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Menopause events 2024

Join the following events that have been arranged to help get everyone talking about the Menopause:

Menopause Café online on 1 October from 12 pm to 1pm.

The Cafes are run in accordance with Menopause Cafe principles. Everyone is welcome to attend, whether you are experiencing symptoms or are just curious to find out more, please join us. . You will be emailed the zoom link to join, once you have signed up. 

World Menopause Day 2024:  No time to step back with Helen Tomlinson. 

We are thrilled to welcome Helen Tomlinson, Head of Talent at The Adecco Group and the nation's first Menopause Champion, on Monday 14 October online from 3pm to 4pm.  Over the past year or so, Helen has made significant strides in this vital role, and she is committed to building on this momentum to create a lasting legacy that will benefit generations to come.

Helen will talk about how she is addressing the critical need for menopause support in the workplace and shares insights into her Four Point Plan, which is actively addressing this need. Helen is deeply passionate about breaking the silence, tackling the stigma, and raising awareness around menopause in professional settings. This issue affects everyone, whether directly or through interactions with colleagues, family members, or friends. Therefore, it is crucial to provide the necessary support in the workplace to ensure no one feels isolated and everyone has access to someone they can talk to. While discussions are becoming more common in the workplace, much work remains to be done. Now is not the time to step back.

. Please  first for this link to take you directly to there. All staff are welcome to attend this event.

Menopause Awareness for all Staff on 18 October online 12pm to 1 pm.

Whether you are wondering what to expect from the Menopause, would like to understand more about your symptoms or simply where to access support, join Sussex’s Menopause Workplace Trainer to find out more. Please note that Lisette is not a medically trained professional. As with all our events, all genders are welcome to attend. . Please  first for this link to take you directly to there. 

Menopause Café in the Meeting House on 3 December from 12 pm to 2 pm.

. This café will be slightly different as I am delighted to share that Dr Laura Kounine, Senior Lecturer in Early Modern History, MAH, will join us to talk about the factors that contributed to the widespread belief in witchcraft and why women, in particular, were more likely to be accused and persecuted. Our usual café will follow on afterwards. Please come along for some or all of it and a mince pie or two!