Are your clients slipping through the menopause net? - CBT assessment and treatment adaptations for this client group

Sally Tribe is a CBT therapist, supervisor and trainer. She has over 18 years experience working in mental health settings utilising Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). Sally has worked as a clinical lead for both NHS and non-NHS services. Sally has also been involved in teaching and training for over 15 years and is an experienced supervisor and clinical lecturer working at universities, such as UCL and currently UEA ,where she is involved in menopause research. Sally is a committee member on the BABCP Women's Equality and Gender Diversity (WOMGEND) SIG and is part of the SIG's Menopause workstream. She is also Treasurer of the Higher Education SIG and has contributed to writing BABCP good practice guidelines. Sally is passionate about training and developing therapists to understand the theoretical underpinnings of CBT and how to marry this with clinical skills to be the best they can be.

Sarah Fairweather has over 30 years’ experience in working with mental health. Initially as a mental health nurse, working in a variety of settings, then as a mental health practitioner for Cumbria Constabulary, and for the last 11 years running her own private practice. Since completing a Master's in CBT for Children and Young People, Sarah has worked with children from the age of 6 right up to older adults. Over the last 30 years, Sarah has done a considerable amount of training, recently completing the Professional Training Programme EMBERS® Menopause CBT Model provided by the Menopause CBT Clinic® and Newson Health Confidence in Menopause training. She also helps run a local menopause café. Sarah is a committee member on the BABCP Women's Equality and Gender Diversity (WOMGEND) SIG and is part of the SIG's Menopause workstream. Sarah is interested in women's health and is very passionate about helping clients identify this chapter in their lives and help them navigate their way through it.