
It’s estimated that one third of the US female population is currently peri or menopausal
(Source: Wellbeing of Women)
Now, more than ever.
There’s a vast amount of information on peri and menopause. The challenge for anyone approaching or passing through this stage in their life, is this information is spread far & wide and hard to piece together, unless you have medical experience.
More people are learning that menopause isn’t something to be endured. It’s a significant healthcare issue that requires understanding and, where needed, treatment.