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by Katie Day (Author), Sophie Standing (Author)
How long does the menopause last?
To HRT or not to HRT?
The menopause can seem scary and confusing to many people. Menopause is Really Strange, the newest addition to the Really Strange series, demystifies and destigmatises this natural period of hormonal transition.
Acknowledging how varied one's experience of the menopause can be, this book explores the current scientific understanding of this phase of life and suggests ways to navigate it and come out the other side stronger than ever. In accessible and inclusive language, Katie Day also looks at how cultural differences, ethnicity, neurodivergence and one's gender identity can impact this period of life. Discussing potential symptoms and ways to alleviate them and providing a neutral and balanced perspective on options like HRT, Menopause is Really Strange provides a helpful overview for anyone seeking insight.
A beautifully illustrated, thoroughly researched and evidence-based account of the menopause, this book educates and empowers readers to learn and speak about the menopause without shame.
Author Biography
Katie Day is one of the leading voices and trainers on the menopause in the UK and has appeared on TV and Radio in the UK and globally. She has organised and delivered 2 menopause conferences in UK Parliament. Katie has been in the ED&I space for over 35 years and developed a leadership and personal development programme for women in the early 1990s, which she has delivered around the world. She is a qualified business coach and continues to work with clients on leadership, communication, team building and resilience courses for everyone. In 2024 she graduated with Distinction from University of Wales, Trinity St David with a Masters in Professional Practice, her research project was on menopause and personality. She will be continuing this research via a Doctorate.
Sophie Standing is an award winning illustrator and designer specialising in health communication. She works closely with health experts to improve the understanding of complex subjects through engaging imagery.
