The average age of reaching menopause is 45-55 years old but it can happen earlier. Some may go through menopause before the age of 40. In this session we will explore the variety of reasons why this can happen.
It is estimated that 1 in 10 women and those assigned female at birth are currently living with PCOS. The aim of this session is to enable you to understand what PCOS is and understand how this may affect people, symptoms that can be experienced and different ways to manage these. Learn how to manage your own experience or support others who are living with and working with this condition. We want everyone to feel confident talking about endometriosis.
The Employment Rights Bill has now been published – and it’s a game-changer.
For the first time, menopause is being acknowledged at a legislative level as core issues of gender equality and workplace wellbeing. This signals a step-change in what’s expected of employers.
The aim of this session is to enable you to understand what fibroids are and understand how they may affect people, symptoms that can be experienced and different ways to manage these. Learn how to manage your own experience or support others who are living with and working with fibroids. We want everyone to feel confident talking about fibroids
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