Expert Advice and Support From Our Menopause Specialists
Meet the NewWoman Health Specialists
Did you know: Only 60% of women seek medical advice for the menopause and the vast majority (75%) are left untreated?
Welcome to NewWoman Health, a new digital health company providing expert medical, lifestyle and well-being advice, including information and guidance, for anyone experiencing or impacted by menopause. Our doctors and other experts (life/work coaches, nutritionists, counsellors and therapists) have specialist menopause knowledge, providing you with the evidence-based information, treatment and support you need to optimise your experience of menopause and overall quality of life.
Book a consultation with one of our leading menopause specialists and gain the support you deserve.
Speak to Our Menopause Medical Specialists
Our team of menopause specialists have extensive experience treating and supporting women impacted by the peri-menopause and menopause. Their advice and expertise will support you to make informed decisions for your menopause and overall quality of life and well-being. Simply select your preferred menopause specialist from the experts below and arrange a consultation today.
Dr Nneka Nwokolo
Nneka has over 20 years’ experience as an NHS Consultant and is a member of the British Menopause Society, the European Menopause and Andropause Society and the International Menopause Society.
Dr Bojana Dragovic
Bojana has 20 years experience as an NHS Consultant Physician and is a British Menopause Society accredited Menopause Specialist helping women through their menopause transition.
Dr Elizabeth Stephenson
Dr Elizabeth Stephenson is a Consultant in the NHS specialising in women's health. She qualified with an MBChB in 2005 from Manchester University and went on to train in Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
Dr Neepa Thacker
Dr Neepa Thacker is a GP and member of the British Menopause Society (BMS) with a portfolio of experience in women's health, including running a menopause and PMS clinic at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital tertiary specialist service since 2013.
Dr Martina Toby
Dr Martina Toby is a dual trained GP and Consultant Physician with an Advanced Certificate in Menopause Care from the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH).
Dr Eleni Armeni
Dr Eleni Armeni is a Consultant Endocrinologist with a specialist interest in reproductive Endocrinology. Her ongoing goal is to promote health and well-being in middle age and beyond.
Dr Annabel Pettit
Dr Annabel Pettit is a GP working in Parsons Green who has a special interest in women’s health and holds an advanced menopause practitioner certificate with the British Menopause Society.
Remziye Kunelaki
Dr Remziye Kunelaki, PhD is a psychosexual therapist with 20 years of experience. She studied psychology in Turkey, specialising in sexual and relationship therapy in the UK.
are currently going through the menopause in the UK
are suffering from significant symptoms due to menopause.
are currently untreated for menopause symptoms.
Our Life-Style/Well-Being Services and Consultation Options
In addition to medical advice and treatment, we also offer a holistic and aspirational support system that includes life/work coaching, lifestyle and wellbeing advice, nutrition and weight management, and skin health solutions, all provided by experienced professionals.
Select one or more of our services below to obtain expert advice and support today.
Why NewWoman Health?
Likewise, many women do not fully appreciate the protective effects of estrogen. Prior to menopause, women have lower rates of cardiovascular disease than men and are protected from conditions such as osteoporosis and Alzheimer’s disease. However, this changes after menopause as estrogen levels decline, and conditions such as cardiovascular disease, for example, begin to occur as, or more, frequently than in men.
Clinical studies show that estrogen, when given as hormone replacement therapy (HRT), to women under the age of 60 or within 10 years of menopause onset, reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis.
Our Mission
NewWoman Health aims to educate, inform, treat and support women approaching, during and following menopause. We offer medical and other interventions to help women to manage and/or minimise their menopause symptoms and improve their quality and potential longevity of life in an aspirational and uplifting way. These include fitness and well-being advice, counselling, work/life coaching, skin health solutions, and nutrition and weight management support. Our proposition is about giving women their lives back and supporting them to make decisions that optimise their health and well-being at this important stage of their lives.
Watch these short videos outlining why it’s important to understand and manage your transition through menopause, as well as how to optimise your health before and during this time
NewWoman Health was created to educate, inform, treat and support women approaching, during and following menopause by:
- Offering expert medical treatment and lifestyle interventions that allow women to manage and minimise menopausal symptoms
- Offering evidence-based medical information and advice that allow women to improve their quality and longevity of life in an aspirational and uplifting way
- Offering a range of different lifestyle and wellbeing interventions, including fitness and wellbeing advice, counselling, work and life coaching, skin health and nutrition, and weight management support
Book a Consultation and Optimise Your Life
The menopause information available online can be overwhelming and contradictory, making the prospect of trying to do any research for yourself quite daunting. And not only is it daunting, but it can also lead to a lot of false and potentially dangerous information being spread as though it were true.
This is why we are committed to providing clear, factual evidence-based, scientific information. It also means that all of our resources are supported by doctors and the most highly-regarded organisations focused on the subject of the menopause and perimenopause. We will also highlight areas where the data are conflicting or unclear.
