With Kate Codrington
Menopause is a hot topic and many of your midlife clients will likely be affected by hormonal shifts for a decade or more. In a culture where menopause is viewed as a pathology to be feared, psychotherapists can open the possibilities for a positive re-framing of menopause as a rite of passage opening the way for spiritual, personal and creative growth.
This course covers:
- The basics of menopause physiology, what to expect, when and for whom.
- Myth busting the patriarchal narrative
- A seasonal model showing psychological growth
- Embodied practice for all ages and genders to experience the transition
- The most common issues your clients will bring
- Time for sharing, questions and processing
- Resources for further exploration
Packed with insight, humour and take-aways for you to use in your practice, the intention is to enable you to confidently support, reassure and help clients find growth and trust in their transition.
Kate is an absolute dream to work with, highly recommended for anyone who craves support with a sound understanding of our menstrual/menopausal selves. Joyful, fun, enlightening & powerful. — Andrea Clarke
Kate’s an extremely safe pair of hands that hold, guide, nourish and more importantly clears the path so I clearly see my way forward. — Miranda Obiora
Kate is a mentor, author, speaker, facilitator and artist. The author of Second Spring, recommended by the New York Times, and The Perimenopause Journal. Kate mentors professionals and people in perimenopause, is a Yoga Nidra meditation guide, hosts Life – An Inside Job podcast, and has been a therapist for over 30 years.
Book your place on this insightful event with Kate now!
