At Newson Health we are on a mission to improve the future health of women around the world
We are able to reinvest some of our profits from the clinic to fund ground-breaking research in female hormones and provide free resources, such as our free Balance app and Balance website to millions of people around the world.
Ways we can support you
Consultations
Our clinicians offer face-to-face, video and telephone consultations so you can book an appointment that is suitable and convenient for you.
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Additional services
Seeing one of our clinicians is only one part of your care. We also offer additional treatments to improve symptoms and your future health.
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Our Mission
Enrich women’s lives
We strive to enrich women’s lives by empowering them to recognise their own symptoms and provide guidance on how to receive the help and treatment they need and want.
Provide holistic care
We provide person-centred, holistic care and treatments for perimenopausal and menopausal women to reduce unnecessary suffering and to improve their future health. We also provide individualised care and treatment for women with PMS and PMDD.
Inform & educate
We are working hard within public and private healthcare settings to improve menopause and women’s hormone education as well as improving access to evidence-based prescribing of HRT.
For all women
We want to ensure women from all backgrounds, and cultures have access to good hormone health. We are working with organisations supporting people in areas of socioeconomic deprivation, and groups with learning disabilities and autism for example.
Our patients are part of this and we could not do this without them
No matter where you live in the UK, we have a menopause clinic that can offer you time with a doctor, nurse or pharmacist who all have expertise in helping women with the perimenopause and menopause.
Our team will take time to listen to you, discuss your symptoms and offer a comprehensive and individualised treatment plan, tailored to your needs and preferences. All our treatment is firmly based on the latest evidence and include handy pointers for living a menopause-friendly lifestyle. This includes understanding the potential role of testosterone for women in menopause management, which can be crucial for some women.
Founded by Dr Louise Newson, a GP and renowned Menopause Specialist who holds an Advanced Menopause Specialist certificate with Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare. She is passionate about improving education about the perimenopause and menopause and improving awareness of safe prescribing of HRT to healthcare professionals.
Thanks to our patients, we have funded the following projects:
Research funding
Funded 18 research articles and eight research projects into the perimenopause and menopause.
33,000 healthcare professionals trained in the menopause
Provided access to training to over 30,000 people to be experts in the menopause space.
The balance app
Created the world’s largest menopause library across the free Balance website and the Balance app allowing our articles to be read over 10 million times completely for free.
More from Newson Health
Confidence in the Menopause
Confidence in Menopause is a CPD-accredited course from Newson Health which is designed to increase healthcare professionals’ knowledge of, and confidence in, managing all aspects of the perimenopause and menopause as well as PMS and PMDD.
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Balance - The menopause and hormone support app
Download the Balance app to join a community of like-minded people, track your symptoms and generate your personalised health report.
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Menopause Masterclass
In Menopause Masterclass, Dr Louise Newson guides you through everything you need to know about perimenopause and menopause. Whether you are menopausal right now, keen to be prepared for the future or simply want to know more to support loved ones, this is the course for you.
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The Menopause Charity
The Menopause Charity supports women with evidence-based knowledge, and helps educate doctors about the perimenopause and menopause, so that women are no longer given wrong advice or left to struggle alone.
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