Emsee

Emsee At Emsee (formerly Australian Menopause Centre), we are dedicated to supporting women through every stage of menopause with compassionate care, personalised treatment, and resources that empower you to take control of your health.

We are Australia's largest provider of menopause centric healthcare, treating over 100,000 women since 2009. At Emsee™, we are dedicated to supporting women through every stage of menopause with compassionate care, personalised treatment, and resources that empower you to take control of your health.
We believe in making the invisible, visible. Through our platform, we are saying the quiet part o

ut loud—because no one should have to navigate menopause alone.
https://emsee.co/

The Emsee App puts expert care at your fingertips, offering direct access to our clinical team for personalized answers, a safe community space to browse questions from women like you, and expert-reviewed articles and resources—all available anytime, anywhere.
Website: https://emsee.co/
Booking: https://app.emsee.co/free-booking
App: https://apps.apple.com/vn/app/emsee/id6737250614 |
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Our 7-day meal guide breaks down what to eat to support hormones, bones, and energy. 🥗Looking for more evidence-based me...
03/09/2026

Our 7-day meal guide breaks down what to eat to support hormones, bones, and energy. 🥗

Looking for more evidence-based menopause content? Head to the Emsee blog for expert-reviewed articles on symptoms, treatment, and more.

📖 Read on the Emsee Blog: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H01kZCY0

Comment with the word FLOURISH and we will send you a free copy of 'Flourish: Your guide to thriving through menopause'.

Be sure to follow our page so the book lands in your messages, not your requests!

About 1 in 15 women in Australia experience premature ovarian insufficiency (POI) or early menopause.Early menopause hap...
01/09/2026

About 1 in 15 women in Australia experience premature ovarian insufficiency (POI) or early menopause.

Early menopause happens before age 45. POI happens before age 40. The physical symptoms are similar to menopause at the usual age, but there can be a deeper sense of loss tied to fertility and body image.

If this sounds like your experience, you're not alone.

📲 Comment with the word FLOURISH and we will send you a free copy of 'Flourish: Your guide to thriving through menopause'.

Be sure to follow our page so the book lands in your messages, not your requests!

Source: Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing

21/08/2026

It's a common assumption, but symptoms don't always end when your periods do. Symptoms can continue for years into postmenopause.

Our support doesn't have an expiry date.

Source: Healthdirect Australia

08/08/2026

"You're too young for this." It's what a lot of women are told when symptoms start early.

Perimenopause usually starts in your 40s, but can start earlier or later.

It's a transition, not a single birthday. Wherever you are in the journey, our clinical team is here to help.

📲 Download the Emsee app to get started.

Source: Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing

06/08/2026

They warned you about hot flushes. No one mentioned your heart. ❤️

As estrogen falls, so does some of the protection it gives your heart and blood vessels, which is part of why cardiovascular risk changes during menopause.

This National Stroke Week (3–9 August), know the signs:
Face - has their mouth drooped?
Arms - can they lift both arms?
Speech - is it slurred? Do they understand you?
Time is critical - call 000 straight away.

Your heart is part of your menopause care. Tag someone who should know this.

Source: Stroke Foundation (F.A.S.T.)

Whatever you're wondering about, you're not alone.The Emsee app's community Q&A lets you browse real questions from wome...
01/08/2026

Whatever you're wondering about, you're not alone.

The Emsee app's community Q&A lets you browse real questions from women navigating the same stage of life. All answered by our clinical team. Itchy skin, brain fog, night sweats, changes in libido — if you've wondered about it, chances are someone has already asked.

No judgment. Just real answers when you need them. 💬

📲 Download the Emsee app and get the help you deserve!

31/07/2026

Menopause affects virtually every system in the body, your heart, bones, brain, skin, bladder, joints, and gut. It's not just a reproductive transition. Comprehensive care should reflect all of it.

📲 Your treatment plan should be based on current evidence. Download the Emsee app and book with Emsee today.

That mid-afternoon crash. The cravings that come from nowhere. Mood that dips for no clear reason.During menopause, horm...
30/07/2026

That mid-afternoon crash. The cravings that come from nowhere. Mood that dips for no clear reason.

During menopause, hormonal changes affect how the body regulates blood sugar and those dips can feel completely disproportionate to what you've eaten.
The good news: small, consistent habits make a real difference.

Source: Healthdirect Australia

📲 For personalised support, book a bulk-billed consultation through the Emsee app.

Not many people talk about what menopause does to skin — but it's real. Women can lose up to 30% of their collagen in th...
29/07/2026

Not many people talk about what menopause does to skin — but it's real. Women can lose up to 30% of their collagen in the five years after menopause, and our own research found nearly half of Australian women notice these changes.

We've teamed up with Ella Baché, who've spent 70+ years focused on skincare, to bring some genuinely useful guidance to this side of the menopause journey.

Read Flourish: https://ap1.hubs.ly/H0165pP0

1 in 4 women aged 45–64 say menopause symptoms make their daily activities harder.That's not a minor inconvenience. That...
28/07/2026

1 in 4 women aged 45–64 say menopause symptoms make their daily activities harder.
That's not a minor inconvenience. That's affecting work, relationships, sleep, and physical function for a significant proportion of Australian women, often in silence, and often without adequate clinical support.

Emsee exists to change that.

💾 Save this and share it with someone who needs it. 📲 Don't wait years for answers. Book a bulk-billed consultation today.

Source: AIHW — The Health of Women in Australia

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