If you are experiencing menopausal symptoms, or you would like to find out more about menopause, why not come along to our Menopause Café on Wednesday 21 May, 1:30 – 3pm. 

The cafe, which is open to staff and students, will be held on the third Wednesday of every month, in person and online via Zoom. There is no need to pre-register if you attend in person.

This month it will be held in person at Room 221 The College, Bay Campus and will provide a safe space to talk about Menopause, which affects so many women and their families.  It is also an opportunity for line managers to attend to enhance their knowledge in this area, so that they can support team members. 

Each Café will start with a short talk on a particular subject relating to menopause, followed by an opportunity for questions and discussions amongst the group.  

For this session, Dr Karpagam Krishnamoorty who works within the Faculty of Medicine Health and Life Science who is planning to look at the effect of exercise on the human body during exercise. 

Dr Karpagam Krishnamoorthy, popularly called by her students as “Dr K”, is an enthusiastic Anatomist. She has a background in Dentistry, and her love for teaching made her pursue a Masters and PhD in Medical Anatomy (India). She has worked as a lecturer at various institutions in India, and she is excited about her work with her team at The Swansea Medical School. 

The University is committed to fully and positively supporting menopause and is dedicated to providing an inclusive and supporting working environment for everyone who works and studies here.   

Look forward to seeing you there.