The evidence on desire, menopause and sexual health is clear. The public conversation isn’t.

Diagnostics have never been better. Hormone panels, scans, telehealth. And still the most common complaint in the consulting room, low desire, leaves with no pathway.

Hope built one. The HOPE Method is a practitioner framework that sits downstream of diagnosis, aligned with the ISSWSH process of care for hypoactive sexual desire disorder. She speaks to clinicians, policy makers and public health audiences about the gap between what we can measure and what we’re willing to say.

The Last Taboo

What we don’t say about sex is costing us our health. Medical cut available: evidence-led, pathway-focused, built for a clinical audience.

• Founder, School of Sexual Wellness
• Creator of the HOPE Method; Level One practitioner training in development
• Author, RESIDUE
• RECLAIMED programme: every participant measured at intake and exit, from the founding cohort, now enrolling. The programme

1. Clinicians will leave with a pathway for the patient who says “I just don’t want to any more”.
2. Policy audiences will have a frame for sexual health as a workforce and public health issue, not a private one.
3. Everyone will have one number they can repeat.

Keynote · Conference plenary · Panel chair · Advisory

Androgen care for women in midlife

A practitioner certification in testosterone and androgen care, built on the international consensus. In development, with a medical advisory board being formed. Not yet accredited, and it will not be described as accredited until it is.

Advisory for departments and organisations building a women’s health or menopause policy.

Foundations, non profits and women's health collaboratives

Funders and collaboratives working on midlife health, workforce equity or clinical training can book Hope for a keynote or briefing built around their audience: grantees, boards, donors or partner clinicians.

The same guarantee applies. If your post-event survey rates the keynote below 9 out of 10, you don’t pay the balance.

The standard the work is held to: every claim sourced; education, not treatment; outcomes measured with validated instruments, the Female Sexual Function Index and the Menopause-Specific Quality of Life questionnaire; and a sliding scale for non profits, the public sector and lower paid workforces, so the training reaches the places where menopause care is hardest to find.

Results will be published once a year in a public outcomes report. The first follows the RECLAIMED founding cohort. Nothing is claimed before the data exists. The site is built to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines at level AA: accessibility statement.