MENOPAUSE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
– INTENSIVE LIVE WEBINAR
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Course Description
What happens when estrogen and testosterone levels decline in women and men, respectively? The decline in estrogen in women is called the climacteric or menopause, while the decline in testosterone in men is called andropause.
Menopause affects not only women, but also men to a significant extent.
In men, menopause begins around the ages of 50 to 60, while in women it begins around the ages of 45 to 55, depending on lifestyle.
THIS IS WHAT WE'LL COVER IN THE WEBINAR
We’ll take a look at the symptoms associated with menopause and the hormonal changes that occur in the body. We’ll delve into the causes of menopause and explore treatments for managing early menopause, as well as ways to alleviate or eliminate its symptoms so they become more manageable.
There are certain differences in the symptoms of menopause between men and women, but there are also several similar challenges that both may experience.
- Shoulder pain, joint pain, headaches, and dizziness
- Weight gain and fluctuating appetite
- Fatigue and symptoms similar to depression
- Loss of muscle mass, as well as a general decline in strength and the ability to recover from injuries and intense training
- Nighttime urge to urinate and insomnia
- decreased libido
- And many, many more
PRACTICAL APPLICATION
We will examine:
- The Characteristics of Andropause, Menopause, and Premenopause.
- The location of relevant points.
- The minutes and their review.
This webinar is primarily intended for practitioners such as acupuncturists, massage therapists, reflexologists, psychotherapists, and healthcare professionals such as nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, midwives, and doctors with similar backgrounds.
The course will be held via Zoom, and the course materials will be provided as a PDF file.
If you are a therapist, you can immediately apply your newly acquired knowledge directly in your treatments.
FOR DANISH PARTICIPANTS
After participating in an intensive webinar, you have the opportunity to join a live Q&A session, where you can ask questions directly to the instructor and gain a deeper understanding of the course content. Live Q&A sessions are held in January, May, and September.
To register, please email rikke@godthjaelp.dk.
Participation in the Q&A is a requirement for RAB approval under Danish law.
Rikke Godthjælp
Rikke Godthjælp is the founder of the GMI Institute and serves as the director, instructor, and practitioner at the institute. Her expertise spans a wide range, as she is a trained classical acupuncturist, auriculotherapist (ear acupuncturist), auriculomedicine practitioner, chromotherapist (color therapist), and posturologist. She teaches in both Danish and English and runs the GODTHJÆLP Institute at Søerne and Forum, both centrally located in Copenhagen.
