Check out a long recent discussion with menopause expert Dr.Nick Panay and Diane Danzebrink conveniently split into bite-size portions,

Things are definitely moving in the right direction, Menopause Support founder Diane Danzebrink has told the MegsMenopause blog. But there are three big changes we would like to see made in the near future (apart from the disappearance of Covid!).

Welcome to the Menopause Support insta page. Founder Diane Danzebrink talks about Menopause Support

Did you know that Menopause Support offers training in the workplace? We can provide webinars and online presentations to companies/organisations/schools etc to help staff learn how to support and understand those dealing with menopause symptoms.

We will soon be launching our new Instagram page -‘themenopausesupport’ so please come along and follow us. We will be sharing information and advice, podcast details, resources and up to date news. You will all have friends who aren’t on Facebook but would still like to access evidence based factual information so please let them Read more about Check out our new Instagram Page..[…]

Did you know we have a private members only support group ? You can access our fantastic resources in our Files section, ask questions on the group page and always receive a good response and interact with our kind and informative community. Don’t go through this alone – come along and join today, you will Read more about Have you joined our private Facebook Support Group?[…]

Diane is the star guest on a new podcast from radio presenter Rachel New, presenter of the Heart Breakfast show in the West Midlands.

One of the lovely members of our Facebook community contacted the Bedfordshire Independent Newspaper about featuring the #MakeMenopauseMatter campaign and they got in touch yesterday and currently we’re headline news to over 140,000 readers/subscribers in and around Bedford.

Di Danzebrink joined BBC Radio Northampton presenter Helen Blaby for a chat recently – Helen had her own run-in with menopause symptoms last year, she admitted.

Let’s start 2021 the way we mean to go on by continuing to call for good quality, evidence based menopause care for every woman available at the point of need.