Confidence in Hormones FAQs

Confidence in Hormones is our next step in hormone education - designed to move beyond “stages” and help you understand hormone-related conditions as system-wide clinical patterns you can recognise, assess and manage with more confidence.

If you’re a current or past Confidence in Menopause subscriber, this page explains what happens to your Confidence in Menopause access, what’s changing, and where to go next.

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  • What’s different about
    Confidence in Hormones?
  • Access and subscriptions
  • Confidence in Menopause: what happens now?
  • Confidence in Hormones: what it is and who it’s for?
  • Learning, CPD and certificates
  • Pricing and support

What’s different about Confidence in Hormones?

Confidence in Hormones is our next step in hormone education - broader than menopause-focused learning and designed to help you build confidence across the female reproductive lifespan.

Here’s what’s new and different:

  • Inclusive for all healthcare professionals - not prescribing-dependent.
  • Whole-lifespan focus - spans hormonal health across the reproductive life course, not just menopause.
  • Modular structure - move from foundations to complex care without feeling overwhelmed, and complete single modules when you’re targeting known knowledge gaps.
  • Global tutor pool - real-world experience from a wide range of specialties.
  • Reflective prompts - help you apply learning in practice, with downloads you can add to appraisal.
  • New lectures - improved understanding of hormonal health across the female life course.
  • New mock consultations - covering real-world scenarios including:
    • testosterone prescribing
    • unscheduled bleeding on HRT
    • mental health and wellbeing
    • individualised clinical decision making
    • optimising care for patients with comorbidities
    • improving women’s health span
  • Clinical tools and resources - practical templates and resources you can use immediately.
  • Timestamps throughout - find key topics quickly when you need them.

What stays the same?

Confidence in Hormones keeps the parts of Confidence in Menopause that learners told us worked best:

  • Built by specialist clinicians in hormone health, working in a leading clinical practice
  • Evidence-based content that stays ahead of the curve - focused on the questions patients are asking now
  • Mock consultations that translate theory into real-life clinical decision-making
  • Clear, jargon-free explanations to help you build confidence quickly
  • Multiple choice questions (MCQs) to test and reinforce understanding
  • CPD-accredited
  • Proudly sponsorship free

Access and subscriptions

How do I access Confidence in Hormones?

The first module in Confidence in Hormones - Hormones 101 - is available for purchase at https://www.newsoneducation.co.uk/programmes
New modules will be added over the coming months.

Do you offer refunds?

If you think you’ve been charged in error or something isn’t working as expected, contact support at info@newsoneducation.co.uk and we’ll help. (Refund eligibility depends on the specific circumstances.)

Confidence in Menopause:
what happens now?

What happens to my Confidence in Menopause access?

  • Active annual Confidence in Menopause subscribers: your access remains until the end of your current annual subscription term.
  • Active monthly Confidence in Menopause subscribers: your access continues until 31 May. You will continue to be billed monthly unless you choose to end your subscription before this time

Will there be new Confidence in Menopause content?

No - Confidence in Menopause is not receiving new content. New programme development is focused on Confidence in Hormones.

I’m part-way through Confidence in Menopause - should I finish it first?

If you’re actively working through Confidence in Menopause, it’s sensible to finish the programme while you have access. Confidence in Hormones is broader and different, so you can move onto it next.

Can I do Confidence in Menopause and Confidence in Hormones at the same time?

Yes - if you have access to both, you can complete them in parallel. Most learners prefer to finish Confidence in Menopause first, then start Confidence in Hormones.

Confidence in Hormones:
what it is and who it’s for?

I’ve completed Confidence in Menopause - do I need Confidence in Hormones?

If you want broader hormone education beyond menopause, yes. Confidence in Hormones is a different programme, designed to help you recognise and manage hormone-related conditions as system-wide clinical patterns, with new modules and updated clinical scenarios.

Is Confidence in Hormones only for doctors or prescribers?

No. The programme is designed for all healthcare professionals. It supports clinicians who prescribe and those who don’t, with a focus on understanding patterns, improving consultations, knowing when to monitor, and when to refer.

What topics does Confidence in Hormones cover?

Confidence in Hormones spans hormone health across the reproductive lifespan and includes modules such as:

  • Hormones 101
  • Hormones in practice
  • Testosterone
  • Bleeding
  • Mental health, wellbeing and hormones
  • Individualising clinical decision-making
  • Optimising care with comorbidities
  • Improving the health span of women

Is Confidence in Hormones CPD-accredited?

Yes - Confidence in Hormones is CPD-accredited.

Is the programme sponsored?

No - the programme is proudly free from sponsorship.

Learning, CPD and certificates

How long does it take to complete Confidence in Hormones?

It’s self-paced. Most people complete modules in short sessions alongside clinical work.

Are there assessments?

Yes - modules include knowledge checks (e.g., MCQs) to support learning and confidence.

Will I get a certificate?

Yes - you’ll be able to download a certificate after meeting the module completion requirements.

Pricing and support

How much does Confidence in Hormones cost?

The first module in Confidence in Hormones - Hormones 101 - cost £169.

Will the password I use to log into Confidence in Menopause work for Confidence in Hormones?

No - currently if you are on the Confidence in Menopause programme your login details will not work for Confidence in Hormones. There are instructions on where to log in to access Confidence in Hormones - however if you need help please just email us at info@newsoneducation.co.uk

I can’t log in / I can’t see the programme - what should I do?

Start with:

  1. Check you’re using the email address you originally subscribed with
  2. Try a password reset
  3. If you’re still stuck, email support and include a screenshot of what you’re seeing

How do I get help?

Email info@newsoneducation.co.uk and our team will support you with access, billing questions, or technical issues.

The next step in hormone education

Confidence in Hormones is our next step in hormone education - designed to move beyond “stages” and help you understand hormone-related conditions as system-wide clinical patterns you can recognise, assess and manage with more confidence.

If you’re a current or past Confidence in Menopause subscriber, this page explains what happens to your Confidence in Menopause access, what’s changing, and where to go next.

Led by clinicians who do this work every day

Teaching is led by Dr Louise Newson, physician, hormone specialist, reseacher and a leading voice in transforming hormone healthcare care worldwide. Working alongside Dr Newson is a faculty of experienced healthcare professionals - GPs, specialists and allied clinicians with extensive experience in hormone health and medical education

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Dr Louise Newson introduces Confidence in Hormones and explains why structured hormone health education matters for safer, clearer clinical care.
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