Menopause Workshop
14.07.2026
Dear All,
Thank you for filling out the questionnaire! Based on your feedback, here's everything you asked for so far:
Recommended Watching
How Menopause Affects the Brain: TED Talk by Dr. Lisa Mosconi https://www.ted.com/talks/lisa_mosconi_how_menopause_affects_the_brain
Recommended Practitioners
Acupuncture (recommended by one of you in the workshop): Moon Medicine — https://www.moonmedicine.nl/overmoonmedicine
Arina Marsman: https://www.arinamarsman.nl/
Menopause Yoga Practices
If you're looking for menopause yoga and breathing practices for hot flushes, rage, strength, anxiety, joint aches and inflammation, etc., feel free to contact me directly. I'm certified through Petra Coveney's Menopause Yoga™ teacher training, and I only recommend what I personally practice and have experienced, so I can speak from real experience rather than passing along general advice.
On Tinnitus
Tinnitus is real and can be genuinely overwhelming. I'd never take it lightly. My first suggestion would always be to see a specialist. That said, there does seem to be a hormonal link: during menopause, dropping estrogen affects the inner ear and blood flow, and up to 30% of women notice new or worsening tinnitus during this time - so this isn't "just in her head."
From my own experience, a few things that helped: breathing practices and stress management (Bhramari breath, which we practiced in the workshop), acupuncture, and seeing an osteopath or physiotherapist.
Gentle yoga to open the chest and upper back can help too. It might also be worth keeping a diary, noting when it's present and when it eases, to spot patterns.
There's a lot to explore, and I hope some of this helps, even a little.
On Supplements
Pueraria Mirifica: I wasn't familiar with this one, so I've shared it in my Menopause teacher group and asked a colleague and friend who is a menopause nurse. In general, if it acts like estrogen in the body, it's worth discussing with a doctor before starting. Hopefully more on this soon.
Other recommendations: Agnus Castus (I am taking it, not all the time), and Menoelle (recommended by my menopause nurse friend; I haven't tried it).
As always: supplements are worth discussing with a doctor before starting.
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If there's anything else, please feel free to contact me directly: hello@jennyschoenmann.com
Warmly, Jenny
Yoga Movement
Why this matters for menopause: dropping estrogen affects joints and muscles, and stress hormones climb more easily. Short movement breaks ease stiffness, lower stress, and help you refocus.
1) A quick reset is to gently shake the body while standing.


2) Inhale: Shoulders roll up toward the ears. Exhale: Roll the shoulders back and down.
3) Gently twist to one side. Stay for
a few breaths and keep the spine long.
Other side.
5) Feet on the ground, hip-width apart.
Gently fold forward for a couple of breaths.


Menopause Guidance
This transition deserves more than survival.
For deeper, ongoing support, contact me.
Ressources
Related Articles
Books
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The Menopause Manifesto, Dr. Jen Gunter
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The Menopause Brain, Dr. Lisa Mosconi
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Menopausing, Davina McCall with Dr Naomi Potter
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Menopause - All You Need to Know in One Concise Manual, Dr. Louise Newson
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Wise Power, Alexandra Pope & Sjanie Hugo Wurlitzer
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Balance Your Hormones, Balance Your Life, Dr. Claudia Welch
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The Pelvic Floor Bible, Jane Simpson
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Yoga for Osteoporosis, Dr. Loren Fishman, MD
Watch & Listen
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TED Talk: How Menopause Affects the Brain — Dr. Lisa Mosconi
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Bring Back the Ease with Jenny Schoenmann
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Podcast (German): Meno an mich – Frauen mitten im Leben
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Podcast (German): FürSie Podcast
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Podcast (English): The Daily — Menopause Treatment & Hormone Therapy, The New York Times
Websites
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Black Women in Menopause UK Insta@blackwomeninmenopause
App
Balance — menopause tracking app
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