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Ever found yourself mystified by the changes your body undergoes during menopause, or felt alone in navigating its choppy waters? Sarah Connor, the esteemed Queen of Menopause, joins us today to share her insightful journey from confusion to clarity and how she's flipping the script on menopause misconceptions. With a tale that begins with her own perimenopause struggles and culminates in the creation of "Menopause Over Martinis," Sarah's transformative story is a clarion call for open dialogue and support that transcends the boundaries of gender and age.
We're reshaping how menopause is perceived and discussed, one candid conversation at a time. Sarah's candid narration of bringing her two sons into the loop on women's health issues not only sheds light on the importance of inclusivity but also has us chuckling at the candid family moments that ensue. This episode amplifies the call for menopause education for all, highlighting the necessity of supportive relationships and workplaces that embrace this life stage with empathy and understanding.
As we wrap up, Sarah outlines her multifaceted approach to advocacy, from keynote speeches at the Shepherdess Muster to driving workplace wellness initiatives. The conversation illuminates pathways for connection through events, education, and shared experiences, while also spotlighting invaluable resources like the Australasian Menopause Society. Sarah's commitment to fostering understanding is an inspiring testament to the power of community, advocacy, and informed dialogue in breaking down the barriers of stigma surrounding menopause.
The Culture Ministry exists to create inclusive, accessible environments so that people and businesses can thrive.
Combining a big picture, balanced approach with real-world experience, we help organisations understand their diversity and inclusion shortcomings – and identify practical, measurable actions to move them forward.
Go to https://www.thecultureministry.com/ to learn more
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Ever found yourself mystified by the changes your body undergoes during menopause, or felt alone in navigating its choppy waters? Sarah Connor, the esteemed Queen of Menopause, joins us today to share her insightful journey from confusion to clarity and how she's flipping the script on menopause misconceptions. With a tale that begins with her own perimenopause struggles and culminates in the creation of "Menopause Over Martinis," Sarah's transformative story is a clarion call for open dialogue and support that transcends the boundaries of gender and age.
We're reshaping how menopause is perceived and discussed, one candid conversation at a time. Sarah's candid narration of bringing her two sons into the loop on women's health issues not only sheds light on the importance of inclusivity but also has us chuckling at the candid family moments that ensue. This episode amplifies the call for menopause education for all, highlighting the necessity of supportive relationships and workplaces that embrace this life stage with empathy and understanding.
As we wrap up, Sarah outlines her multifaceted approach to advocacy, from keynote speeches at the Shepherdess Muster to driving workplace wellness initiatives. The conversation illuminates pathways for connection through events, education, and shared experiences, while also spotlighting invaluable resources like the Australasian Menopause Society. Sarah's commitment to fostering understanding is an inspiring testament to the power of community, advocacy, and informed dialogue in breaking down the barriers of stigma surrounding menopause.
The Culture Ministry exists to create inclusive, accessible environments so that people and businesses can thrive.
Combining a big picture, balanced approach with real-world experience, we help organisations understand their diversity and inclusion shortcomings – and identify practical, measurable actions to move them forward.
Go to https://www.thecultureministry.com/ to learn more
If you enjoyed this episode and maybe learnt something please share with your friends on social media, give a 5 star rating on Apple podcasts and leave a comment. This makes it easier for others to find A Dog Called Diversity.
A Dog Called Diversity is proud to be featured on Feedspot's 20 Best Diversity And Inclusion Podcasts
Thanks for listening. Follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.
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