Not quite feeling yourself? It could be your hormones
Perimenopause is the time before your periods stop. Often years before your periods stop, oestrogen can start to fluctuate. For many, it’s when symptoms hit the hardest. Our survey of over 6000 showed it is common to experience more than 10 symptoms during perimenopause.
You may still have periods, even regular ones, but also:
Anxiety, irritability and mood swings are the most common symptoms of perimenopause experienced, with 78% of women reporting that they experience them
Our team of experts are here to support you every step of the way.
I believe deeply in the power of listening. Every woman deserves to feel seen, heard, and supported on her journey through hormonal change.
I take a personalised approach, taking the time to understand each woman's unique symptoms, the impact on her daily life, and the specific challenges she faces.
Every woman is individual and I aim to provide knowledge, support and input to each of you through your menopause journey.
I’m also at a stage in life where I personally relate to the changes menopause brings. This combination allows me to offer compassionate, relatable and evidence-based support.
I am a passionate advocate for Women’s Health. I want to empower every woman to feel their best at every stage of life.
Taking an individual approach is key to providing the best care plan for each woman and empowering personal choice.
I am passionate about empowering women with the knowledge to manage their health confidently and holistically.
I offer a holistic approach to understanding the processes that maintain psychological distress during this transitional time.
It’s a privilege to spend time with patients to understand their unique treatment needs and priorities and together create a management plan to address them.
I am passionate about supporting women through every stage of menopause with empathy and evidence-based care, helping them feel heard and understood.
I believe every woman deserves to feel heard, supported and confident in her health decisions — especially during midlife and menopause.