Hormonal changes and mental wellbeing
Welcome to The Menopause Space Podcast, Season 3, the podcast where we explore the journey of menopause with honesty, humor, and heart. I'm Lisa Tarquini, your host, founder of The Menopause Space and What The Fog* Asia Pacific's Premier Menopause Event. Each week, we'll dive deep into the experiences, challenges, and triumphs of menopause, featuring expert insights, personal stories, and practical tips to empower you on this transformative journey. Together, we’ll explore the physical, emotional, and social aspects of menopause, breaking down the stigma and fostering a community of support. Whether you're navigating symptoms, seeking support, or simply curious about what to expect, this is the space for you. Join us as we break the silence, share knowledge, and celebrate the strength of women everywhere. I have a small favour to ask…To help us on our mission of supporting women through menopause, don’t forget to like and subscribe to The Menopause Space Podcast. Your support helps us reach more women who may be seeking information and community during this important phase of life. Also, share this podcast with friends, family, or anyone who could benefit from our discussions. Together, we can break the silence and empower each other. So, grab a cup of tea, get comfortable, and let's talk about menopause! As women, our mental health is something that we often put to the side. We put the stress and anxiety feelings down to things that we are going through in life, whether that is being in the workplace, leading in the workplace, possibly climbing the career ladder, as well as being a care giver to maybe children at home, or possibly caring for our elderly parents. As we transition through midlife and our estrogen levels start to drop, particularly in our late 30s and in our 40s, we don't relate the stress and anxiety we are feeling down to this hormonal transition. This conversation with Dr. Siadi is one that I am so proud of and so grateful for because mental health was one of the biggest areas in my menopause transition that I suffered with. It impacted my memory, my concentration levels and it increased my anxiety. Dr. Ziadi discuss the key areas of our mental health that are most impacted during the menopause transition and strategies that we can put in place to manage these. I hope you can take away one or two actionable points to put in place to make your transition a little bit more positive but if you are struggling and you do need some extra help, then please do reach out to Dr. Ziaidi. Contact Dr Ziadi at Mindnlife Clinic - click here Don't forget to subscribe to The Podcast so you never miss an episode. We're here to be your companion and guide through every step of the menopause process. Until next time, keep being the strong, resilient woman you are. Wishing you all the best on your menopause journey. Over on The Menopause Space, you can find all the tools, resources and training to support yourself or others impacted by menopause. Evidence-based research, education and CPD training is available, and we want to hear from you about your experiences. Head over to themenopausespace.com, email podcast@themenopausespace.com or WhatsApp us on +852 5688 8281