Virtual World Menopause Day Event

To celebrate World Menopause Day (18^th October), a free-to-access virtual learning event has be organised to share/discuss all things related to the menopause.

During the morning of Friday 16 October and the afternoon of Monday 19 October there will be a series of sessions on the topics below.

You can pick and choose which sessions you attend, and there is no pre-registration required.

You will just need access to MS Teams to be able to access the sessions.

Friday 16th October

09:30-10:15 Title: What is the Menopause (Presented by Carla Smith, Wellbeing lead for Arden & GEM OD Consultancy and Dr Helen Garr)

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10:30-11:15 Title: “HRT; Facts not Myths” (Presented by Diane Porterfield Bourne from Bourne2care)

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11:30-12:15 Title: Organisational support for leads and line Managers (Presented by NHS Employers, Louise Murray and NHSE-I Jacqui McBurnie)

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12:30-13:15 Title: Support and resources for colleagues via Access to Work programme (Presented by Bethanie Kimberley, Remploy)

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13:30-14:00 Title: Menopause café – What it is, sharing experiences and support network (Facilitated by Jane Mitchell, CRN WMids)

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Monday 19th October

12:30-13:15 Title: Physical Activity is Menopause Medicine (Presented by Sue Copeland and Julie Robinson)

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13:30-14:15 Title: Financial wellbeing and the Menopause (Presented by Neil Howchin, Eulogie)

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14:30-15:15 Title: Mental Health Continuum & menopause (Presented by Tammy Partridge-Smith and Kay Higgins)

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15:30-16:15 Title: The finale. A recap and motivational speech from Henpicked (Presented by Deborah from HenPicked)

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Please share this information with as many colleagues and friends as possible. Some of the people taking part are incredibly knowledgeable about the topic and everyone is giving their time for free, so please try and join if you can!

Published 16th October 2020