“Access is a problem for everyone. It’s especially a problem for Black Women.”
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Speaker: Alie Kriofske Mainella
Meet our speaker: Dr. Alie Kriofske Mainella is a licensed and certified counselor, a sexual health specialist, and educator, and a PhD-prepared counselor educator with a
research body including sexual health, disability, and menopause. She is currently working on multiple studies on the menopause transition, its impact on mental health and what people experiencing menopause and those who support them can do improve wellbeing and quality of life.
Register: Menopausal Health Conference
Join us at the Menopausal Health Conference in Milwaukee, WI on November 14th. It’s a great learning and teaching experience for women 30-80 years old.
Navigating Menopause: What Every Black Woman Should Know|Dr. Kudzai Dombo and Dr. Sharon Malone
“We have gotten really comfortable with feeling unwell…. Access is a problem for everyone. It’s especially a problem for Black Women.” ~ Dr. Sharon Malone
Dr. Gunter and Dr. Doll on Menopause
This is an excellent, informative talk between two doctors who admire each other’s work to help women manage their lives in menopause. Recorded on The Vajenda Podcast, located on Dr. Jen Gunter’s Substack. This episode hosted Dr. Kemi Doll during her book tour for A Terrible Strength: The Hidden Crisis of the Black Womb andContinueContinue reading “Dr. Gunter and Dr. Doll on Menopause”
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Call for Contributors: Menopausal Health Conference
Seeking a few wisdom-filled, post-menopausal women for a panel at the Menopausal Health Conference in Milwaukee on Nov 14. Theme: Wise Tales – Things I’d Tell My Younger Self. There may be advance questions from attendees.If you are one or know one, please email admin@awomansharvest.org for more information. Local/regional to Milwaukee is preferred, but weContinueContinue reading “Call for Contributors: Menopausal Health Conference”
Logo Design Options
New logo: Do you like one design more than the other? If so, why? If you like neither, why not? If you like elements of both, which elements do you like and why?
Workshop feedback & follow-up
The consensus in the room was for a trauma workshop series to dig deeper into types and remedies. I’m willing to do that.
Workshop: Navigating Trauma
Trauma is simply explained as a wound. Physical, psychological, emotional, and/or spiritual. Generational, cultural, institutional – collective. Our response to the hurt depends on our relationship to elements of it and our association of it.
