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Theme: The theme of this years British Menopause Conference was Menopause for all. There were many excellent presentations. Up to date research was shared over the two days covering many different aspects from early menopause to post menopause and beyond. Professor Donal Brennan the National Clinical lead on cancer research in Ireland was one of […]
Ensuring menopause education is available to all communities is vital. The concept of educating women and girls on menopause is completely new. Ireland and the UK are leading this massive cultural and societal change. I was invited to address the Cork Deaf Association recently. Having ladies from their 20’s to the their 70’s provided […]
I love talking about perimenopause and menopause. One sheet Throughout covid we were all on zoom or Micro soft teams delivering webinars and talks. So lucky to have had these platforms. However, since the first of March it has been wonderful to be back delivering at in person events. The energy in the room is […]
As most people who know me realise- I love talking about menopause. It was great to join Clare McKenna and Andrea Gilligan on Newstalk talking about my book “Midlife Women Rock: A Menopause Story for a New Generation” We discussed lots about perimenopause and menopause. In particular challenging the overwhelmingly negative narratives synonymous with menopause […]
I recently completed a book on Midlife women and Menopause. It will be published over the coming months. Having researched menopause over the last three years I believe there is a need for a new story around this time in women’s lives. The old story has limited disempowered and disenfranchised menopausal women for decades. The […]
What extraordinary coverage of menopause in Ireland- 8 days on the national airwaves. Huge thanks has to go Joe Duffy for enabling the conversation to occur. I have been advocating for the spotlight to be focused on this time in women’s lives for almost two years. The Women’s Health Task Force which met in February […]
