Why attend?
Menopause and midlife concerns often overlap with other common primary care presentations, and deciding what to assess, investigate, treat, or refer isn’t always straightforward. The 2027 Menopause & Midlife Health Expert Series brings together leading specialists to provide practical, evidence-based guidance on perimenopause, early menopause and POI, hormone therapy, abnormal uterine bleeding, mood, sleep and cognitive changes, migraine, sexual and vulvovaginal health, weight management and cardiometabolic risk, bone health, and complex menopause care.
Each session is grounded in real-world primary care, with case-based teaching and dedicated time for live Q&A. Join us live from January 12 to March 16, 7 to 9 PM ET, or watch the recordings anytime on demand.
Agenda at a glance
January 12: Perimenopause, Early Menopause, and POI: Diagnosis and Management with Dr. Alison Shea (OB/GYN; Director, Menopause Clinic, St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton)
January 21: Menopausal Hormone Therapy: Practical Prescribing and Troubleshooting with Dr. Denise Black (OB/GYN; Assistant Professor, University of Manitoba)
January 26: Bleeding in Midlife: Evaluation and Management with Dr. Michelle Jacobson (OB/GYN; Chief of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, William Osler Health System)
February 2: Vulvovaginal Health: GSM, Dermatoses, and Lesions with Dr. Amanda Selk (OB/GYN; Director, Vulvovaginal Health Fellowship, University of Toronto)
February 9: Migraine Across the Menopause Transition: Hormones, Treatment, and Risk with Dr. Candice Todd-Aziz (Neurologist; Headache Medicine Specialist, Women’s College Hospital)
February 16: Sexual Health in Midlife: Desire, Pain, and Testosterone Therapy with Dr. Sameena Rahman (OB/GYN; Board of Directors, International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health)
February 25: Mood, Sleep, and Cognitive Changes in Midlife with Dr. Claudio Soares (Psychiatrist; Executive Director, Canadian Menopause Society)
March 2: Weight Management and Cardiometabolic Health in Midlife with Dr. Jackie Piasta (Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner; Medical Advisory Committee, National Menopause Foundation)
March 9: Bone Health in Midlife: Osteoporosis and Fracture Prevention with Dr. Nese Yuksel (Pharmacist; Past President, Canadian Menopause Society)
March 16: Complex Menopause Care: Cancer, Medical Risk, and Clinical Decisions with Dr. Stephanie Faubion (Internist; Medical Director, The Menopause Society)
All sessions run on Tuesdays from 7 to 9 PM ET, except Menopausal Hormone Therapy on Thursday, January 21, and Mood, Sleep, and Cognitive Changes in Midlife on Thursday, February 25.
How does it work?
Register once for access to all 10 accredited online sessions. Each session includes:
75 minutes of specialist-led teaching: An evidence-based review of a high-impact menopause or midlife topic supported by practical cases.
45 minutes of live Q&A: Ask the specialist your clinical questions and work through real-world scenarios.
Complete the series to earn 20.0 ANCC contact hours. All sessions are recorded and available on demand, so you can participate on your own schedule.
Who should attend?
This series is designed for NPs working in primary care, women’s health, and specialized settings who want to strengthen their approach to menopause and midlife care. Other primary care clinicians seeking practical, evidence-based education are also welcome. The content assumes a foundational understanding of primary care and is suitable for both early-career and experienced clinicians.
Registration
$199 until October 31 · $249 until November 30 · $349 regular price. Prices shown in CAD. USD pricing available at checkout.