When a woman talks about women’s issues, she knows what she’s talking about. And if she is also a professional specialist in women’s issues — even more so. And if the efforts are united by two professionals …
When a woman talks about women’s issues, she knows what she’s talking about. And if she is also a professional specialist in women’s issues — even more so. And if the efforts are united by two professionals … then this book will turn out just like that. Patricia Michalka is a psychotherapist and coach. For 30 years she has been leading seminars for middle-aged women, helping them get rid of the feeling of uselessness, gain dignity, and achieve mutual understanding with their husbands and children. Dr. Margaret Smith is a gynecologist and endocrinologist. She has a nickname — Mrs. Menopause. And she is proud of him: colleagues believe that in 40 years of practice she has learned everything that is possible about this. In co-authorship, they talk about what changes are taking place in a woman’s body and how to solve related medical and psychological issues without mixing one with the other. One of the topics discussed in the book is hormone replacement therapy. The authors explain in detail what it is, how it works, what are the different regimens of HRT and when it is needed.