COMMUNITY
“Menopause is not the enemy, it is the gateway to a new season”
I often see women struggling with their day-to-day lives, and there appears to be no let-up. Women quite often feel guilty for taking time out for themselves. But do you know that focusing on your health and well-being is proven to positively affect those you love, your friendships, and your work? So in this part of Positive Menopause, we discover different ways of how this is achievable.
It may not be achieved overnight, but with the support of one another and through learning and sharing, we can make a difference not only in our lives but in the lives of our daughters and granddaughters.
And at any point, if you feel like chatting with us directly or you’re unsure about anything, please connect with us below.
We can guide you into making informed choices about your health and well-being.
We can discuss how you can approach healthcare specialists, GPs and private consultants.
So if you want to work with me on a one-to-one basis as often as possible, please get in touch with me below.
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Check out our regular meetups and events. We would love to see you there.
Testimonials
At 42 I started to experience what I now know are perimenopause symptoms, but no one was talking about it ( apart from the office jokes about women having hot flushes ). Thankfully I found this group. An inclusive, open and safe place to learn, share experiences, be there for each other and have a bit of a laugh along the way.
“I felt very negative and depressed about my menopause symptoms before joining this fabulous group. The community of wonderful ladies have supported and encouraged me and I now feel more positive about my menopause journey. The group empowers you to take more control, providing excellent support and information. I don’t know where I would be without Sarah and her team. Thank you from the bottom of my heart xxxx
I am amazed at how much I didn’t know about perimenopause. I didn’t know about brain fog or forgetfulness being a side effect. I had never heard that blurry vision was common. I learned about magnesium supplements and am now taking that and black cohosh. Thank goodness for the open, honest forum for women to share and ask questions.
I feel the help from the Positive Menopause group has been invaluable. I am not alone and don’t feel like I am the only person with terrible mood swings, tearful emotional episodes, struggles with self-confidence, foggy brain, hot sweats, lack of energy and motivation as well as all the wonderful physical changes menopause has blessed me with. It is so good to be able to talk to others experiencing the same or similar things and to learn what has helped them. I am grateful for the continued support and new updates/information from our group.
