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Why this workshop?
Perimenopause and menopause can profoundly influence a woman’s mental health, emotional wellbeing, cognition, relationships, and quality of life. Yet many mental health professionals receive little formal training in recognising and supporting clients through this transition.

This practical and evidence-informed workshop provides counsellors, psychologists, social workers, coaches, and allied health professionals with the knowledge and confidence to identify menopause-related presentations and effectively support women in clinical practice.

Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the hormonal and physiological changes of perimenopause and menopause
- Recognise common mental health, cognitive, and emotional symptoms
- Identify when hormonal changes may be contributing to client presentations
- Explore the impact of menopause on identity, relationships, work, and wellbeing
- Learn practical counselling strategies to support women through this transition
- Increase confidence in discussing menopause and women's health within therapy
- Understand referral pathways and multidisciplinary support options

Online live training - 9am - 4pm. Will require engaged participation, case studies and assessment and evaluation

Presenter:

Sara Harris - Master of Counselling & Master of Women's Health Medicine - also Bachelor of Health Science. Have been working in clinical practice with women for 20+ years. More focused on counselling specifically for the past 10 years. Very passionate about the link between hormonal health and mental health and supporting clinicians to understand these nuances that present in the therapy room.

Disclaimer:
The content of this endorsed CPD course is provided by the external course provider. Attendees are encouraged to approach the material with an open mind and consider diverse perspectives, particularly those from lived experiences related to the topics discussed. For feedback regarding the course, please contact the course provider directly.