Setting the standard for menopause mental and behavioral health.
Menopause disrupts mental and behavioral health, yet most providers were never trained to recognize it or support the people living through it.
Why this matters:
Menopause is a behavioral health issue. The system treats it like a hormonal one.
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Over 1 billion
women are in or approaching menopause worldwide
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Over 80%
experience physical & neuropsychiatric symptoms, from sleep loss to depression and anxiety
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Roughly 30%
of women with menopausal symptoms ever seek care
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Zero
shared clinical guidelines across the specialties they turn to
Hormone therapy alone isn’t enough, and behavioral health care works. The Menopause Society rates cognitive behavioral therapy as having good, consistent (Level 1) evidence for menopause symptoms. The Menopause Hub closes that gap, equipping every kind of provider to recognize, screen for, and respond to the behavioral health side of midlife.
What you’ll find here
Start with the guidelines, then go deeper with the certification or training that fits your role.
The Guidelines (White Paper)
The standard reference for menopause behavioral health and screening, for women's health providers.
Peri/Menopause Behavioral Health Certification (MBH-C)
The in-depth certification for behavioral and mental health providers and coaches.
Peri/Menopause Behavioral Health Certificate
FOR WOMEN'S HEALTH CLINICIANS
A CME-accredited training for OB/GYNs, PCPs, and clinicians who want to go deeper on menopause physiology, behavioral health, and screening.
Menopause Behavioral Health & Screening
Our foundational guidelines give women's health providers a clear, evidence-based framework for recognizing, screening for, and responding to the behavioral and mental health symptoms of perimenopause and menopause.
It is the reference the field has been missing, and the starting point for everything else on the Hub.
Get the white paper
Free for women’s health and behavioral health professionals
Certification Options
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Our comprehensive certification for professionals who want to specialize in menopause behavioral health. Across fifteen modules and live mentorship, you will learn to recognize what people are going through, support real behavioral change, and work confidently within a team-based model of care, applied to your scope of practice throughout.
Who it's for: behavioral and mental health providers and coaches, including health and wellness coaches, social workers, psychotherapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, community health workers, and nurses.
15 self-paced modules plus live mentorship with case studies
CBT techniques, motivational interviewing, and screening
Scope of practice woven through every module
Earn the MBH-C credential, a digital certificate, and a shareable badge
Accreditation and continuing education recognition are actively being pursued with several professional associations, including the National Board for Health & Wellness Coaching (NBHWC); these are in progress.
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FOR WOMEN’S HEALTH CLINICIANS
A CME-accredited training that takes the white paper deeper. Built for clinicians who want to understand the physiology of perimenopause and menopause and the behavioral health that runs alongside it, master clinical mental health and menopause screening guidelines, and know exactly what to do next.
Who it's for: OB/GYNs, primary care physicians, general practitioners, and other clinicians who want to dive deeper into menopause physiology and behavioral health.
Menopause and perimenopause physiology and behavioral health, in depth
Clinical mental health and menopause screening guidelines
Clear next steps: what to do once you screen
A focused, CME-accredited training, not just a guideline
Menopause behavioral health is all we do.
Our curriculum is built on decades of clinical research and taught by an expert faculty of physicians and behavioral health specialists. We are not adding menopause to a longer list. We are setting the standard for it, and inviting every kind of provider to meet it with us.
Join the providers shaping the future of menopause care.
Get the guidelines, claim your place on a certification waitlist, and be first to know as new training goes live.
Join a waitlist
Be first to enroll and get updates as the Menopause Behavioral Health credentials launch.
