A research-informed workshop helping counsellors recognise and work confidently with menopause in therapeutic practice.

This workshop is designed for counsellors, psychotherapists, counselling students and other helping professionals who want greater confidence in recognising and responding to menopause-related themes in therapeutic practice. Are you aware of how menopause can influence your clients' mental health and relational dynamics? This workshop will provide you with essential strategies to effectively support clients navigating this profound life change. We will explore how to recognise the indirect effects of menopause in therapy, discuss methods for sensitively addressing this topic, and understand menopause as a complex psychosocial transition. Our time together will be structured into three key sections:

1. Identifying the impact of menopause in client narratives.

2. Techniques for gently introducing discussions around menopause.

3. Applying a biopsychosocial model in therapeutic practice.

Utilising realistic case examples and interactive dialogue, this workshop will empower you with practical tools to enhance your therapeutic approach. Participants will leave with actionable insights and a deeper understanding of menopause as more than a biological event, fostering a compassionate therapeutic environment. Led by a seasoned practitioner with a focus on qualitative research, this workshop promises to enrich your clinical practice and enhance your confidence in discussing menopause with clients.

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