The Midlife Method · For Employers

Building a menopause-confident [Company]

Practical menopause training, manager capability and policy support for Irish workplaces — so your most experienced women stay, perform and feel backed.

The problem, in two numbers
1 in 10
women have considered leaving work because of menopause symptoms
50–200%
of salary — the typical cost of replacing an experienced employee

Behind the numbers is a person: your best operations manager, quietly at half capacity, wondering if she should go. Most never tell you why.

The Irish policy context
  • The Menopause in the Workplace Policy Framework now sets the standard across the Civil Service — and the expectation for every Irish employer.
  • The HSA publishes employer guidance and the HSE has a live menopause policy: duty of care is no longer optional or vague.
  • The State funds HRT and runs national campaigns — your people know the standard has changed. The question is whether their workplace has.
Practical
Change people feel

No box-ticking slideware. Real scenarios, real scripts, a reasonable-adjustments menu managers can use the same afternoon.

Credible
Honest about limits

Wellbeing education aligned with mainstream menopause guidance, working alongside medical care — never replacing it. Your people trust it because it stays in its lane.

Policy-fit
Maps to the framework

Everything is built to the Irish Menopause in the Workplace Policy Framework and HSA guidance — so support and compliance are the same project.

“[Testimonial — e.g. ‘The most useful session we've run all year. Three managers used the conversation guide within a week.’]”
[Name, Title, Company]
Your trainer

Antonela [Surname] — [certification, e.g. certified menopause wellbeing coach]; founder, The Midlife Method™; [X] years supporting women through midlife; [as featured in / clients include].

Wellbeing education, not medical advice — we signpost to GPs and specialists, always.

Next step
Book a free 20-minute workplace audit call
We'll map where [Company] stands against the framework and what one practical first step looks like — useful whether or not we work together.
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