The Menopause Center. of New Jersey. A Time of Transition, Change and Reflection

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The Menopause Center of New Jersey A Time of Transition, Change and Reflection

About the Menopause Center of New Jersey Menopause is a time of transition, change and reflection. The Menopause Center of New Jersey takes the time to understand women from many different perspectives: mentally, physically, emotionally, spiritually, environmentally and genetically. We understand how the interaction of hormonal changes, diet, stress, the digestive process and toxins can affect your body. The Menopause Center of New Jersey helps you manage your symptoms using a collaborative and cooperative approach, integrating complementary therapies with conventional medical options. We work with you to develop a customized plan and discuss options to make sure you are comfortable with the choices available including hormone replacement therapy, bioidenticals, nutritional support and supplements. We also offer a range of integrative medicine techniques to minimize menopause symptoms: acupuncture, massage, stress reduction, mind/body self-care and nutritional counseling. Minimize Menopause Symptoms

What Is Menopause? Our Approach Menopause is a natural, biological process that occurs in all women and simply means the end of menstruation. It is a decline in the production of estrogen, progesterone and testosterone that can lead to a variety of symptoms. Estrogen and progesterone have critical effects on the reproductive system, urinary function, bone and mineral metabolism, cardiovascular function and memory/cognition. Lower levels of these hormones in the blood can produce unpleasant symptoms. We provide an intimate, relaxing setting for you to learn about the biological, psychological, nutritional and lifestyle issues involved with menopause. We know both the mind and body are important in your health and that each requires attention during periods of transition. We combine options in medical care with integrative approaches to address symptom relief and physical changes. Our goal is to empower you to move through menopause with renewed confidence and the knowledge that your health care needs are being met. Symptoms of Menopause Services Offered at the Menopause Center Hot flashes or flushes Fatigue Night sweats Loss of libido Vaginal dryness Mood swings Problems concentrating, disorientation, or mental confusion Memory lapses Weight gain Stiffness and joint issues Irregular periods Incontinence Hair loss or thinning on the head and the entire body Increase in facial hair Dry skin and eyes Digestive problems Headaches Heart palpitations Gynecologic consult with a menopause physician specialist Development of individualized treatment plans Referral or collaboration with your primary care provider regarding your overall health care concerns Dedicated Nurse Navigator to provide support and facilitate scheduling of appointments Integrative medicine services to reduce symptoms such as acupuncture, massage, hypnosis, yoga and meditation Nutritional counseling Wellness coaching Lifestyle modification education Support groups Educational programs and events 2 3

Our Program Step 1: Complete a menopause health assessment Step 2: Meet with a menopause physician specialist who will: Discuss and address your concerns and symptoms Educate you on the process of menopause and discuss options to manage your symptoms (conventional, bioidenticals and natural support) Collaborate with your primary care provider regarding your overall health care concerns Step 3: Meet with a nurse practitioner who will: Educate you on holistic options, including supplements and herbs Suggest lifestyle changes and provide referrals for other services, as appropriate We Address All Your Concerns 4

The Menopause Center of New Jersey 101 Madison Avenue, Suite 202 Morristown, NJ 07960 Phone: 973.971.7000 www.atlantichealth.org/menopause