Hosted by Diane Danzebrink · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 17 episodes
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Making Menopause Matter is the podcast that opens up the conversation around menopause—honestly, openly, and without shame. Hosted by Diane Danzebrink, founder of Menopause Support, it’s here to guide you through the confusing menopause landscape, and to inform and support anyone affected by menopause, directly or indirectly. From symptoms to solutions, with plenty of myth-busting along the way, this is your go-to listen for clarity, connection, and change.
Diane Danzebrink hosts Making Menopause Matter, a health show with 17 episodes published.
In this episode we consider what has changed as the result of the work and campaign activism of so many, over the past decade. We then look at what still needs to change to improve the menopause landscape further. I am d
In this episode we focus on the often overlooked subject of menopause and beyond. The narrative around menopause has been, and often still is, negative, but with the right help and support, at the right time, it doesn't
In this episode we focus on the important topic of menopause and diversity. I am delighted to be joined by my friend and colleague Catherine O'Keeffe, who lives and works in Ireland. Catherine is a workplace consultant a
In this episode we focus on the important topic of menopause and relationships. I am delighted to be joined by a very special guest, my husband, who agreed to chat to me about his experience of supporting me through the
In this episode we focus on the important topic of menopause and work. I am delighted to be joined by my friend and fellow campaigner Katie Taylor, founder of the Latte Lounge and author of Midlife Matters. Katie talks t
The menopause landscape has become increasingly competitive, commodified, and commercialised over the past few years. The greedy genie is out of the bottle and won't be going back any time soon. Sadly, this is nothing ne
Welcome to episode ten of Making Menopause Matter Please note this episode includes content that discusses suicidal thoughts. All too often women feel that they are not being heard by health care professionals when they
Welcome to episode nine of Making Menopause Matter In this episode we focus on the potential options for seeking professional help and support for menopause. We consider what those options might be, how to make informed
Welcome to episode eight of Making Menopause Matter In this episode I discuss menopause and long term health with GP and menopause specialist Dr Claire Phipps. We focus on bone, heart, brain and genitourinary health, and
Welcome to episode seven of Making Menopause Matter In this episode I am delighted to be joined by Vikram Talaulikar. Vikram is a specialist in reproductive medicine and associate professor in womens health at University
Welcome to episode six of Making Menopause Matter Menopause can be an opportunity to conisder improving self care, but only if that is accompanied by having the right information, care, and support at the right time. In
Welcome to episode five of Making Menopause Matter Please note this episode includes content that discusses suicidal thoughts. In this episode we talk about the psychological and cognitive symptoms of menopause. The ment
Welcome to the fourth episode of Making Menopause Matter In this episode we talk Vulvas, Vaginas and Bladders, including, why using the right terminology is so important, the genitourinary symptoms of menopause, sexual h
Welcome to the third episode of Making Menopause Matter In this episode I discuss the physical symptoms of menopause with GP and menopause specialist Dr Claire Phipps. We look at what the symptoms can potentially be, why
Welcome to the second episode of Making Menopause Matter In this episode we look at what menopause is, when it happens, and why it happens. We consider the divesity of experience, including, surgical menopause, medically
Welcome to the first episode of Making Menopause Matter In this episode I set the stage by sharing my experience of menopause and how that led me to research the menopause landscape, back in 2013, which highlighted the n
Welcome to the Making Menopause Matter podcast with me Diane Danzebrink. The podcast is based around the chapters of my book of the same name, so we will be exploring all aspects of menopause and welcoming guest speakers
Fiona Clark
health journalist, author of Meno Wars, founder of the Menopause Research and Education charity
1 appearance on this show
husband
oral surgeon · Brown University
1 appearance on this show
Katie Taylor
EYFS teacher and consultant; forest school leader; author · Early Years Outdoor
1 appearance on this show
Joan
Chair of JRs · Late Night Legends
1 appearance on this show
Sam Evans
Senior Managing Director · FTI Delta
1 appearance on this show
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Making Menopause Matter is hosted by Diane Danzebrink. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 17 episodes.
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