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“Very easy and straightforward to read and a good balance of information and entertainment.
…a really great, informative and supportive read.
From a woman’s point of view, just the fact that a man has taken time to really get to grips with this subject and to play it back in a way that everyone can understand (and also explain why this should be of interest to everyone) is a breath of fresh air and should be 100% commended!
Thank you for writing this.”
Sarah (2)
“I really enjoyed this book! Kudos to Guy Ellis for writing it because it’s ground-breaking; a book I sincerely hope disrupts the current discourse about menopause and its impact on the workplace.
Thank you.”
Blake Reed
“Thank you for producing this much-needed publication, and for asking me to review it at this stage. It’s a very impressive and important resource. You have covered many pertinent points and have struck the right balance in tone between kind and caring, and businesslike and professional.
Not ahead of time, either; when it comes to the menopause, women have been under-educated about their own bodies for generations, not to mention systemically failed by society and the medical profession. Menopause is under-researched worldwide, and GPs still undergo virtually no formal training on the subject, which personally I feel borders on systemic malpractice.
As a result, too many women may not understand what the hell is going on when they hit perimenopause, let alone realise that they don’t have to suffer, or know what their options for relief are.”
Sarah
Guy is one of the good guys
Graham Scott
Message Medium
You are going to achieve the results that you need, and in less time than you might typically expect.
Colin Smith aka "The Listener"
Dexterity Solutions
He knows his stuff - both first rate theory and real-world application.
Chris O'Brien
Clear Solutions