Hormones, sexual health, mental wellbeing, physical health, relationships and longevity.

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The Midlife Androgen Project. For clinicians

Androgen care for women in midlife. The training most of us never had.

A practitioner certification for general practitioners, nurses, pelvic floor physiotherapists and allied health professionals.

01 The syllabus

Module one

Androgen physiology across the lifespan. What testosterone does in women, how it changes through perimenopause and after, and what the consensus evidence supports.

Module two

Assessing low desire. Separating hypoactive sexual desire disorder from depression, relationship factors, pain and medication effects. Trauma informed intake using the HOPE Method.

Module three

Testing and prescribing within guidelines. Why a blood level cannot diagnose low desire, how levels are used to monitor treatment, and the regulatory position in Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom.

Module four

Integrated case studies and assessment. Composite midlife cases, a management plan from history to follow up, and a final assessment.

02 Status

Where the project stands. The clinician certification is in development. It is not yet accredited for continuing professional development, and it will not be described as accredited until it is. A medical advisory board is being formed to review every clinical module before release.

Registration numbers are optional. They are used only to confirm eligibility for the clinical stream, and are never published or shared.

03 Request the syllabus