NASS is delighted to collaborate with Still Human to host a 60-minute webinar on ‘Menopause Awareness for All.’ This awareness workshop will cover the stages, symptoms, and ways to manage menopause, with a focus on creating open, supportive workplace conversations.

The session aims to normalise discussions around menopause at work without normalising suffering. Through conversations like these, we can foster menopause-friendly environments—where women feel comfortable sharing their experiences without shame or embarrassment, know where to find help, and colleagues feel equipped to offer meaningful support.

Who should attend

Menopause isn’t just an issue for ‘women of a certain age’ in education; it’s a whole-school issue. With 75% of education staff being female, understanding menopause is vitally important and can have a far-reaching impact.

This webinar will be of benefit to:

• Younger women to learn more about their hormones and future health.
• Partners of women to understand potential symptoms and offer meaningful support during menopause.
• Managers and senior leaders to create more inclusive and supportive work environments.

Join us for this important session to help build a workplace where everyone feels informed and supported.

Some previous feedback from the session:

• ‘This session should be mandatory in every workplace’
• ‘I thought the workshop was brilliant so informative and well delivered.’
• Thank you for your much inspired talk and I appreciate the information of resources.

About the presenter
Julie Liddell is the Managing Director of Still Human and has over 25 years experience of teaching Psychology, along with an enthusiasm for sharing simple, effective ways to improve wellbeing. Having worked in the post-16 sector both as a teacher and a Senior Manager, Julie has a genuine understanding of the current challenges facing education. Julie founded Still Human as she believes that when staff health and wellbeing is nurtured, it positively impacts both the individual and the whole school community.

Still Human is part of the educational support services organisation, The Edwin Group and delivers workshops on a wide range of topics including Stress Management, Mindfulness, the Menopause and Rest, as well as delivering Wellbeing Champion and Menopause Ambassador training.

Julie has worked with staff in many settings from Primary through to FE and has found that whilst staff in education are undoubtedly superhumans, they are still human nonetheless. In her workshops she shares evidence-based knowledge and engaging practical strategies, all designed to make being a human a little easier.

Booking deadline: 2nd May 2025
Cancellation deadline: 23^rd April 2025

As this is a virtual event you will require audio/visual capability i.e. desktop with webcam plus headphones and a microphone or laptop/device with microphone and camera.

Terms & Conditions

• The delegate fees shown are per person.
• At the point of booking, payment can be made via credit/debit card or an invoice can be requested.
• Our invoice terms are strictly payment within 30 days of the date of the invoice.
• Bookings are non-transferable but delegate substitutions will be accepted.

Cancellations

• 50% of delegate fee will be refunded for cancellations received by 23^rd April 2025
• After this date no fees are refundable for cancellation or non-attendance.
• All cancellations must be confirmed in writing by email.
• We reserve the right to cancel a course due to insufficient numbers.
• In the unlikely event that NASS has to cancel an event, our liability in the event of cancellation is limited to a full refund of the event fee only.