The menopause transition. Every woman will go through it, so why don’t we talk about it more?
Whether you’re on the other side of the menopause transition, navigating it now, or know it’s coming, this episode is a deep-dive into what you need to know about this time of life. The reality? The menopause transition can impact years (decades?) of a woman’s life.
Welcome to this episode of Midlife Unfiltered - a podcast about unapologetically embracing the Season of Me.
In this episode, join us - co hosts Anita McLachlan and Erica Webb - as we chat with our guest, Dr Kelly Teagle, Women’s Health GP and founder of WellFemme about the menopause transition.
You will hear:
- The Menopause Transition basics - what symptoms might you experience and why?
- The importance of seeking specialised medical advice
- The significance of early intervention and preventative health measures
- The role of self-compassion
- And so much more.
We’re so glad you’re here. It’s time to live life on your terms. It’s time for Midlife Unfiltered.
Anita & Erica
P.S. Check below for links to learn more about Dr Kelly Teagle, WellFemme and the resources Dr Kelly mentioned during our chat.
Mentioned in this episode:
WellFemme: links to free menopausal health assessment and menopause bootcamp webinar
Blog post “5 top tips for “The Menopause Chat” with your GP.”
“What’s your future health forecast” Quiz
About our guest, Dr Kelly Teagle:
Dr. Kelly Teagle is a GP in Canberra specialising in Women’s health. She is the founder of WellFemme, a ground-breaking Telehealth menopause service. She graduated in Medicine from the University of Queensland in 2001 and worked in the Royal Australian Air Force as a Medical Officer until 2010. As a civilian GP she gained Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and developed her interest in women’s medicine with a Graduate Diploma of Women’s Health, further studies in reproductive and sexual health and surgical assisting.
Connect with Dr Kelly Teagle via the WellFemme Website and LinkedIn.
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