ON-DEMAND IS HERE

The mission to improve women’s health continues with educational events in Southwestern Ontario

Thank you to Mission Empowerment, I am pleased to report that an On-Demand Format of one of my perimenopause and menopause lectures is now available. This seminar covers:

  • what perimenopause and menopause are including what is happening to us hormonally during these phases of life

  • symptoms that we can experience during and beyond the transition

  • the portfolio of treatment options depending on goals of care and symptom relief

  • foundations of health that also influence how we feel and function and their role as adjuncts to Menopause Hormone/Non-Hormone Therapy

  • two Q&A sessions are also part of the seminar

Also included, developed by Mission Empowerment based on my recommendations to save you some note-taking:

  • reliable, evidence based, no-conflicts-of-interest resources that can be referenced to build upon the knowledge you gain in the seminar

  • information that is helpful to a knowledgeable provider for those seeking perimenopause/menopause assessment and care

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The content was very holistic, and the speaker was fantastic. She was knowledgeable, engaged and genuine. Let's hear more from her!

〰️ At first I thought it would be too long but it was all valuable and I needed every part of it

〰️ The information was comprehensive, up-to-date, and was shared in a way that I could understand.

〰️ “Judy is absolutely amazing. Great presenter. So natural and engaging.”

The content was very holistic, and the speaker was fantastic. She was knowledgeable, engaged and genuine. Let's hear more from her! 〰️ At first I thought it would be too long but it was all valuable and I needed every part of it 〰️ The information was comprehensive, up-to-date, and was shared in a way that I could understand. 〰️ “Judy is absolutely amazing. Great presenter. So natural and engaging.”

SEMINARS AND EVENTS

Judy speaks for a variety of communities and organizations including:

Retreat & Event Organizers ● Fitness Organizations ● Health Organizations

Unions ● Museums ● Women’s Groups

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Common Topics include:

  • The Women’s Health Initiative

  • Perimenopause and Menopause Symptoms & Hormones

  • Therapies for Midlife including Hormone Therapies

  • Disease Screening and Risk Reduction

  • Optimizing Health and Happiness in Midlife & Beyond

“Judy explains complicated health topics in an easy to understand way that is information and entertaining. She gives us hope for the future of women’s health care.”

— Nancy, seminar attendant

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Safe and non-judgment Q&A for patients and providers helps with:

  • Mythbusting common misconceptions about Menopause Hormone Therapy

  • Discussing emerging data in perimenopause care

  • Understanding the many causes of perimenopause symptoms

  • Understanding body composition and weight changes in midlife

  • Shifting our mindset and societal views on midlife women’s health

  • Differentiating between providers and profiteers

“Judy does question and answer in an anonymous way so that we can get reliable answers without being judged. There is even opengroup discussions so we are all helping each other. It feels so good to know I’m not alone in this.”

— Anonymous attendant

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Seminars are tailored to the audience or organization with topics like:

  • Lifestyle for midlife health: nutrition, exercise, rest/recovery, perceived stress

  • Menopause Hormone Therapy for patients or providers

  • Midlife Disease prevention and treatment (Heart, Bone, Brain, Breast)

  • Frailty education and prevention

  • Shiftwork impacts on health

  • Mental Health during perimenopause

  • How Politics and Policy Influences Women’s Health

“We were all talking about it the next day and even the next week. We’re all planning to share her information with our moms, sisters, and friends. It’s valuable even if you’re not in the menopause transition yet.”

— Tiffany, seminar attendant

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The Menopause Museum Tour:

In collaboration with Kelly McIntosh, General Manager of the Stratford Perth Museum, six menopause education events in Stratford sold out in 2024. Based on attendant requests, they are taking this education on the road to other Museums to speak on:

  • The History of Women’s Healthcare and Why it Matters Today

  • The Women’s Health Initiative and its enduring impact on Women’s Health

  • Understanding the Menopause Transition

  • Thriving in and beyond Menopause

  • Non-hormonal, Hormonal, and Lifestyle Considerations in Midlife and Beyond

  • Advocating for ourselves, each other, and future generations

“Between opening the Menopause Clinic and the Museum Seminars, Judy has changed women’s health care in Huron-Perth. The history really helped me understand why women’s health is where it is today and how we can influence health care policy and advocacy going forward. She started an entire movement.”

— Anonymous Patient and Seminar Attendant

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