If you're not feeling like yourself, let's help you feel like you again
A free, CPD-accredited 90-minute course to help you understand how menopause can affect your mental wellbeing and discover 10 practical, evidence-based tools to help you feel more like yourself again.
✔ Free to attend
✔ Live online
✔ CPD-accredited
✔ Practical resources you can use straight away
Please note: This course is exclusively for biological women experiencing perimenopause, menopause or post-menopause.
Practical tools & resources
Expert-led training
Rated 5/5 by attendees
No cost to you
Evidence-based approach
Free & CPD-accredited
Practical tools & resources Expert-led training Rated 5/5 by attendees No cost to you Evidence-based approach Free & CPD-accredited
Reserve your free place
To ensure our events remain relevant to the biological and hormonal experiences they are designed to support, attendance is limited to biological females only.
When signing up, please only include one email address.
Why do we ask about biological sex?
These workshops focus specifically on the biological and hormonal experience of menopause and provide a confidential space for participants to discuss personal experiences.
For the purposes of these workshops, biological female refers to sex rather than gender identity. We recognise that people who are biologically female may have different gender identities.
We recognise that partners, colleagues and other allies can also benefit from menopause education, and we may offer separate sessions for allies in the future.
You're not imagining it
Menopause affects far more than physical symptoms. It can influence how we think, feel, work and show up every day. Feeling anxious, overwhelmed, forgetful or unlike yourself is far more common than many women realise.
The good news? Once we understand what's happening, we can begin to support ourselves in ways that genuinely make a difference. That's exactly what this course is here to help you do.
Who it’s for
This course has been created exclusively for biological women experiencing perimenopause, menopause or post-menopause who want to better understand the impact menopause can have on their mental wellbeing.
Whether you're working full-time, part-time, self-employed, taking a career break, retired or caring for others, you'll leave with practical tools and trusted guidance to help you navigate this stage of life with greater confidence.
No prior knowledge is needed, just an open mind and a willingness to invest 90 minutes in yourself.
What you'll experience
This isn't a webinar where you'll simply sit and listen. It's a live, interactive online workshop designed to help you feel comfortable, supported and involved throughout.
Come as you are. Bring a brew, wear your comfies and settle in wherever you feel most comfortable.
You're invited to keep your camera on if you're comfortable doing so. Together, we'll create a warm, welcoming space where women can connect, share experiences and realise they're not alone.
There's no pressure to speak or share anything personal, you're welcome to participate in whatever way feels right for you.
Is this course right for you?
You're wondering why you don't feel like yourself anymore.
You want to better understand the connection between menopause and mental wellbeing.
You're looking for practical support, not more conflicting advice.
You'd like simple strategies you can actually fit into everyday life.
You want to feel more confident navigating this stage of life.
Whether you're just beginning to experience symptoms or you've been navigating menopause for years, you'll leave with a better understanding of what's happening and practical ways to support yourself moving forward.
What you'll learn
During this course, you'll learn how to:
✔ Better understand how menopause affects your mental wellbeing
✔ Recognise why symptoms like anxiety, brain fog and reduced confidence happen
✔ Apply 10 practical, evidence-based tools in everyday life
✔ Build habits that support your wellbeing
✔ Continue your learning beyond the course
Meet your facilitators
Victoria Brookbank
Workplace wellbeing specialist, mindfulness teacher, psychotherapist and Founder of Minds That Work.
Haley White
Founder of Menospace and Co-Chair of the Society of Occupational Medicine’s Women’s Health at Work Network.
You’ll be guided by two nationally recognised specialists who combine expertise with lived experience.
Victoria Brookbank, founder of Minds That Work, has trained thousands in workplace wellbeing and mental health.
Haley White, founder of Menospace, is a nationally recognised menopause educator and speaker.
Together, they created MenoMinds to reach women too often left out of the menopause conversation.
CPD accredited
Completely free
No strings attached
Expert-led
CPD accredited Completely free No strings attached Expert-led
After you register
We will send you a confirmation email containing your joining link and more details about what you can expect on the day.
It’s important to us that you feel comfortable and supported throughout the session, so if you have any questions or concerns or any accessibility needs, please let us know and we’ll do everything we can to help.
You’ll also receive
Every attendee receives practical resources to support their learning after the course, including:
MenoMinds Course Handout
Managing Menopause Mood Workbook
Talking to Your GP About Menopause Toolkit
Recommended reading and trusted organisations
Additional learning resources
Follow on support
For many women, this course is just the beginning. If you'd like to continue learning beyond the course, the MenoMinds Community gives you access to expert-led sessions, practical wellbeing tools, trusted resources and a supportive community you can return to whenever you need it.
FAQs
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These workshops focus specifically on the biological and hormonal experience of menopause and provide a confidential space for participants to discuss personal experiences.
For the purposes of these workshops, biological female refers to sex rather than gender identity. We recognise that people who are biologically female may have different gender identities.
We recognise that partners, colleagues and other allies can also benefit from menopause education, and we may offer separate sessions for allies in the future.
Read more about this in our policy.
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Yes. Every place is free. There’s no charge to you at any point.
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All of our workshops are open to biological women only. Women who are navigating perimenopause, menopause and post-menopause.
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No. The sessions are also for those in perimenopause — the years leading up to menopause when symptoms often begin.
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That’s okay. The session helps you recognise signs and understand the overlap between menopause, stress, and mental health.
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They’re held online, so you can join from anywhere. New sessions open every month, and we’ll send you the next available date after you register.
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90 minutes. You’ll leave with practical tools you can use straight away.
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Just a device with internet access. You’ll receive a simple Zoom link and joining instructions by email.
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Yes please. These sessions are interactive and you will get a lot more out of them if you fully engage with us and the other attendees. Peer support is a very important element of this programme.
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Yes. Every session is confidential, kind, and judgement-free. You’re welcome exactly as you are.
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The live sessions are conducted online in groups of 20+. They are interactive, with discussions in pairs or groups. Participation is encouraged.
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That’s okay. You can take breaks, stay quiet, or share as little as you want.
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Sessions run monthly. There are many chances to attend. Join our mailing list for updates.
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No. The sessions provide education and signposting, not medical diagnosis or treatment. For medical concerns, speak with a GP or qualified practitioner.
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Yes — digital handouts, exercises, and links to additional support.
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If you can’t attend, you can move to another session — just let us know. If you miss more than once without notice, we cannot offer another place.
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Yes. Large organisations can purchase our programmes. Contact info@menominds.co.uk to enquire.