RANZCOG: Menopause and Sex – approaching a taboo conversation (online)
Sex is more a psychological act than a physical act and reduced libido in menopausal women is not just about hormones.
This session is about:
– Educating medical practitioners on how to raise a conversation around sex
– Identifying what information to gather to best support patients beyond hormonal assistance
– Learning easy and effective recommendations you can provide to your patients to re-engage with their sexuality and partner
Delivery mode: Tuesday 4 June – 12.00pm to 1.00pm – Online (Sydney time)
CPD hours: This event is approved for 1 CPD hour under ‘Educational Activities.’
Latest News
Improving Your Sexual Wellbeing: Practical Steps That Make a Difference
Sexual satisfaction isn’t about frequency—it’s about connection, comfort, and wellbeing. Sexual health is an important part of your overall wellbeing—and there are many ways… Continue Reading →
World Menopause Day is held every year on 18 October.
World Menopause Day Founded by the International Menopause Society (IMS) in 2009, it is a global awareness day that shines a spotlight on the… Continue Reading →
How Often Is “Normal”? Rethinking Sexual Frequency and Satisfaction
Sexual satisfaction isn’t about frequency—it’s about connection, comfort, and wellbeing. There’s no “right” amount of sex—but many women feel pressure to meet unrealistic expectations…. Continue Reading →