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CPD accredited Menopause for managers

Minimise the impact of menopause at work by learning how to recognise symptoms and support your teams, whilst keeping in-line with employment law.  

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  • 1.5 hours

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  • 2 hours

    Course duration

  • 1 Ebooks

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    A few more words about this course

    If you manage a team and want to be pro-active about building a menopause inclusive environment, then this course is for you.  It will help you recognise the symptoms of menopause and really understand how this can affect people at work.  You will gain the confidence to have open conversations and get creative with reasonable adjustments in line with your workplace policies.  

    This course is for one person only and only one CPD certificate can be issued upon completion.

    You will learn:

    • What is menopause
    • How hormonal changes affect the brain
    • Menopause in the workplace and employment law 
    • Employment law and menopause
    • How to support employees through open conversations & reasonable adjustments
    • Real life case studies

    Sophie Cartledge

    Specialisation: Menopause

    About

    Sophie Cartledge is a certified menopause trainer and coach and founder of Hormones on the blink. With lived experience of peri-menopause, she is passionate about removing the taboo surrounding menopause and creating space for open conversation both in and out of the workplace. 

    Recently recognised for her work in the community and supporting local businesses, Sophie received the Emerging business award at the Inspirational women of Portsmouth awards - 2023. 

    Course reviews

    "As a Male manager, I found this course very insightful and incredibly informative. I have gained knowledge and skills which will help me deal with staff in the best way possible."

    Kev - Pembroke College
    JOHN DOE
    "This course was really thought provoking! Lots of helpful information and interactions. Subject wasn't medicalised and participation/questions were encouraged."

    Janine - Citizens advice bureau
    KATE PARKER
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