• Sleep & Night Sweats: Why Your Bed Feels Like a Sauna
    Jan 11 2026

    Emma Watts, The Menopause Mentor, explores one of the most common — and most exhausting — symptoms of perimenopause and menopause: disrupted sleep and night sweats.

    In this episode, Emma breaks down why night sweats happen, what’s really going on hormonally, and how stress, blood sugar and lifestyle factors can quietly make sleep worse. With her trademark warmth, honesty and light-hearted humour, she shares realistic, supportive strategies that help women feel more rested — without pressure or perfection.

    Listeners will learn:

    • How oestrogen impacts the body’s temperature regulation

    • Why broken sleep doesn’t equal broken health

    • Simple evening habits that support calmer nights

    • How to reduce night sweats without overhauling your life

    This episode is informative, reassuring and empowering — designed to help women understand their bodies and stop blaming themselves during midlife.

    To learn more, read Emma’s blog “Sleep & Night Sweats” at themenopausementor.com, or join the ongoing conversation with her community on Instagram and Facebook.

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    Thank you for listening to The Menopause Mentor Podcast.
    I’m Emma Watts, Award winning Menopause Practitioner, Clinical Nutritionist & multi Award winning Personal trainer, sharing clear, evidence-based conversations to help you better understand your body, your health, and your choices through perimenopause and menopause.

    These episodes are for education and support only and are not a substitute for personalised medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional when making decisions about your health.

    You deserve clarity, compassion, and choice at every stage.

    If you require advice or support or advice, get in touch or visit www.TheMenopausementor.com

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    4 Min.
  • HRT; Dismantled & Explained
    Jan 9 2026

    In this episode of The Menopause Mentor Podcast, Emma Watts; The Menopause Mentor dismantles the confusion surrounding Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) and explains it in a way that is clear, calm and easy to understand.

    Emma explores what HRT actually is, how it works in the body during perimenopause and menopause, who it may help, and why so many women are left feeling uncertain, dismissed or overwhelmed by conflicting information. She addresses common myths and fears, discusses benefits and considerations, and reframes HRT as a form of support — not a solution that “fixes” women, but one that supports a body navigating real hormonal change.

    Drawing on over 25 years of experience working with women in health, fitness and wellbeing, Emma brings together clinical insight and real-world understanding. This episode offers balanced, compassionate guidance for women at any stage of their menopause journey, helping them make sense of their symptoms and feel more confident navigating conversations with healthcare professionals.

    For women who feel they would benefit from ongoing guidance and structure beyond this episode, Emma offers her Meno-Method Online Plan — a supportive, realistic approach to training, nutrition and lifestyle designed specifically for perimenopause and menopause. It’s for women who want clarity, confidence and steady progress, without overwhelm or extremes.

    Send us a text

    Thank you for listening to The Menopause Mentor Podcast.
    I’m Emma Watts, Award winning Menopause Practitioner, Clinical Nutritionist & multi Award winning Personal trainer, sharing clear, evidence-based conversations to help you better understand your body, your health, and your choices through perimenopause and menopause.

    These episodes are for education and support only and are not a substitute for personalised medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional when making decisions about your health.

    You deserve clarity, compassion, and choice at every stage.

    If you require advice or support or advice, get in touch or visit www.TheMenopausementor.com

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    4 Min.
  • Protein, Power & Perimenopause
    Jan 1 2026

    Protein, Power & Perimenopause

    Why Your Plate Matters More Than Ever

    We’re back, ladies — and we’re kicking off Season Two with the topic that could change everything about how you feel in midlife… protein.

    No, this isn’t about becoming a bodybuilder or drinking chalky shakes on the school run.
    This is about feeling stronger, clearer, more energised — and finally understanding why what’s on your plate matters more than ever during perimenopause and menopause.

    In this episode, Emma breaks down:
    • what actually happens to your body as hormones shift
    • why muscle is so much more than “tone”
    • how protein supports metabolism, cravings, fat loss, mood & energy
    • how much protein you really need
    • simple swaps to make real-life meals more satisfying
    • plus the myths that hold midlife women back (spoiler: protein doesn’t make you bulky — stress and not eating enough nutrients do!)

    If you’ve ever wondered why you feel hungry an hour after breakfast, why weight suddenly sticks to your middle, or why your energy falls off a cliff by mid-afternoon — this episode is the missing piece.

    Because perimenopause isn’t about restriction — it’s about fuelling the woman you are now.
    Protein isn’t punishment. Protein is power.

    Grab your cuppa, lace up your trainers, or listen while you batch-cook your week — and let’s make midlife feel good again. 💛

    Send us a text

    Thank you for listening to The Menopause Mentor Podcast.
    I’m Emma Watts, Award winning Menopause Practitioner, Clinical Nutritionist & multi Award winning Personal trainer, sharing clear, evidence-based conversations to help you better understand your body, your health, and your choices through perimenopause and menopause.

    These episodes are for education and support only and are not a substitute for personalised medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional when making decisions about your health.

    You deserve clarity, compassion, and choice at every stage.

    If you require advice or support or advice, get in touch or visit www.TheMenopausementor.com

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    5 Min.
  • Perimenopause & New Year’s Resolutions: Let’s Get Real
    Dec 28 2025

    Ladies, If you’ve ever made a New Year’s resolution in perimenopause and wondered why it all feels a bit… different, this episode is for you.

    Because while everyone else is shouting “New Year, New Me”, midlife women are just trying to:

    find their keys, feel less exhausted, and not cry at a nostalgic tea towel in the Tesco home aisle.

    (Been there. Bought the tea towel. Regretted nothing.)

    In today’s episode I’m talking honestly about:

    why resolutions can feel heavier in perimenopause

    how pressure + hormones = a cocktail we didn’t order

    why you don’t need to become a “new woman” to be worthy

    the small, realistic shifts that actually help you feel better — without punishment, restriction or guilt

    It’s real talk… with humour, compassion, and a big reminder that your worth is not up for negotiation this January.

    If you’re tired of the all-or-nothing mindset…

    if you want this year to feel more you and less “fix yourself!”

    or if you simply need someone to tell you you’re doing better than you think —

    hit play, take a walk, make a cuppa… and come feel seen.

    Your fresh start doesn’t require a new identity — just kinder stories, small steps, and support that fits real life.

    And if you want structure, sanity and sisterhood this year…

    the Meno-Method Online Plan is here when you’re ready.

    Visit www.TheMenopauseMentor.com

    Send us a text

    Thank you for listening to The Menopause Mentor Podcast.
    I’m Emma Watts, Award winning Menopause Practitioner, Clinical Nutritionist & multi Award winning Personal trainer, sharing clear, evidence-based conversations to help you better understand your body, your health, and your choices through perimenopause and menopause.

    These episodes are for education and support only and are not a substitute for personalised medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional when making decisions about your health.

    You deserve clarity, compassion, and choice at every stage.

    If you require advice or support or advice, get in touch or visit www.TheMenopausementor.com

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    3 Min.
  • My Christmas Message to you
    Dec 24 2025

    🎄 Hello my beautiful M~Powered community

    🎄✨ Here’s my little Christmas message just for you, my beautiful ladies ✨🎄

    Please take a moment to watch it when you’re feeling calm, cosy and wrapped up in the festive spirit 💚
    This community truly means the world to me, and I wanted to speak to you properly — from the heart.

    I’m wishing you all a very merry, gentle and peaceful Christmas, filled with warmth, laughter and moments just for you.
    I can’t wait to continue growing this incredible community together in the year ahead ✨

    💬 Share with me your plans for Christmas Day

    Love and Light

    Emma x

    #MpoweredLadies #MenopauseSupport #MidlifeCommunity #ChristmasMessage #FestiveWarmth #YouAreNotAlone #TheMenopauseMentor

    Send us a text

    Thank you for listening to The Menopause Mentor Podcast.
    I’m Emma Watts, Award winning Menopause Practitioner, Clinical Nutritionist & multi Award winning Personal trainer, sharing clear, evidence-based conversations to help you better understand your body, your health, and your choices through perimenopause and menopause.

    These episodes are for education and support only and are not a substitute for personalised medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional when making decisions about your health.

    You deserve clarity, compassion, and choice at every stage.

    If you require advice or support or advice, get in touch or visit www.TheMenopausementor.com

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    3 Min.
  • Do you need to take Progesterone?
    Dec 23 2025

    ✨ Do you need to take progesterone? ✨

    This is one of the most common questions I’m asked — and the answer is it depends.

    Progesterone is a hormone that naturally balances oestrogen. During perimenopause and menopause, levels drop, which can affect sleep, mood and cycle changes.

    👉 If you still have your womb and you’re taking oestrogen as part of HRT, you usually need progesterone too. It protects the lining of the womb and reduces health risks.
    👉 If you’ve had a hysterectomy, you often don’t need progesterone.

    📊 In the UK, HRT use has risen sharply in recent years, with millions of women now accessing treatment — and for many, progesterone is part of that picture. Worldwide, menopause care is finally getting the attention it deserves.

    Progesterone may also support better sleep, calmer mood and symptom balance for some women — but it’s not one-size-fits-all.

    The key?
    💚 Personalised care
    💚 The right hormones for your body
    💚 A conversation that listens to you

    You’re not broken — you’re navigating change. And you deserve support.

    #HormoneHealth
    #Progesterone
    #HRTSupport
    #MenopauseMatters #themenopausementor

    Send us a text

    Thank you for listening to The Menopause Mentor Podcast.
    I’m Emma Watts, Award winning Menopause Practitioner, Clinical Nutritionist & multi Award winning Personal trainer, sharing clear, evidence-based conversations to help you better understand your body, your health, and your choices through perimenopause and menopause.

    These episodes are for education and support only and are not a substitute for personalised medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional when making decisions about your health.

    You deserve clarity, compassion, and choice at every stage.

    If you require advice or support or advice, get in touch or visit www.TheMenopausementor.com

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    1 Min.
  • Is your mum or nan acting weird lately?
    Dec 22 2025

    “Is Your Mum or Nan Acting a Bit… Different Lately?”

    Snappier than usual?
    More tired, emotional, forgetful or just not quite herself?

    It might not be “just age”…
    It could be menopause.

    So many women go through perimenopause and menopause without real understanding or support — and the people around them often notice the changes before they do.

    Hormonal shifts can affect mood, energy, sleep, memory, confidence and how a woman shows up in everyday life.
    But instead of curiosity and compassion, women are often labelled as “moody”, “difficult” or “losing it”.

    In this short episode, I’m talking about how menopause can show up in mums, nans, aunties and partners — and why awareness, patience and support make such a difference.

    Menopause doesn’t just affect the woman going through it.
    It affects families, relationships and generations.

    A little understanding goes a long way.

    If this made you think of someone you love… share it with them.

    — Emma
    The Menopause Mentor

    Send us a text

    Thank you for listening to The Menopause Mentor Podcast.
    I’m Emma Watts, Award winning Menopause Practitioner, Clinical Nutritionist & multi Award winning Personal trainer, sharing clear, evidence-based conversations to help you better understand your body, your health, and your choices through perimenopause and menopause.

    These episodes are for education and support only and are not a substitute for personalised medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional when making decisions about your health.

    You deserve clarity, compassion, and choice at every stage.

    If you require advice or support or advice, get in touch or visit www.TheMenopausementor.com

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    1 Min.
  • The Three C’s I recommend for peri and menopause
    Dec 22 2025

    My Three C’s: Collagen, Creatine & Casein

    When it comes to perimenopause and menopause, women are often told to do more, eat less and somehow “fix” their bodies.

    But what your body actually needs in midlife is support.

    In this episode, I’m breaking down The Three C’s I regularly recommend for peri and menopausal women — collagen, creatine and casein — and why they can be such powerful tools when used correctly.

    This isn’t about supplements as magic fixes.
    It’s about understanding how hormonal changes affect muscle mass, bone health, joints, recovery, energy, sleep and strength — and how these three can help support those systems.

    We talk about:
    • why maintaining muscle in midlife is non-negotiable
    • how creatine supports strength, energy and cognitive function
    • why collagen matters for joints, connective tissue and skin health
    • how casein can support muscle maintenance, recovery and satiety
    • and how to use them safely, practically and without overwhelm

    Midlife nutrition isn’t about restriction.
    It’s about nourishment, strategy and working with your body.

    When women are educated, they stop fearing food and supplements — and start making confident, informed choices.

    This episode is for any woman who wants to feel stronger, more supported and more in control of her health in perimenopause and menopause.

    — Emma
    The Menopause Mentor

    Send us a text

    Thank you for listening to The Menopause Mentor Podcast.
    I’m Emma Watts, Award winning Menopause Practitioner, Clinical Nutritionist & multi Award winning Personal trainer, sharing clear, evidence-based conversations to help you better understand your body, your health, and your choices through perimenopause and menopause.

    These episodes are for education and support only and are not a substitute for personalised medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional when making decisions about your health.

    You deserve clarity, compassion, and choice at every stage.

    If you require advice or support or advice, get in touch or visit www.TheMenopausementor.com

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    2 Min.