Menopause is a workforce issue. Here is what the evidence actually says.
A plain-language walk through the Mayo Clinic and Menopause Society findings — and what they do and do not prove.
Resources & insights
Credible information, in one place.
We point people to the sources we trust, publish what we learn, and give employers practical tools. Everything here is educational — not medical or legal advice.
Downloadable tool
Menopause at Work: Employer Readiness Checklist
A one-page self-assessment across policies and benefits, workplace environment, manager capability, communication and evaluation — based on The Menopause Society's employer recommendation categories. Score it in ten minutes; bring it to a discovery call.
Placeholder: the PDF checklist and email-gated download will be connected here once the business email account exists. For now, request it through the contact form.
Request the checklistSources we trust
- The Menopause Society
Patient education, the Making Menopause Work™ employer resources, and a directory of certified menopause practitioners.
- NIH Office of Research on Women's Health
Plain-language overview of menopause and current research.
- Office on Women's Health (HHS)
Menopause basics, symptoms and treatment overview.
- ACOG — American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Patient FAQs on perimenopause and menopause.
- Society for Women's Health Research
Menopause and workplace resources, including the EMPACT survey.
Insights
Articles and research summaries.
What a manager should say — and not say — when an employee raises symptoms
The four moves from Lead Through Midlife, with example language.
Coming soon
Reviewing your benefits for menopause coverage: a 30-minute HR checklist
Where to look, what to ask your carrier, and what to tell employees.
Coming soon
Why mixed-gender rooms make better menopause education
On designing for the whole workforce rather than a single audience.
Coming soon
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