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Increase the engagement and retention of some of your most experienced people by making your organisation menopause-friendly.
About 50 percent of women say the symptoms of menopause make work more challenging. That shouldn’t mean that women have to press pause on their careers or suffer in silence. Awareness, education and small workplace supports can make the world of difference in navigating this natural and temporary lifestage.
Supporting people through life's transitions is a smart business move:
17% of midlife women take an extended break from work due to menopause. Don’t let talent walk out your door due to denial of this natural life stage.
Menopausal symptoms typically occur around the age when women can be stepping up into more senior roles. Small workplace adjustments can help a woman fulfil her career potential.
The menopause transition is a time of increased vulnerability for experiencing mental health conditions. Being forewarned is forearmed.
Menopause has been missing from D&I and WH&S agendas, despite the fact it affects half of humanity.
Menopause is unique to the female biology, and requires different accommodations than a male body. Different treatment, not the same treatment, brings true equality.
Allowing women to work with dignity is a humane thing to do.
How can we help you?
Not sure where to start?
Book a mentoring session with me.
Want to take an integrated strategic approach?
Learn more about the strategy workshops I run.
Build your managers' & leaders' wellbeing capability
Learn more about the Menopause@Work Manager Training program and leadership development opportunities.
Educate and Support Your Staff
Webinars, Workshops, Programs & Coaching.
Resources, Templates & Articles
Check out this range of free and tailored resources for your organisation.
Professional Network
Join other organisations putting menopause on their agenda. Sign up here for notification of free quarterly events.
Thea O'Connor TEDxCanberra Talk
Watch my TEDxCanberra Talk called "What killer whales can teach us about menopause".
Engage Thea as a keynote speaker at your next event
Learn how we have already made a difference
Watch this video below about our ground breaking collaboration with Queensland Teachers Union, the first workplace in Australia to take a comprehensive organisation approach to becoming menopause-friendly.
Would you like to promote menstrual wellbeing at work as well?
menopause@work is here to help, get in touch here to discuss options.
Meanwhile, here are some resources to help you learn more about menopause, and people's lived experience in the workplace.
They are FREE. Just click on the download button below each resource.
Learn more about menopause
Here are some of my top picks of quality information.
Reducing Stigma
Tips for reducing stigma associated with menopause and starting workplace conversations.
Lived Experiences
Working Women’s Voices. A report summarising themes emerging from 1-1 interviews with Australian women transitioning through menopause at work.