Next Free event - Harness the power of your breath through #perimenopause #menopause and beyond

When: Thursday 16th May 19:30 BST

Where: Zoomland

Booking via Eventbrite link 🔗 in the link.tree eventbrite.co.uk/e/harness-the-…

Let’s not fall for the facade of #perimenopause #menopause washing. Authentic dialogue and action are needed to address the diverse needs and challenges faced by menopausal individuals.

Aerobics in water is a new mode of exercising for Ugandan menopause women, many report reduced back ache, knee pains and shoulder pains.
If Gym is hard opt for water therapy no over loading your joints.
50Sense KnowYourMenopause Black Women in Menopause British Menopause Society JT Yo | @[email protected]
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From cultural beliefs to socioeconomic factors, diversity influences individuals experiences with #perimenopause #menopause . Let’s address the complexities together.

Don’t let #perimenopause #menopause initiatives become a smokescreen for larger issues. We must ensure genuine support and representation for menopausal individuals, not just superficial gestures.

#perimenopause #menopause had attracted media attention and interest from those in power. Brands and prominent figures may be leveraging it for possible ulterior motives. Let’s stay vigilant and ensure diverse voices are heard authentically.

What are we not asking about #perimenopause #menopause for diversity and inclusion - that is the question we should be asking.

#perimenopause #menopause equality treats everyone the same, but menopause equity recognises and addresses diverse needs and challenges faced by marginalised groups.

Next Free event - Harness the power of your breath through #perimenopause #menopause and beyond

When: Thursday 16th May 19:30 BST

Where: Zoomland

Booking via Eventbrite link 🔗 in the link.tree eventbrite.co.uk/e/harness-the-…

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Despite widely cited statistics, they don't accurately represent communities of color. Rejected for funding, we're pursuing this research voluntarily, committed to inclusion

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In treating #perimenopause #menopause for black individuals, anchor bias can lead to a reliance on stereotypes rather than individual needs. Breaking free from first impressions ensures better, personalised care.

The feeling of isolation among marginalised groups during #perimenopause #menopause is exacerbated by media narratives that don’t reflect their reality. We need more diverse stories.

Scottish menopausal queers - you now have an online support group!
I've been aware of this project for a while now and it's super exciting that it's happening. 💜💜💜 Sign up here: tickettailor.com/events/menopau…
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Marginalised groups face added layers of complexity during #perimenopause #menopause , rarely addressed in sensationalised media portrayals. Let’s amplify these important voices.

Sensationalised media portrayals of #perimenopause #menopause can isolate and stigmatise, especially for marginalised groups whose experiences are often overlooked. Inclusion matters.

#perimenopause #menopause conversations often leave marginalised groups with ‘two watches’ - confused and uncertain. It’s time for a change. Let’s make menopause care inclusive and affirming for all.

Selective representation in #perimenopause #menopause narratives often reinforces stereotypes, impacting how society views this transition and those experiencing it. It’s time to broaden the conversation to include all voices.

Medical bias in #perimenopause #menopause care for black people is often rooted in the Illusory Truth Effect and stereotypes of strength. Addressing these biases requires conscious effort from both healthcare providers and society.

Repetitive misinformation in #perimenopause #menopause media can lead to unnecessary fear and stigma. The Illusory Truth Effect makes battling these myths harder. Educate, advocate, and seek truth.

The anchor bias in #perimenopause #menopause treatment can particularly affect black peopke, with initial assumptions about their strength influencing care. Challenging these biases is essential for equitable healthcare.