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Discover the essential guide to understanding menopause with *Making Menopause Matter*. This enlightening book, authored by pioneer Diane Danzebrink, navigates the complex landscape of menopause—a phase affecting approximately half of the global population. It's not just about the physical symptoms like hot flashes and cessation of periods; menopause is a comprehensive transition impacting emotional and cognitive health, careers, relationships, and overall wellbeing.
Gain insights into why menopause truly matters and break the stigma surrounding it. With Diane’s expert guidance, you’ll learn how to access the support you need during this transformative period. She champions better menopause education and advocates for societal change, ensuring that menopause is recognized as a significant life event rather than a taboo topic. Her commitment to this cause has even placed menopause in the RSE curriculum in schools across England.
*Making Menopause Matter* educates readers on the realities of menopause, emphasizing the importance of individualized experiences and emotional support. Whether you’re experiencing menopause or supporting someone who is, this book provides invaluable wisdom and resources.
Explore the depth of the menopause experience and empower yourself or your loved ones with the knowledge and understanding necessary for a smoother transition. Invest in your health and wellbeing today with this indispensable resource, which will be a critical addition to conversations surrounding menopause and its profound impact on lives.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781399812672
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2024
Publisher: John Murray
Description:
In recent years, the conversation around menopause has opened up; most of us understand what menopause means, and that it can be more than a few hot flushes and periods stopping.
BUT.
Do we really know why menopause matters?
Menopause will directly affect approximately half the world's population, and will indirectly affect the other half, too. There is a huge diversity of experiences that can potentially impact both short- and long-term physical, cognitive and emotional health and wellbeing, careers, relationships, families, friendships and finances.
How do you, your mother, your sister, your friends or your partner get the help and support that they need in all aspects of their lives, throughout the menopause transition and beyond?
Diane's book can answer that - and so much more. Diane Danzebrink was one of the first people to campaign for better menopause education, care, and support. Her work has been critical in ensuring that menopause is now part of the RSE curriculum in schools in England, and to the way in which menopause is no longer seen as a shameful or trivial experience. Her book, Making Menopause Matter, guides us through all aspects of the menopause landscape; it reminds us not only of what menopause is - its scope, nature and potential impact - but also why it is important that we continue to call for access to support for all, enhanced understanding, and an acceptance that menopause is an individual experience. While it may not be a seamless transition, menopause does offer an important opportunity when the right help and sup
Discover the essential guide to understanding menopause with *Making Menopause Matter*. This enlightening book, authored by pioneer Diane Danzebrink, navigates the complex landscape of menopause—a phase affecting approximately half of the global population. It's not just about the physical symptoms like hot flashes and cessation of periods; menopause is a comprehensive transition impacting emotional and cognitive health, careers, relationships, and overall wellbeing.
Gain insights into why menopause truly matters and break the stigma surrounding it. With Diane’s expert guidance, you’ll learn how to access the support you need during this transformative period. She champions better menopause education and advocates for societal change, ensuring that menopause is recognized as a significant life event rather than a taboo topic. Her commitment to this cause has even placed menopause in the RSE curriculum in schools across England.
*Making Menopause Matter* educates readers on the realities of menopause, emphasizing the importance of individualized experiences and emotional support. Whether you’re experiencing menopause or supporting someone who is, this book provides invaluable wisdom and resources.
Explore the depth of the menopause experience and empower yourself or your loved ones with the knowledge and understanding necessary for a smoother transition. Invest in your health and wellbeing today with this indispensable resource, which will be a critical addition to conversations surrounding menopause and its profound impact on lives.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781399812672
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2024
Publisher: John Murray
Description:
In recent years, the conversation around menopause has opened up; most of us understand what menopause means, and that it can be more than a few hot flushes and periods stopping.
BUT.
Do we really know why menopause matters?
Menopause will directly affect approximately half the world's population, and will indirectly affect the other half, too. There is a huge diversity of experiences that can potentially impact both short- and long-term physical, cognitive and emotional health and wellbeing, careers, relationships, families, friendships and finances.
How do you, your mother, your sister, your friends or your partner get the help and support that they need in all aspects of their lives, throughout the menopause transition and beyond?
Diane's book can answer that - and so much more. Diane Danzebrink was one of the first people to campaign for better menopause education, care, and support. Her work has been critical in ensuring that menopause is now part of the RSE curriculum in schools in England, and to the way in which menopause is no longer seen as a shameful or trivial experience. Her book, Making Menopause Matter, guides us through all aspects of the menopause landscape; it reminds us not only of what menopause is - its scope, nature and potential impact - but also why it is important that we continue to call for access to support for all, enhanced understanding, and an acceptance that menopause is an individual experience. While it may not be a seamless transition, menopause does offer an important opportunity when the right help and sup