40s Woman and Beyond

In this episode of 40s Woman and Beyond, Anna Black and Gen Hallam, alongside Margaret Cabourn-Smith, dive into the everyday realities of navigating perimenopause.
From managing the impact of social media on mood and energy, to simple (and realistic) ways to stay hydrated, they share what’s actually working for them right now. They also explore whether “healthier” options like organic wine make any difference when it comes to symptoms like hot flushes.
It’s an honest and relatable conversation covering anxiety, low mood, hot flushes, dry skin (including those unexpected dry eyelids), and the small habits that can make a difference day to day.
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Please note: this episode is based on our own personal experiences and is not medical advice. If you have any concerns about your health or symptoms, it’s important to speak with your GP.
Trigger warning: this episode includes discussion of suicidal thoughts.
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Disclaimer: Anna Black, Genevieve Hallam, Margaret Cabourn-Smith or any guest presenter featured in this podcast cannot be held responsible for any injury or harm caused as a result of participation in any session or ideas you follow as a result of listening to this podcast. You are taking part at your own risks and need to make sensible decisions. Check in with your GP if you have any concerns and before making changes.

We are so delighted to welcome back Dr Lindsey Thomas, Menopause expert and a voice of reason in a somewhat overwhelming onslaught of information, back to the podcast. This is the third time she's joined us, and each time we're overwhelmed by her expertise and generosity. Highly recommend a listen.
As always - This info is educational material only and is not intended to take the place of advice from your own health care provider or physician or to be a means of diagnosing or treating an illness.  Always seek medical care from a qualified pro if you are having a health condition or symptoms. Dr Lindsey, Anna, Genevieve and Margaret do not accept any responsibility for your health, how you chose to use the information contained in the material, or your medical outcomes resulting from applying this information.
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Disclaimer: Anna Black, Genevieve Hallam, Margaret Cabourn-Smith or any guest presenter featured in this podcast cannot be held responsible for any injury or harm caused as a result of participation in any session or ideas you follow as a result of listening to this podcast. You are taking part at your own risks and need to make sensible decisions. Check in with your GP if you have any concerns and before making changes.

This week on 40s Women & Beyond, we’re chatting through feathery kisses, public speaking and Margaret's wellness breakfast.
We touch on love languages and how they play out in real life, plus how minding less if things go wrong can make all the difference.
We revisit a few tips from previous guests that have stuck and talk International Women’s Day and whether it sometimes leans a little too far into forced positivity.
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Please do like and subscribe and follow Margaret @crushedbymcs, Gen @ghnutritioncoaching and Anna @40swoman&beyond. 
Disclaimer: Anna Black, Genevieve Hallam, Margaret Cabourn-Smith or any guest presenter featured in this podcast cannot be held responsible for any injury or harm caused as a result of participation in any session or ideas you follow as a result of listening to this podcast. You are taking part at your own risks and need to make sensible decisions. Check in with your GP if you have any concerns and before making changes.

Cathy Walker is a consultant, coach, and writer with 25 years in education, including 20 in the classroom. A parenting expert and regular contributor to The Sunday Times and The Telegraph, she works with schools, universities, parents, young people, and other individuals on holistic education, future-readiness, and career transitions. She appears on Good Morning Britain and Times Radio, and hosts The Futures Project podcast.
In this enlightening episode we discuss the tricky balance of supporting your kids without taking on their anxiety yourself. We talk about how to step back and say less instead of spiral, and what actually helps in the moment.
Plus, we share a few simple but effective questions you can ask your children to deal with comparison - both in the home and at school.
If you have children in your life - this is one not to be missed!
Cathy Walker - https://cathywalkerconsulting.uk/
Instagram - @educathy
Please note: These tips are intended as general guidance. We recognise that children experience and respond to the world in different ways, and approaches may need to be adapted accordingly.

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Disclaimer: Anna Black, Genevieve Hallam, Margaret Cabourn-Smith or any guest presenter featured in this podcast cannot be held responsible for any injury or harm caused as a result of participation in any session or ideas you follow as a result of listening to this podcast. You are taking part at your own risks and need to make sensible decisions. Check in with your GP if you have any concerns and before making changes.

Gen Hallam (@ghnutritioncoaching), Margaret Cabourn-Smith (@crushedbymcs) and Anna Black (@40swomanandbeyond), discuss what brings them joy without virtue, which celebrities have replied to DMs, and who has history with Sir Cliff Richard!
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Please do like and subscribe and follow Margaret @crushedbymcs, Gen @ghnutritioncoaching and Anna @40swoman&beyond. 
Disclaimer: Anna Black, Genevieve Hallam, Margaret Cabourn-Smith or any guest presenter featured in this podcast cannot be held responsible for any injury or harm caused as a result of participation in any session or ideas you follow as a result of listening to this podcast. You are taking part at your own risks and need to make sensible decisions. Check in with your GP if you have any concerns and before making changes.