Find the information you need, when you need it
Menopause can leave you wondering what's happening to your body, your mind and sometimes even your sense of self.
There's no shortage of information online, but it isn't always easy to know what's accurate, relevant or right for you.
Here you'll find evidence-informed articles, practical guides and trusted resources that help you understand what's happening, make sense of the latest research, and feel more confident about the choices you make for your health.
Not sure where to start?
Wherever you are in your menopause experience, these resources will help you find the information that's most relevant to you.
Free Menopause & Perimenopause Guides
Practical, evidence-based downloads to support common midlife challenges. All guides are free. How to download: click on a guide, add it to your cart (£0), and complete checkout to access your free download instantly.
The 7-Day Menopause Meal Plan: A simple, supportive meal plan to stabilise energy, reduce decision fatigue and support digestion in midlife.
The 3AM Wake Up Guide: Understand why you’re waking in the night and what actually helps when sleep becomes disrupted during menopause.
Your Perimenopause Power Blueprint: A guided starting point to help you make sense of your symptoms, understand what’s changing in your body and decide your next steps.
The Brain Fog Survival Kit: Practical tools to support focus, memory and mental clarity when brain fog is affecting daily life.
From the blog
New articles, added regularly - real questions from real clients, answered with evidence and care. Here’s what’s most recent.
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SYMPTOMS
Understand what's happening in your body and why, symptom by symptom.
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WEIGHT & BODY COMPOSITION
Why menopause changes how and where your body holds weight - and what actually helps.
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NUTRITION
Food strategies that support your hormones, energy and metabolism through this stage of life.
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STRENGTH & MOVEMENT
Why resistance training matters more than ever now, and how to get started.
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SLEEP
Practical ways to address the disrupted, restless nights so many women experience.
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BRAIN FOG
The science behind menopausal brain fog, and small changes that make a real difference.
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MENOPAUSE AT WORK
Guidance for managing symptoms and conversations in a working environment.
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GLP-1 & MENOPAUSE
What GLP-1 medications mean for menopausal weight and health - clearly explained.
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HEALTHY AGING
Building long-term strength, resilience and wellbeing for the decades ahead.
Looking for something specific?
Search by symptom, topic or keyword to find the right article straight away.
Strength Training on GLP-1s: How to Lose Fat Without Losing Muscle in Menopause
Losing weight on Ozempic or Mounjaro feels incredible - until your strength and muscle start disappearing too. Here’s how to protect your metabolism, bones and confidence with smart strength training while you lose fat.
Why Sticking with Exercise Feels So Hard in Midlife and How to Finally Make It Stick
Feeling exhausted, juggling work, family and menopause symptoms, yet knowing exercise is essential, can make sticking to a routine feel impossible. The real challenge isn’t motivation; it’s building sustainable habits that fit your life. In this post, I explain why adherence is the key to success and share practical strategies to help midlife women make strength training and movement a consistent, energising part of their day.
Overcoming Gym Intimidation: Your Guide to Starting Resistance Training in Menopause
Feeling intimidated by the gym? You’re not alone. Those nerves are just your brain adjusting to something new. Start small, trust yourself and know you belong there! I can help - Phillipa Jacobs-Smith
The Best Strength Exercises for Menopause: Build Muscle, Boost Metabolism, Stay Strong
Strength training is one of the most powerful tools for women in midlife and menopause, helping to protect muscle, boost metabolism and support long-term health. Let me tell you why. Phillipa Jacobs-Smith
The Simplest Way to Build Strength After 40
Discover why strength training is essential during menopause. Support your metabolism, muscles, bones and energy, cardio alone isn’t enough. Phillipa Jacobs-Smith
When you're ready for more than information
Understanding what's happening is an important first step. Knowing how to apply that information to your own life is often the harder part.
If you've reached the point where you're looking for personalised support rather than more information, coaching provides a structured, evidence-informed approach tailored to your goals, your symptoms and your circumstances.
You can explore the coaching options, or book a free Menopause Clarity Call if you'd like to talk things through first.