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3 P's To Decode Brain Fog From Depression
Is it brain fog — or something more?
Brain fog is one of the most common symptoms of perimenopause and menopause. In this episode Lisa tackles the question so many women ask in midlife: Is this hormone-related brain fog? Depression? ADHD? Or something more serious?
Psychiatrist and mental health expert Dr. Judith Joseph introduces her 3 P’s framework — Physical Changes, Period Changes and Past History — a practical tool designed to help distinguish menopause-related cognitive and mood changes from clinical depression, so women can pursue the right diagnosis and support.
Menopause-related mental health symptoms often fluctuate. They come and go. Understanding this is key to managing them effectively – so they don’t hold you back!
We also explore:
• Why so many women in midlife are being diagnosed with ADHD
• How hormone shifts can impact focus, memory and mood
• When to consider seeing a hormone specialist first
• Practical tools to strengthen cognition, focus and emotional resilience without prescriptions
Knowledge is power. When women understand what’s happening in their bodies — and the options available — they can make informed decisions that support both mental and physical health through midlife and beyond.
To learn more:
Connect with Lisa and MenoPositive
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By MenoPositiveIs it brain fog — or something more?
Brain fog is one of the most common symptoms of perimenopause and menopause. In this episode Lisa tackles the question so many women ask in midlife: Is this hormone-related brain fog? Depression? ADHD? Or something more serious?
Psychiatrist and mental health expert Dr. Judith Joseph introduces her 3 P’s framework — Physical Changes, Period Changes and Past History — a practical tool designed to help distinguish menopause-related cognitive and mood changes from clinical depression, so women can pursue the right diagnosis and support.
Menopause-related mental health symptoms often fluctuate. They come and go. Understanding this is key to managing them effectively – so they don’t hold you back!
We also explore:
• Why so many women in midlife are being diagnosed with ADHD
• How hormone shifts can impact focus, memory and mood
• When to consider seeing a hormone specialist first
• Practical tools to strengthen cognition, focus and emotional resilience without prescriptions
Knowledge is power. When women understand what’s happening in their bodies — and the options available — they can make informed decisions that support both mental and physical health through midlife and beyond.
To learn more:
Connect with Lisa and MenoPositive