❄️ Menopause

Menopause mental health training for clinicians

Menopause is a single day, twelve months after a final period, but the psychological work around it can take years. Our menopause trainings prepare you to support body image, self-concept, grief and meaning-making, and to keep long-term mental health in view.

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“A significant life transition that deserves attention, not dismissal.”

Clinical focus areas

Emotional and psychological changes
Body image and self-concept
Grief, loss, and meaning-making
Long-term mental health considerations

What you’ll learn

Skills you can use with your next menopause client

Add menopause-informed questions to your biopsychosocial assessment
Recognize when symptoms call for medical collaboration
Avoid assuming every midlife symptom is hormonal, or that none are
Work with body image, sexuality and self-concept after menopause
Support meaning-making and the next season of life

Why it matters

Every year in the United States, more than a million women reach menopause. Many will see a mental health professional at some point in midlife, and the right questions can make a real difference in their care.