The Menopause Directory provides general information, tools and signposting to help people find menopause-related support. It does not provide personal medical advice, diagnosis, treatment instructions or emergency support.
Not medical advice
Content on this website is for general information only. It should not be used to diagnose symptoms, start or stop medication, change a prescribed treatment, or delay seeking professional help.
When to seek medical help
Speak to a GP, pharmacist, menopause specialist or other qualified clinician if symptoms are new, severe, persistent, changing, affecting daily life or worrying you.
Seek urgent medical help if you have chest pain, severe bleeding, suicidal thoughts, sudden weakness, severe abdominal pain, fainting, signs of stroke, or symptoms that feel urgent.
Provider listings
Directory listings are for signposting and discovery. Inclusion in the directory does not replace your own checks. Before booking, review a provider’s qualifications, registration, experience, fees and suitability for your needs.
Tools and quizzes
Tools such as Ask MenoAI, the GP appointment summary and symptom check-in provide general support and organisation. They are not medical devices and should not be used as a diagnosis.
Useful official sources
You may also find it helpful to read NHS menopause information, NICE menopause guideline NG23 and British Menopause Society publications.
Important limits of this website
The Menopause Directory provides general information, practical tools and signposting to relevant menopause support. It is not a medical service and does not provide diagnosis, treatment plans or personalised prescribing advice.
Menopause symptoms can overlap with other health conditions. If symptoms are new, severe, worsening, unusual for you or affecting daily life, speak to a GP, pharmacist or qualified clinician. For urgent symptoms, seek urgent medical help.
Directory listings are a starting point for research. Users should check qualifications, scope of practice, costs, availability and suitability before booking any service.
- Do not start, stop or change prescribed medication based on website content.
- Use emergency services for symptoms that feel urgent or serious.
- Ask providers directly about qualifications, insurance and experience.