Treatment for Menopause and Perimenopause

The gold standard of menopause care includes a high level of expertise working with all available medical resources — medications, hormonal options, lifestyle tools, and other therapies — and it often includes an element of psychological support. Women going through perimenopause and menopause are navigating major shifts in career, family dynamics, relationships, and body changes. Those transitions can be difficult to carry alone, and the stress can show up in unexpected ways. Add to that the frustration of bouncing from provider to provider and being told it “must be in your head,” and it can feel overwhelming, demoralizing, and isolating. We’ve found it can be invaluable to have dedicated support to process what’s happening and build healthier, more sustainable coping strategies.

At Maze, our Certified Menopause Practitioners approach every patient with a combination of treatments. We start with a full evaluation with both a medical provider and a therapist so we can understand the complete picture: your medications, prior treatments, symptoms, concerns, and goals. We also review a full panel of blood work to identify any underlying conditions that could be affecting your menopause experience. Our therapist works with you to assess how these issues may be impacting the way you perceive yourself and your body, and how they’re showing up in relationships, mood, sleep, and stress levels.