The Menopause Management Course for Nurse Practitioners
Launching December 2025. Pre-launch registration is now open.
Build the knowledge and confidence to support patients through every stage of the menopause transition. Created for NPs and open to all healthcare professionals.
Pre-launch pricing ends November 30.
Course fees are partially subsidized through an unrestricted educational grant from Bayer Inc.
Meet the creators
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Aliya Hajee
Nurse Practitioner
Course Creator & Instructor -
Alix Consorti
Nurse Practitioner & Menopause Expert
Course Creator -
Claudia Mariano
Nurse Practitioner - Retired
Clinical Advisor -
Kathryn Flanigan
Nurse Practitioner & Menopause Expert
Clinical Advisor -
Dr. Denise Black
OBGYN & International Menopause Expert
Expert Reviewer -
Dr. Vivien Brown
Physician & National Menopause Expert
Expert Reviewer -
Dr. Alison Shea
OBGYN & National Menopause Expert
Expert Reviewer -
Dr. Kelsey Mills
OBGYN & National Menopause Expert
Expert Reviewer
We’ve got you covered
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Developed in collaboration with menopause experts
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Built for primary care and women’s health practice, with real-world relevance
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Practical, evidence-based guidance you can apply right away
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Self-paced, on-demand online modules with lifetime access
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Community space to ask questions and share insights with peers
Course overview
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Perimenopause and menopause symptoms often overlap with other conditions, making them more difficult to recognize. Patients deserve care that fully addresses the menopause transition.
This course was developed by NPs in collaboration with leading national and international menopause experts to help clinicians deliver confident, evidence-based care at every stage of the transition. You’ll learn practical strategies to assess and manage symptoms, support patients using both hormone and non-hormone therapies, and recognize when referral or collaboration is needed.
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
Confidently assess and manage perimenopause and menopause symptoms
Distinguish menopause-related changes from other clinical conditions
Apply evidence-based approaches to both hormone and non-hormone therapy
Recognize when referral or interdisciplinary collaboration is appropriate
Integrate practical tools and resources into everyday practice
This self-paced online course includes lifetime access (no subscription required), 8+ hours of recorded content, and 200+ pages of evidence-based resources to support clinical decision-making.
The material integrates Canadian, U.S., and international research and best practices, ensuring relevance for clinicians across North America. Both metric and imperial units are used.
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Defining perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause
Overview of primary ovarian insufficiency (POI)
Hormonal shifts and physiologic changes across systems
Stages of reproductive aging and clinical timelines
Common myths and misconceptions about menopause
Core principles of patient education and empowerment
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Vasomotor symptoms: hot flashes, night sweats, flushing
Genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) and vaginal changes
Sexual health concerns including libido and discomfort
Mood changes, anxiety, and emotional variability
Cognitive and sleep disturbances
Physical changes such as weight gain, hair, and skin differences
Assessment frameworks, symptom trackers, and validated tools
How to conduct a focused menopause-related assessment
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When to rely on clinical diagnosis versus laboratory testing
Understanding hormonal testing and interpretation principles
Supporting diagnosis in patients with hysterectomy or contraception use
Imaging or procedural considerations when indicated
Identifying red flags that require urgent or specialist referral
Documentation and patient communication best practices
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Principles and goals of menopausal hormone therapy (MHT)
Systemic and local hormone therapy options
Contraindications and safety considerations
Non-hormonal pharmacologic treatments and emerging therapies
Complementary and lifestyle-based symptom management
Contraception and fertility considerations during perimenopause
Ongoing monitoring and follow-up in hormone and non-hormone therapy
Shared decision-making and patient counselling techniques
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Nutrition and weight management in midlife
Physical activity and exercise recommendations
Bone health and osteoporosis prevention
Cardiometabolic and vascular health considerations
Cognitive function and mental well-being
Sexual health, intimacy, and relationship factors
Screening and preventive care across midlife and beyond
Delivering inclusive, equitable, and gender-affirming care
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Ready to feel more confident managing menopause?
Join a community of clinicians building confidence in menopause management.
✔ Learn through a fully online, self-paced course you can start and finish anytime
✔ Watch over 8 hours of video lessons led by NPs in collaboration with menopause experts
✔ Access more than 200 pages of downloadable, evidence-based resources you can use right away in practice
✔ Connect with peers in a private discussion space for support and collaboration
✔ Study anywhere using your desktop, mobile, or our app for easy access
✔ Enjoy lifetime access with a one-time payment and no subscription
Launching December 2025.
Registration is now open with pre-launch pricing available until November 30.
Course fees are partially subsidized by an unrestricted educational grant from Bayer Inc.
Testimonials

Registration is now open
Pre-launch pricing ends Nov 30.
FAQs
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The Menopause Management Course launches in December 2025. Once you register, you’ll receive a confirmation email and regular updates so you’ll know exactly when your access begins.
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The course is fully online, self-paced, and on-demand. You can begin whenever you’re ready and move through the material at your own pace, in the way that works best for you.
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Yes. All participants can request a certificate once they finish the course.
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Our goal was simple: to make expert-led, evidence-based menopause education accessible to every NP and healthcare provider who needs it. Thanks to an unrestricted educational grant from Bayer Inc., we were able to keep the price approachable without compromising on the depth, practicality, or quality of the content.
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This course was supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Bayer Inc. All content was developed independently by NPs and subject matter experts to ensure it remains evidence-based, unbiased, and practical for clinical practice.
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The course draws on Canadian, U.S., and international guidelines, making it relevant across North America and beyond. Lab values are presented in metric units, with imperial units also included.
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Yes. While most of our learners are in North America, the course is open to healthcare professionals worldwide. It uses Canadian, U.S., and international guidelines, making it relevant in a wide range of practice settings.
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Not at all. While many participants are NPs, the course is also open to physicians, physician assistants, registered nurses, practical nurses, pharmacists, midwives, naturopaths, dietitians, and other healthcare professionals who want to strengthen their skills in midlife women’s health.
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Accreditation is currently being considered. If the course becomes accredited, all participants will be notified.
This course was supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Bayer Inc. All content was developed independently to ensure it remains evidence-based, unbiased, and practical for clinical practice.