OUR MISSION:
ENGAGE, EDUCATE, EMPOWER

We partner with organisations to provide professional training and solutions to create a workplace culture of menopause openness and understanding for all, to increase productivity and employee satisfaction by better supporting those employees affected by the menopause, their colleagues and managers.

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 YOUR MISSION:

ENSURE YOUR ORGANISATION IS CONFIDENTLY TALKING MENOPAUSE

Educating managers is one of the best ways organisations can support menopause at work.

Menopausal women are demographically, the fastest growing group of workers in the UK. Despite it being a natural life process, the menopause – and how menopause at work can affect your employees – is rarely discussed.

 
 

Industry Leading

Talking Menopause is a leading provider of menopause workshops, online learning, webinars and individually tailored programmes helping organisations transform their culture and create menopause confident workplaces.

forward-thinking clients

Our clients are all forward-thinking organisations, from the public, private and not-for-profit sectors, both large and small, all of whom recognise the need for more menopause awareness and visibility.

MENOPAUSE Affects us all

Every woman and trans and non-binary people will go through the menopause and around one in five will experience severe menopausal symptoms that are likely to affect them, and their colleagues, in the workplace.

 
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 Why should we be talking menopause?

MENOPAUSE EDUCATION NOT ONLY EMPOWERS YOUR EMPLOYEES GOING THROUGH THE MENOPAUSE BUT ALSO ENABLES COLLEAGUES TO UNDERSTAND HOW TO SUPPORT THEM AT WORK

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The Facts

1. LATER RETIREMENT

The global workforce is becoming older, with a higher number of those directly experiencing symptoms in employment. This means more individuals than ever before are going through menopause at work

2. ATTACHED STIGMA

91% of Talking Menopause Survey* respondents suggested little or no acknowledgement of menopause in their organisations

3. LACK OF KNOWLEDGE

Employers are responsible for the health, diversity and inclusion of all employees. Menopause affects everyone but few understand it and know how to discuss or support it especially at work

4. negative impact

81% of menopausal employees* suggested that menopause had a moderate to extremely high impact on their performance at work

*Talking Menopause Client Surveys 2021

5. attendance

Approximately 14 million workdays are lost in the UK annually due to menopausal symptoms

6. universal impact

The impact of the menopause affects everyone - regardless of age, gender or status

 
Thanks for providing insight, myth busting tips & making menopause discussions easy for me as a man and a leader – the day was a huge success and delegates were inspired.
— Chief Constable, Dorset Police