A staggering 72% of menopausal professional women say they feel unsupported at work

A staggering 72% of menopausal professional women say they feel unsupported at work. ?

6 years ago when severe brain fog struck leaving me with no confidence and unable to perform my best at work … I was fired!

Understandably I was left feeling distressed, miserable and worried about my future.

I just couldn’t face going back to an unsupportive corporate environment again.

After taking time out to recover and de-stress from what had happened. I took the time to reflect on what I REALLY wanted.

It was then I made the decision to retrain as a nutritional therapist. I could now start helping other menopausal women going through exactly what I had to deal with.

BUT the biggest reason to change career was to leave the unsupportive clutches of the corporate world and their lack of education and empathy with menopausal women.

Get in touch if you relate to my story!

Find out more

Helen Ritchie

Windsor, UK

Registered Nutritional Therapy Practitioner

BA (Hons), DipION, mBANT, CNHC

E: helen@ritchnutrition.com

M: 07884 117768

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Helen Ritchie

Clinical Nutritional Therapist