Connecting you to the most helpful, evidence-based websites and platforms for information on perimenopause and menopause.
The Latte Lounge Menopause Resources
You’re here already! The Latte Lounge is a global online platform for women over 40 supporting, informing and signposting women for all their perimenopause, menopause, midlife health and wellbeing needs. It provides evidence-based information, supported and verified by a world renowned medical advisory team.
Groundbreaking research on the protective benefits of (o)estrogen for women’s health. A useful resource for those deciding upon HRT as a treatment option.
The International Menopause Society (IMS)
The International Menopause Society (IMS) brings together the world's leading experts to collaborate and share knowledge about all aspects of aging in women. The IMS advocates evidence-based treatment options that optimise mid-life women's health and promotes best practice in women's health care.
Menopause Matters is an independent website, established by clinicians to provide the latest accurate information about menopause and treatment options including HRT. Its aim is to support women and health professionals to make informed choices about menopause management.
The home of the UK campaign to #MakeMenopauseMatter in education, healthcare and work.
A charity supporting and informing those affected by premature menopause.
Recommended books on menopause
Our growing list of helpful books to add to your reading list.
A charity dedicated to research into the five gynaecological cancers: womb, ovarian, cervical, vulva and vaginal. The Eve Appeal is also The Latte Lounge’s charity partner.
A charity dedicated to educating, supporting and campaigning to help women take control of their hormones and understand treatment options.
The Royal Osteoporosis Society
A charity dedicated to providing information and support for osteoporosis.
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Around 42% of working women consider leaving their workplaces due to menopause.
You might have to do things for yourself to make you more comfortable, but other times, you should be able to rely on your workplace.
Menopause carries a wave of various symptoms, ranging from hot flushes to night sweats and sleep problems.
One that's not widely talked about is heart palpitations. It catches people off guard and may be immediately associated with heart disease, causing a higher degree of anxiety.
A new poll by The Midlife Festival and The Latte Lounge has found that the so-called ‘sandwich generation’ lifestyle is leaving the majority of women over 40-years-old with little time for their own self-care and wellbeing.
Are you considering if HRT in the UK is the right choice for you? With numerous treatment options available for the perimenopause and menopause, it can be overwhelming to know where to start.
Keep reading for our guide on Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), a treatment that can help to alleviate menopause symptoms and improve your overall quality of life.
25+ speakers. Five days of talks. All online and all for free. Coming this October!
The perimenopause brings with it many physical symptoms. As your oestrogen levels drop, you stop menstruating, and you may experience mood shifts, dry skin or changes in weight. While these signs vary for each of us, a common complaint among those going through menopause is leg pain and muscle tension.
We deep dive on one unpleasant menopause symptom that often gets overlooked – dry, itchy skin.
This discomforting symptom is associated with decreasing oestrogen levels in the body.
Read how oestrogen impacts skin health and how you can help your itchy skin during menopause.
Find a menopause specialist, download our symptom checker, tips on preparing for your GP visit and so much more.
Speak to us about how we can help you support employees affected by menopause symptoms.
The original home of The Latte Lounge - our private group of more than 25,000 women discussing all things midlife.
