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Real Life Menopause

Every woman goes through menopause. For some, it is smooth sailing but for many it is years of turmoil.

It doesn’t have to be this way.

Menopause is inevitable… suffering is not.”

Whether you are experiencing symptoms of perimenopause or want to prevent some of the chronic diseases that are exacerbated post-menopause, our dedicated team can help you

You can book a telehealth appointment with our easy booking system below.

Scroll down further to read about our wonderful doctors

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How does Telehealth work?

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Choose a time online that suits you. For your appointment all you need is a quiet place and a laptop or phone. No need to take 1/2 day off work .

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We will send a secure health questionnaire to fill in that gives our doctors as much information as possible giving you the best value possible

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Menopause Experts

See one of our menopause doctors via video where they can assess you, order any investigation and send you prescriptions if required

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Real Life Menopause

Real Life Menopause

MEET THE DOCTORS

Dr Rebecca Watt

I completed my medical training in Western Australia and trained as a specialist GP, with a particular passion for women's health.

My special interests include menstrual and mood disorders — including PMDDthe perimenopausal transition, and supporting women who are experiencing low libido and persistent fatigue as part of their hormonal journey.

I also have a strong interest in supporting women over 60 who may benefit from menopausal hormone therapy (MHT), recognising that hormonal health doesn't have an age cut-off and that individualised, evidence-based care matters at every life stage.

As a dedicated member of the Australian Menopause Society, I stay up to date with the latest evidence-based approaches to care, and I'm committed to supporting women through every stage of midlife hormonal change with empathy and clinical insight.

Through our online telehealth clinic, I provide compassionate, personalised care wherever you are in Australia.

Outside of medicine, I'm mum to 3 kids and 3 dogs — life is busy, but it keeps me grounded in what really matters to the women I care for.

I'm available for consultations on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Dr Rebecca Watt

MBBS MSc BSc FRACGP

  • Menopause & Women’s Health GP

  • Member Australian Menopause Society

  • Member of Healthy Hormones

Dr Lucy Burns

MBBS FRACGP FASLM,

  • Cert of Clinical Hypnosis

  • Member Australasian Metabolic Health Society

  • Member Australian Society for Psychological Medicine

  • Member Australian Menopause Society

I am a medical doctor with an intense interest in Metabolic health, Mental health and Menopause health.

These are the major conditions that affect women in midlife and unless they are addressed and managed, women are entering the last third of their lives riddled with chronic disease.

Apart from my qualifications as a medical doctor and GP, I have a fellowship in lifestyle medicine and extra training in psychological medicine and menopause medicine.

I was also the diet queen. I’ve been on every diet known to (wo)man.  I was excellent at losing weight, but keeping it off was the issue. I had "fat clothes" and "thin clothes" in my wardrobe. I was most definitely the all-or-nothing girl. Perfect- restricting like mad. Then, when life got in the way, I was on a bender, regaining all the lost weight. Changing my thinking around dieting has resulted in my weight being stable for years... even when I go on holidays or life gets messy. 

I’m also a wife, Mumma to two grown girls and a pet Mumma to several dogs and cats.

I’m an avid swimmer, but I don’t do much walking these days as I have muscular dystrophy resulting in a significant disability (boo)

I love reading books and doing jigsaws. I’m keen on knitting and crocheting but really hopeless at them, so that skill is definitely a work in progress.

Could It Be Menopause?

All of These Issues Are Treatable

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    Brain Fog and Mood Changes

    Many women feel like they are walking through treacle. They can’t think properly, they are irritable and they don’t feel like themselves anymore.

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    Musculo-Skeletal Syndrome of Menopause

    Some women experience joint pains and muscle aches and feel 100 years old. For others, menopause hastens osteoporosis and sarcopenia.

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    Cardiovascular Risk Increases

    As oestrogen declines, insulin resistance worsens and cardiovascular risks increase. Commencing MHT within 10 years of menopause is cardioprotective.

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    Genito-Urinary Syndrome of Menopause

    All the pelvic organs, skin and muscles are hormone dependant. As hormones decline the health of these tissues changes and can lead to recurrent UTIs. Urinary frequency, vaginal itch and painful sex.

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