Have you ever thought about how menopause affects women's lives beyond just the personal health symptoms? Trish Barbato, Co-Founder of the Menopause Foundation of Canada has! In this episode, we discuss the often overlooked impact of menopause on women's lives and careers. In this candid conversation, Trish shares how her own challenging experiences with menopause inspired her to drive change for women everywhere. Learn more about the Menopause Foundation of Canada:WebsiteInstagramFacebookLinkedInJoin the movement and help to make a difference in improving the menopause journey for generations of women!In this episode you’ll learn:How Trish’s own severe menopause symptoms impacted her life and career.The economic toll of menopause on Canadian society is estimated at billions in lost productivity.The connection between menopause symptoms and the workplace challenges women face.How the Menopause Foundation of Canada is committed to changing women’s health. Strategies for advocating for better healthcare and workplace policies for menopausal women.Why this episode is a must-listen:This discussion sheds light on the critical need for greater awareness and support for menopause at both societal and individual levels. Trish’s insights are an essential listen for anyone looking to understand more about the profound effects of menopause on women’s lives. About Trish BarbatoTrish has held numerous senior leadership positions in healthcare and is currently President and CEO of the Arthritis Society. She has held executive roles in the hospital, retirement and long-term care, home care, mental health and community sectors. Trish is passionate about innovation as strategy and created an award-winning innovation program in the senior living sector. A graduate of the University of Waterloo, Trish is a Fellow Chartered Professional Accountant. She is Co-Founder and Director of Community Meditation and is a published author and international speaker on topics such as design thinking, innovation and leadership. Trish received the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Award for her 25+ year volunteer commitment to Big Brothers Big Sisters.What did you think of today's episode? We want to hear from you!

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