Low desire is not always a hormone problem. A whole-person consultation makes space for safety, relationships, needs and pleasure — not only a prescription.

A reflection on turning 47, visibility, menopause and the freedom that can arrive when we stop making ourselves smaller.

A reflection from the book launch at the Vagina Museum, with gratitude for the community working to make women’s healthcare more compassionate, evidence-based and human.

A short clinical video on personalising local vaginal oestrogen treatment, symptom relief and the importance of looking beyond a standard schedule.

After walking 53km for Menopause and Cancer CIC, Dr Angela Wright reflects on endurance, generosity and the quiet power of choosing kindness.

The CLOSER study underscores why open conversations, effective treatment and shared understanding matter when genitourinary syndrome of menopause affects intimacy.

A reflection from Hello Nancy’s Women Come First event on pleasure after cancer, sexual autonomy and why honest conversations about sex belong everywhere.

A reflection from the British Gynaecological Cancer Society conference on teaching sexuality after cancer, clinical uncertainty and the value of continuing difficult conversations.

From a Christie workshop to the British Gynaecological Cancer Society conference, a reflection on vaginal oestrogen, agency and making space for intimacy after cancer.

A hot-day car valet, a collection of misplaced assumptions and a reminder that a sexologist’s work can follow them everywhere.