Menopause, Mental Health and Me

Thank you for your interest in our guide. We hope it teaches you more about menopause symptoms and how to get the support you need at home, in the workplace and beyond.

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What's covered

1. What is menopause

2. Menopause, selfcare and further support

3. Asking your GP for help

4. How to discuss menopause in the work place

5. About Mental Health UK

6. Mood and symptom tracker
menopause, mental health

77% of women have reported experiencing new mental health challenges as a result of this new life stage.

menopause, mental health

90% of workers experiencing the menopause said that it had affected their working life.

menopause, mental health

80% of those experiencing mental health problems do not talk to their partners about it.

menopause, mental health

1 in 10 women have left their jobs due to menopausal symptoms.

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Real Stories

Do not give up on getting the right support for you

Linda reflects on her experience with menopause, drawing attention to symptoms of depression, suicidal thoughts and sleeplessness. She shares some positive tips, from exercise to talking to others.