Menopause Experts Group Scotland

21/10/2026

THIS IS A BIG ONE!

Register, receive one link for FREE entry, across all topics. Mammoth 7- Day Round Table Discussions on topics that need to be discussed to help raise awareness. With Menopause Experts Group

AROUND THE TABLE IN SEVEN DAYS
1–7 November 2026

Seven days. Seven conversations. One Round Table.

Join Menopause Experts for a week of open, informative and thought-provoking conversations exploring menopause from every angle.

Register once and join us for as many of the seven sessions as you wish. Your registration covers the entire week.

THE WEEK AROUND THE TABLE

Sunday 1 November | 10:00am
Preparing for Menopause
What should we know before menopause arrives, and can being better prepared change our experience?

Monday 2 November | 4:00pm
The Unexpected Symptoms of Menopause
Exploring the symptoms women don’t always associate with hormonal change and why greater awareness matters.

Tuesday 3 November | 6:00pm
HRT With Associate Professor Vikram Talaulikar UCL
A conversation with Dee Murray about Hormone Replacement Therapy, the questions women are asking and what we need to understand.

Wednesday 4 November | 4:00pm
Bones, Heart & Brain Health
Looking beyond symptoms to the longer-term health considerations that become increasingly important through menopause and beyond.

Thursday 5 November | 3:00pm
Cancer & Menopause
With Dani Binnington
An important conversation about navigating menopause alongside and following a cancer diagnosis.

Friday 6 November | Time TBC
Women of Colour & Menopause
Hosted by Shirley Marshall, Nurse & Menopause Pro
Exploring experiences, inequalities, cultural conversations and why menopause support must reflect the experiences of all women.

Saturday 7 November | Time TBC
Marriage, Relationships & Divorce
With Dee Murray and special guest Simon Salt
A frank and fascinating conversation about menopause, relationships, communication, intimacy and what happens when couples find themselves navigating significant change. A very popular topic!

ONE REGISTRATION. SEVEN DAYS. JOIN THE CONVERSATIONS THAT MATTER TO YOU.

All times shown are UK time.

NOTE - Once registered, keep your joining details safe. You will use the same Zoom joining details throughout the seven-day event. You may want to print off your registration email to give you the timings and planning ahead.

REGISTER HERE

AROUND THE TABLE IN SEVEN DAYS 1–7 November 2026 Seven days. Seven conversations. One Round Table. Join Menopause Experts for a week of open, informative and thought-provoking conversations exploring menopause from every angle. Register once and join us for as many of the seven sessions as you wis...

20/10/2026

You may not be thinking about how you feel at 80 years old right now, but the choices you make today determine your later years. Become a Menopause Champion and give yourself the best chance through knowledge and community.

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18/10/2026

Today is World Menopause Day. We can’t pretend to know what you’re going through, but we can try to show you we care.

18/10/2026

Navigating menopause doesn't have to be a solo journey. Having the right knowledge, guidance, and support makes all the difference in understanding your body and taking control of your health.

As a Licensed Menopause Champion, I’m here to help guide you every step of the way with professional, compassionate support.

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13/10/2026

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13/10/2026

Did you know that October is also ADHD awareness month?

10/10/2026

It’s time we stopped calling testosterone a “male hormone”.

Testosterone is a female hormone too. For decades, we’ve simplified human hormones into neat little boxes: oestrogen belongs to women and testosterone belongs to men.

Biology is far more interesting than that.

Women naturally produce testosterone throughout their lives. It is produced primarily by the ovaries and adrenal glands, and it is also formed through the conversion of other hormones within the body.

Testosterone and other androgens are involved in female sexual function and contribute to musculoskeletal health and other physiological processes. Testosterone can also be converted into oestradiol, the main form of oestrogen in premenopausal women, within the body.

Yet many women reach menopause knowing plenty about declining oestrogen and almost nothing about their androgens.

There’s another misconception worth correcting: testosterone does not simply disappear when a woman reaches menopause. Testosterone levels generally decline gradually with age, beginning before menopause, rather than falling abruptly at the final menstrual period. The ovaries and adrenal glands can continue producing androgens after menopause, although ovarian androgen production may decline over time.

So perhaps we need to change the language. Calling testosterone the “male hormone” can unintentionally suggest that it is somehow foreign to the female body. It isn’t.

Just as men naturally produce and need oestrogen, women naturally produce and need testosterone.

That does not mean every menopausal woman needs testosterone therapy.

The strongest evidence for prescribing testosterone to women is currently for appropriately assessed hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) in postmenopausal women. Current guidance does not support using testosterone routinely for general wellbeing, cognitive symptoms, mood, energy, or musculoskeletal health. We should be careful not to turn an important hormone into another menopause cure-all.

But we should absolutely teach women that testosterone belongs in the conversation.

Oestrogen isn’t exclusively female. Testosterone isn’t exclusively male. They are human hormones.

Perhaps it’s time our menopause education reflected that.

09/10/2026

Never Underestimate the Power

We were the first to create Licensed Menopause Champions, and today our Champions are represented across 26 countries, helping to change countless lives through better menopause education.

And we’re about to get even better.

Our professional, fully audited menopause training awards an incredible 30 CPD points, giving you the knowledge and confidence to understand menopause properly, but we don’t stop at education.

For some people, becoming a Champion changes their own life first. For others, it becomes the beginning of something completely new.

We give you the tools, resources and community support to take what you have learned and use it to help others. You may decide to build your own menopause practice, add menopause support to the work you already do, deliver talks and workshops, or simply become a trusted source of knowledge within your community.

And you can choose to stay with us for life.

With our Lifetime License, you pay once. There are no annual subscriptions and no renewals. You can continue to access your training, resources and community and develop as a Champion for as long as you choose.

We’ve spent years building and developing this programme, and we’re incredibly proud of how far our Champions have taken it. Now, as we prepare for the next evolution of Menopause Champions, there really has never been a better time to join us.

30 CPD points. 26 countries. One Lifetime License.

Change your own life. Build something of your own. And use what you learn to help change the lives of others.

Become a Licensed Menopause Champion.

Join us today ♥️

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05/10/2026

Just because it has menopause on the label doesn't mean its quality.

That's why education and awareness is key in understanding symptoms.