An expert-led session with Hertility for World Menopause Day, sponsored by BGRE

An estimated 1 million women leave the workplace each year due to menopause symptoms, often because of a lack of knowledge and support at work and at home. This Menopause Awareness Month, we’ve partnered with Hertility for an in-person session designed for everyone – whether you’re navigating menopause yourself, supporting a partner, friend or colleague, or simply want to understand it better. With people potentially spending a third or more of their lives post-menopause, understanding the transition and the support available matters. Join us to learn what the menopausal transition can look like, what support exists and how to access it – for yourself or someone you care about.

What will be covered:

• What perimenopause and menopause actually are
• What causes menopause, and when it typically happen
• Common symptoms and their health implications
• How to manage symptoms, including treatment options like HRT
• What it means for people at work, and what good support looks like
• Q&A with the expert speaker and a registered nurse

Date: Tuesday 20 October

Schedule of Events:

7:30 – 8:15 AM: Breakfast networking

8:15 – 9 AM: Hertility Talk

9 – 10 AM: Networking and 1:1 Q&A sessions

Location: Paradise Green, 100 Bishopsgate

Limited Availability

Email activated.uk@bgre.com to book your place

Hertility Expert Speaker:

Dr Wendy Molefi

is an experienced GP and British Menopause Society-accredited Menopause Specialist and Trainer. With expertise in wellness coaching, mindfulness and a Master’s in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), she takes a holistic, preventative approach to menopause care, with a particular interest in its psychological impact on women’s quality of life.

A TEDx and international keynote speaker on women’s health, menopause and workplace mental wellbeing, Dr Molefi is also actively involved in menopause education, access and inclusivity. She treats a wide range of perimenopause and menopause presentations, including complex cases.