Huron County Museum Welcomes Navigating Menopause, A Ground-Breaking Seminar On Women’s Health

by Bob Montgomery

Break the silence on this important phase of life by joining the Huron County Museum for Navigating Menopause, an engaging and informative evening that will help women learn how to thrive through this time in their lives.

Sinead Cox is the Curator of Engagement and Dialogue at the Huron County Museum and she says they're very excited to be hosting the first travelling session for Navigating Menopause. Cox says it's something that affects half of the population but there is a great deal of misinformation and lack of education about menopause. They're looking forward to an informative discussion that provides women with information and helpful resources and let them know they're not alone.

The museum is pleased to partner with Judy Gardiner, Menopause Society Certified Provider, and Kelly McIntosh, General Manager of the Stratford Perth Museum, to bring their popular educational seminar to Huron County on Thursday, March 13, 2025, from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale now for this ground-breaking seminar.

This ticketed event includes:

• A History of Menopause Exhibit that explores how women’s health has been managed through history.

• A brief seminar featuring McIntosh to help understand how midlife women’s health has been viewed across cultures, why it has not historically received adequate attention or research, and Huron County’s role in this history.

• A seminar by Gardiner to help women/partners/healthcare providers understand perimenopause and menopause, how to advocate for themselves, how to navigate misinformation and disinformation, lifestyle, non-hormonal and menopause hormone therapy approaches to care, and how to thrive in the next half of life.

• A safe, information Q&A session to answer specific questions (no medical advice).

• Cash bar by Cowbell Brewing Co., snacks, music, a curated book list on all things perimenopause and beyond.

Tickets: $40 plus tax and fees/$35 for Huron County Museum Members

Purchase online here.