The Team

MenoHealth was born out of a personal journey and a deep-seated passion to break the silence surrounding menopause. After undergoing a hysterectomy at 36, our Founder, Julie Robinson, faced years of confusion, struggling with symptoms she didn’t realise were linked to menopause. Her experiences opened her eyes to the myths, taboos, and lack of understanding that still surround this natural life stage.

Determined to make a difference, Julie founded MenoHealth with a mission to educate, support, and empower women through their menopause journey. Today, we are a vibrant community dedicated to transforming how menopause is understood and managed, offering workplace support and training, community support, and health literacy programmes to ensure that no individual has to navigate this transition alone.

Julie Robinson is the visionary founder and CEO of MenoHealth, a trailblazer in menopause support and education. Julie has dedicated herself to transforming the menopause experience, delivering tailored support to thousands, including staff from NHS Trusts and employees at multinational organisations. She has pioneered comprehensive support programmes that uniquely integrate exercise and lifestyle advice, providing holistic, wraparound care to those navigating menopause.

Her groundbreaking work includes the development of the accredited Menopause First Aid CPD course, which equips professionals and organisations with specialised training. Julie’s leadership also extends to community outreach, where she has spearheaded initiatives to boost health literacy and address health inequalities.

As a published author, Julie’s book FAQs on Menopause has cemented her reputation as a leading voice in menopause education and support. Her innovative approaches and unwavering commitment continue to drive MenoHealth’s mission to improve the menopause journey for individuals everywhere.

Beth Rees has been an integral part of the MenoHealth team since its inception, working closely with Julie Robinson to shape and expand the organisation’s impact. As Chief Operations Officer, Beth has been pivotal in establishing MenoHealth’s presence and influence in the menopause sector. She was the driving force behind the launch and growth of our social media channels, positioning MenoHealth as a leading voice in menopause education and support at the grassroots level.

Beth has also spearheaded the development of comprehensive materials for our menopause workplace support programmes. Her expertise has led to the creation of eLearning courses, informative guides and impactful video content. Through her dedicated efforts, Beth has significantly enhanced the accessibility and effectiveness of our support resources, ensuring that MenoHealth continues to deliver valuable and practical solutions for individuals and organisations navigating menopause.

Lucy Chatwin is a health sector senior executive with over 14 years of experience in the NHS and a strong focus on women’s health over the past four years. Lucy brings a wealth of expertise to the MenoHealth team, having held key leadership roles in menopause research and education within a not-for-profit organisation. Her impressive career includes driving the adoption and implementation of innovative health solutions across the NHS at national, regional, and local levels through the Academic Health Science Networks.

Lucy has led transformative initiatives at a district general hospital, focusing on organisation-wide improvements. Her deep knowledge and leadership in health innovation and women’s health make her an invaluable asset to MenoHealth’s mission.

Dr Harper is a medical advisor to MenoHealth. She graduated from University College London in 1994 and is an experienced GP and menopause doctor. Her areas of expertise include Perimenopause and Menopause, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, Premenstrual Stress disorder, Healthy Ageing and Weight Management.

Dr Shahzadi Harper is a dynamic doctor interested in optimising women’s wellbeing and health and empowering them to look and feel their best. She has an understanding of the symptoms and concerns that women face as she herself is one of six sisters and has a grown up daughter. For more information or to make an appointment see https://theharperclinic.com.

Dr Catriona Anderson is a medical advisor to MenoHealth. She runs a specialised women’s health clinic in North Staffordshire and London focusing on menopause and a much-neglected area of medicine, recurrent and chronic UTI. She is a medical advisor for Bladder Health UK. For more information or to make an appointment see http://www.focusmedicalclinic.co.uk.