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Menopause cafe Kingston is for everyone who wants to talk about the menopause, to share their stories, experiences and questions
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A Menopause Café, aimed at breaking down the stigma around menopause and increasing awareness of the impact of the menopause on those experiencing it, their family, friends and their colleagues will be held in All Saints Church, Market Place, Kingston.
The cafe will be held 10:30 - 12 midday on:
Friday 8th March, 2024
Friday 19th April, 2024
Saturday 11th May, 2024
Saturday 20th July, 2024
A Menopause Cafe is a relaxed and informal discussion group, open to all ages and genders: no talks, no experts, topics are chosen by participants.
The Menopause Café movement started in Perth , Scotland, in 2017 and has spread worldwide, with volunteers now hosting pop-up events in the UK, Bahrain, Mexico, USA, Austria and India.
As Rachel Weiss, founder of the Menopause Café charity, says, “The Menopause Café is for everyone who wants to talk about the menopause, to share their stories, experiences and questions - all made that little bit easier with tea and cake.
“Unfortunately, many people feel that they should just ‘get on with’ the menopause, with some never talking to their friends or family about it. People can come along and just listen, or join in the discussions, hopefully leaving with a clearer sense of the impact of the menopause on those who are experiencing it, alongside their families, friends and colleagues.
The Kingston menopause cafe is organised by Lesley and Nicky. We live in Kingston and want to provide everyone in our area with a free, supportive space to talk about menopause. Please email us on themenopausegroup@gmail.com for more information or to book your space.
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