Welcome to the Eve Health Menopause Clinic
A holistic approach to women’s health
“I am proud to be part of the Eve Health Menopause Clinic which aims to support women going through the physical and emotional changes that occur in both perimenopause and menopause. All women will go through this hormonal shift and each woman will experience it differently. Education and support at this time can reduce stress and improve symptoms. Furthermore, newer safer hormone treatments are now available.I think midlife women want to thrive and feel well and productive. In my 23 years of GP experience I have noticed that menopause care can be stressful and rushed due to time limitations. I hope that our Menopause Clinic can offer a supportive environment to carefully address midlife concerns and change the conversation from distress to informed decision making to optimise good health.” Dr Sam Kerr
The Eve Menopause Clinic is a vital service for women in midlife in Brisbane, offering holistic care during the complex transition of menopause. The clinic provides unhurried, extended appointments to address concerns thoroughly, ensuring needs are met in a supportive environment, and treatments are approached collaboratively.My personal approach is warm and welcoming, with treatments based on strong evidence. I aim for women to feel empowered and confident in navigating their current life stage at the Eve Menopause Clinic, looking forward to the next chapter of their well-being with hope and excitement.”
“I am thrilled to be a member of the Menopause Clinic, and I am dedicated to offering the women of Brisbane a nurturing environment that promotes understanding, validation, and empowerment through knowledge. My hope is that every patient I see feels a sense of calm and support as they depart from my consult room armed with all the information to embrace the new chapter of their live.”
The chapters of a Menopause story
Late Fertile Stage
During this stage, you will still experience regular periods however there may start to be subtle changes to flow. You may experience increased PMS and cyclical irritability is common.
Early Perimenopause
Your menstrual cycle length might start to change and vary. It may also be accompanied by additional symptoms such as headaches, body aches, mood swings and breast tenderness. The duration of this stage is variable and changes person to person.
Late Perimenopause
This stage is usually when there is a gap of more than two months between your periods.
Symptoms begin to increase including hot flushes, night sweats, cognitive fog, mood fluctuations and memory challenges can occur more often. The duration of this stage can occurs for 1 to 3 years.
Early Menopause
This stage is usually defended as the time up 7 years following your last period. Hot flushes are quite common during this time whereas the breast tenderness and headaches can begin to subside.
Cognitive symptoms generally begin to improve as you approach the end of this stage.
Late Menopause
This stage can also be referred to as the rest of your life.
Many symptoms will begin to settle with some still continuing.
Your Appointment at the Menopause Clinic
Preparing for Your Appointment
To maximise the benefits of your visit to our Menopause Clinic with the GPs, consider preparing the following items in advance:
- Ensure you have had a breast screening within the last two years.
- Bring along recent test results or scans that may be relevant.
- Prepare a list of any medications or supplements you are taking.
- Keep a log of your symptoms and track your cycle.
Dr Samantha Kerr
General Practitioner MBBS, FRACGP
Dr Kerr is experienced in all aspects of General Practice with a special interest in women’s health, sexual health, perimenopause and menopause.
Dr Belinda McCormack
General Practitioner MBBS FRACGP
Dr McCormack is experienced in all aspects of General Practice with a special interest in women’s health, sexual health, perimenopause and menopause.
Dr Emma Phillip
General Practitioner (GP), MBChB FRACGP
Dr Phillip is a highly accomplished General Practitioner with over 14 years of experience in general practice, with a special interest in women’s health and menopause.
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