Course description

What happens when estrogen and testosterone levels drop in women and men respectively? Women's decline in estrogen is called menopause, while men's decline in testosterone is called andropause.

Menopause doesn't just affect women, but men too.

For men, menopause begins around the age of 50-60, while for women it begins around the age of 45-55, depending on lifestyle.

We take a look at the symptoms associated with menopause and the hormonal changes that take place in the body. We dive into the causes behind menopause and explore treatments to manage premature menopause and alleviate or eliminate its symptoms to make them more manageable.

There are some differences in the symptoms of menopause between men and women, but there are also several similar challenges that both can experience.

• Shoulder pain, joint pain, headaches and dizziness
• Weight gain and fluctuating appetite
• Fatigue and depression-like symptoms
• Loss of muscle mass and general weakening of strength and ability to regenerate after injuries and intense training
• Nocturnal urge to urinate and insomnia
• decreased libido
• And many, many more

We will investigate:

• The characteristics of Andropause, Menopause and Pre-menopause.
• The localization of relevant points.
• The protocols and their review.

This webinar is primarily aimed at practitioners such as acupuncturists, massage therapists, reflexologists, psychotherapists and healthcare professionals such as nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, midwives and doctors with a similar background.

The course is delivered via Zoom and the training material will be delivered as a PDF file.

If you're a therapist, you can immediately implement your newly acquired knowledge directly into your treatments.