Strengthening
hormone health education

Evidence-based education for clinicians seeking practical, accredited training in perimenopause, menopause and hormone healthcare. Designed to support professional development, CPD and more confident, person-centred care, Newson Education modules are independently evaluated to ensure the highest standards of clinical relevance, scientific integrity and practitioner development.

Strengthening
hormone health education

Evidence-based education for clinicians seeking practical, accredited training in perimenopause, menopause and hormone healthcare.

Newson Education programmes are independently evaluated and accredited to ensure high standards of clinical relevance, scientific integrity and practitioner development.
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Newson Education modules are independently evaluated and accredited to ensure high standards of clinical relevance, scientific integrity and practitioner development.

Why hormone health matters

Limited formal education in hormone health can lead to delayed diagnosis, fragmented care and inappropriate prescribing. When symptoms are dismissed or misunderstood, patients may feel excluded from decisions about their own care.
1.34 billion
women globally are perimenopausal or menopausal
90%
of women are thought to experience premenstrual symptoms
1 in 10
women attend 10 or more appointments before receiving adequate help or advice
This has to change. And that starts with accessible, evidence-based education for clinicians.

Latest programme module releases

What healthcare professionals say

 Brilliant. The content is so interesting and perfectly presented! I’ll be taking this into my practice.

- Alice Thomas

 I hope to learn more about how much hormones to prescribe to my patients. I am a psychiatrist and see how little help my patients get from their GPs and other specialists.

- Britt Børven

 I had not known the extent to which hormones and hormone changes had on our entire bodies. Illuminating.

- Felicity Marriott

 The course is great. I hope you will create more courses and events designed for health professionals.

- Nuria

 Thank you for opening a new way of helping women.

- Radmila Gujanicic

 Excellent mix of interactive and lecture style. I learned so much!

- Lucia Gannon

What healthcare professionals say

 Brilliant. The content is so interesting and perfectly presented! I’ll be taking this into my practice.

- Alice Thomas

 I hope to learn more about how much hormones to prescribe to my patients. I am a psychiatrist and see how little help my patients get from their GPs and other specialists.

- Britt Børven

 I had not known the extent to which hormones and hormone changes had on our entire bodies. Illuminating.

- Felicity Marriott

 The course is great. I hope you will create more courses and events designed for health professionals.

- Nuria

 Thank you for opening a new way of helping women.

- Radmila Gujanicic

 Excellent mix of interactive and lecture style. I learned so much!

- Lucia Gannon

Why hormone health matters

A lack of hormone health education for healthcare professionals means that all too often, patients are facing misdiagnosis, polypharmacy, are having their symptoms dismissed and ultimately feel uninvolved in key decisions about their care.

This has to change. And that starts with accessible, evidence-based education for clinicians.

billion women globally are perimenopausal or menopausal

of women are thought to experience premenstrual symptoms

in 10 women attended 10 or more appointments before receiving adequate help or advice from healthcare professionals

Confidence in Hormones 

Get started with our foundational programme

Taught by experts
Confidence in Hormones is an expert-led programme designed to provide healthcare professionals of all specialities with a clear, practical grounding in the health of women. The programme builds foundational knowledge of female hormonal physiology and supports clinicians to better recognise, understand and treat hormone deficiencies in everyday practice.

Created by healthcare professionals for healthcare professionals, the programme combines the latest evidence with expert insights from clinicians who have treated thousands of patients. Through practical, case-based learning, it translates complex science into clinical confidence.

Whether you work in primary or secondary care, or as an allied health professional, our programme empowers you with the knowledge and confidence to engage with the health of women in an informed, evidence-based and individualised way.

The programme is made up of a series of modules that are being released on a rolling basis, with more launching soon. You can purchase modules individually to focus on the areas most relevant to your practice, or bundle them together for the full programme experience.

Find out about Confidence in Hormones from Dr Louise Newson BSc (Hons), MBChB (Hons), MRCP, FRCGP, DHealth

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Strengthening hormone health education

How Newson Education supports safer, clearer care

Newson Education equips clinicians with the knowledge and confidence to deliver safe, person-centred and evidence-based hormone care. By addressing gaps in education and reducing misinformation, our programme supports more consistent and informed clinical decision-making.

Training designed and delivered by practising clinicians

Our expert-led modules translate rigorous research into clear, practical clinical skills.

By combining evidence-based teaching with case-based learning and peer community, we support clinicians in developing confidence in hormone healthcare, while remaining proudly independent and free from pharmaceutical sponsorship.

What you can expect from our programme:

  1. Accredited: CPD and CME certified
  2. Expert-led: pharma-free training built and delivered by world leading clinicians and subject-matter experts
  3. Evidence rich: grounded in the latest research and real-world menopause practice
  4. Practical: case-based training, clinician scenarios and real-world frameworks you can use immediately
  5. Educational excellence: high-quality, structured learning that delivers clear, practical clinical actionable knowledge
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News & Resources

A new docuseries. A clear education gap.

The BALANCE docuseries shows what happens when hormone-related symptoms are misunderstood or dismissed. Confidence in Hormones gives healthcare professionals practical, evidence-based training to make better decisions in practice.
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Download our HRT Easy Prescribing Guide

Turn evidence into clear, confident HRT decisions at the point of care with this concise, clinic-ready PDF covering doses, regimens, routes and review plans. 

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FDA lifts ‘black box’ warning on HRT

We explain why this decision matters for women’s hormone healthcare
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Dr Louise Newson BSc (Hons), MBChB (Hons), MRCP, FRCGP, DHealth

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Dr Louise Newson is a physician and hormone specialist and Founder of Newson Clinic,
Dr Louise Newson podcast and the Balance app. With extensive clinical experience in the health of women and a strong research background, she combines peer-reviewed evidence with digital education platforms to improve understanding of hormone-related care. Through her work as a clinician, author and advocate, she continues to support improvements in healthcare for women.

With extensive clinical experience in hormone health of women and a strong research background, she combines peer-reviewed evidence with digital education platforms to improve understanding of hormone-related care. Through her work as a clinician, author and advocate, she has touched millions globally and continues to support improvements in health of women

Newson Education: empowering clinicians through evidence-based hormone education

Join us in our mission to transform education and hormone health outcomes for patients globally

Frequently asked questions

Who is the training designed for?

Our programmes are designed for healthcare professionals involved in women’s hormone health – including GPs, nurses, pharmacists, menopause specialists, trainees and allied health professionals – who want to build confidence in assessing, diagnosing and treating perimenopause, menopause and wider hormone conditions.

Is the training CPD accredited?

Yes. Our core programmes are CPD-accredited and have been independently evaluated to ensure they meet high standards for clinical relevance, scientific integrity and practitioner development. Full CPD details and hours are listed on each module page.

How is the programme delivered?

The programme is delivered online through flexible, self-paced modules, making it easy to learn around clinical practice. Training combines expert-led teaching, case-based learning and practical clinical scenarios. Once you’ve enrolled, you can create an account, sign in and access your course whenever it suits you. After completing the training, you’ll receive your CPD points and a certificate.

How long does the training take?

The programme is designed to fit around busy clinical schedules, with flexible, self-paced learning. Module lengths vary depending on the topic, allowing healthcare professionals to complete training in manageable sessions at a pace that works for them.

Do you offer free resources before enrolling?

We offer a mix of on-demand modules you can complete in your own time, live online sessions, and occasional in-person events. Time commitment varies by programme from short, focused modules to more in-depth learning – and is clearly outlined on each programme page so you can plan around clinical commitments.

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