Life After Tampons Module Eight: Loose Ends and Next Steps

In this multi-session webinar, you’ll learn more about menopause than you could imagine, with the opportunity to ask questions and share your experiences. We will talk about the intersection of menopause and living with neurologic impairment. You deserve to make choices that allow you to thrive and to make decisions based in evidence, rather than in fear.

About Module Eight: We will recap the information, goods and services you may encounter in the menosphere. From here we will keep it loose and conversational. This is where you can ask to go over things we have covered before, things you feel we have missed and give input for revising this webinar…because we will be refining it and rolling it out again. As always, my main goal is to empower your decision making. You are not allowed to be afraid and uninformed on my watch!

To encourage natural conversation and sharing, and to protect privacy, this webinar will be recorded, but only made available to registered participants via a private link after the webinar. Please register even if you cannot attend, in order to receive recording and associated materials.

About the speaker: Margaret Conquest wears many hats, her favorite being a vulnerable co-conspirator with women with disabilities trying to live their best lives. She has 33 years of lived experience as a quadriplegic and a passion for pushing higher in life. When it comes to perimenopause and menopause management, there isn’t much she hasn’t explored. She has a Masters of Science in Health Promotion Studies, studied sexual health and spent most of her career working in the nonprofit disability sector. Now retired, she returns to her enduring interest in sexual health, with a focus on pleasure and sexual health education for women in mid-life. When not connecting with other women, Margaret loves to spend time with her husband and extended family, and is an avid gardener, van lifer, baker and lifelong athlete. 

Click here to register for Module Eight.

Have questions? Please contact Teri at tthorson@sci-bc.ca.