Menopause Madness: Breaking the Silence ...

For many LGBTQ folks, bars have long been more than bars. They've been community centers, meeting places, and a way to find our people. But what happens when every social plan seems to come with a drink in hand? Aadi joins us to talk about finding the line between social drinking ... Show More

Drew and Alex from Into the Into the Mud podcast join to chat about what's making us anxious right now. We talk creative paralysis, career spirals, and the pressure to be perfect—whether it’s as a parent, an artist, or just a functioning human. Is anxiety something to fix, or som ... Show More

Teeny brings us a question about how open to be about your personal life. She’s in a polyamorous relationship and wants to share her weekend stories at work just like anyone else, without judgment, microaggressions, or having to launch into Polyamory 101 every time. We talk trust ... Show More

In this episode, Caroline discusses all of the unmentionables nobody discusses about menopause. She shares the physical and emotional and at times terrifying roller coaster ride of menopause, but also offers hope and positivity now being on the other end of it. Music credit: Nikk ... Show More

Hot flashes, brain fog, sleepless nights—menopause is often shrouded in mystery and stigma. But what if it didn’t have to be? In this episode, we’re joined by, Dr. Louise Newson, a trailblazing GP and menopause specialist who’s work is transforming how the world understands this ... Show More

Send us Fan MailMenopause can be a psychologically challenging time for women. This change in life brings many unpleasant symptoms and challenges that often leave women struggling to feel desirable. It’s a time when most women begin struggling with the emotional impact of lost yo ... Show More

This week we're talking all things menopause. Emma and Elizabeth share their journeys so far, through the wild ride that is peri-menopause, and look at the good (no longer doing things you don't want to do), the bad (next-level anxiety) and the ugly (who knew anyone could sweat t ... Show More

<p>For a long time there was a wall of silence around the menopause, but more women are choosing to speak candidly about their complicated and illuminating experiences. Kim Chakanetsa talks to two women on a mission to demystify the menopause. Dr Nighat Arif is a British Pakist ... Show More

<p>Actor Naomi Watts went through early menopause at 36. She was experiencing symptoms she couldn’t explain, like itchy skin, night sweats, and anxiety, but struggled to find any real information or stories about this midlife transition.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In this chat with Fearn ... Show More

Dr. Mindy Pelz joins Treated with Dr. Sara Szal (formerly Dr. Sara Gottfried) for a raw, hilarious, and deeply honest conversation about the hormonal rollercoaster of midlife and why so many high-achieving women feel lost at 35 (and 55). She opens up about her breaking point and ... Show More

#Ep692Ashdin and Dr. Falguni discuss about a woman's life broken down into two parts - menarche and menopause. They further emphasize on one of the least talked about phases in a woman's life - menopause and how menopause affects their skin and bodies. Talking about ways to deal ... Show More