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 MENOPAUSE MASTERCLASSES 

 BOOK A LIVE EVENT 

We host a free 60-minute virtual Masterclass each month to help you manage or prepare for menopause.
 

Pick up proven tools from menopause specialists and coaches to boost every aspect of menopause wellbeing. 

 

Our Masterclasses are interactive, memorable experiences that give you a chance to laugh and learn with other like-minded women. 

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You'll get the opportunity to ask our specialists questions who normally charge between £200 - £300 per consultation.

Events
  • Managing Menopause with Herbs
    Managing Menopause with Herbs
    Managing Menopause with Herbs
    Mon, 22 Apr
    OTBM Online Masterclass
    22 Apr 2024, 19:00 – 20:00
    OTBM Online Masterclass
    22 Apr 2024, 19:00 – 20:00
    OTBM Online Masterclass
    In this Masterclass, we'll learn about the power of medicinal herbs for menopause, that can be taken instead of HRT or alongside it. Join Melinda McDougall, accredited medical herbalist to share her knowledge of herbs & other natural interventions.
  • Intimate Health in Menopause
    Intimate Health in Menopause
    Intimate Health in Menopause
    Tue, 28 May
    Online Masterclass
    28 May 2024, 19:00 – 20:00
    Online Masterclass
    28 May 2024, 19:00 – 20:00
    Online Masterclass
    Join Dr Angela Sharma, sexologist, founder of Spiced Health Clinic and lead at an NHS Menopause clinic help you spot the warning signs for vaginal atrophy, pelvic dysfunction, urinary tract infections and other issues associated with poor intimate health and tell you how to prevent & treat them.
  • Weird & Wonderful Menopause
    Weird & Wonderful Menopause
    Weird & Wonderful Menopause
    Wed, 26 Jun
    Online Masterclass
    26 Jun 2024, 19:00 – 20:00
    Online Masterclass
    26 Jun 2024, 19:00 – 20:00
    Online Masterclass
    Join Dr Clair Phipps talk about the less know symptoms of menopause such as electric shocks, tinnitus, fibromyalgia and itchy skin. She'll explain the science behind these and give some practical tips on how to keep them at bay.
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