Dr Harper has an understanding of the symptoms and concerns that women face as she herself is one of six sisters and has a grown up daughter.
Her areas of expertise include Perimenopause and Menopause, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, Premenstrual Stress disorder, Healthy Ageing and Weight Management.
She believes in the early management of symptoms of the perimenopause and menopause to stay youthful and healthy.
She has given educational lectures to GPs on: Menopause, Mood and Sex; Menopause Myths and HRT- Putting the Risks of HRT into Perspective; Mood Disorder during the Menopause Transition; Breast cancer and HRT.
She has acted as an Advisor on best practise for women going through the menopause transition in the workplace to companies – such as Coutts bank and Mylan pharmaceuticals, Channel 4 and filmed a webinar for PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Memberships & Qualifications
Dr Harper has a certificates in Menopause Management, RCGG in Alcohol and Substance Misuse Management, Functional Medicine and training in lasers for skin and vaginal treatments. Dr Harper is also a member of the British Menopause Society, European Andropause and Menopause society and Primary care society of Gastroenterology.
"Taking my interactive, holistic approach to managing hormonal health, I look at every element that comes into play at this time – physical, psychological and social. I’m passionately committed to restoring wellbeing, confidence and self esteem. I hope that my empathy – together with my experience and approachability to bring this once taboo subjects into the spotlight– will help to restore your equilibrium and empower you with the mental positivity to sail through. Our age should not define us!"
Dr Harper is a highly valued supporter of Wellbeing of Women and is our ‘go-to’ menopause expert for our menopause related health events and webinars. She has presented on behalf of Wellbeing of Women at PwC, Harvey Nichols, our online webinar series and was the keynote speaker at our annual fundraising lunch.
Dr Harper’s approachable and empathetic manner really connects with the audience and means people feel comfortable asking questions and sharing their personal experiences. As a women’s health charity we aim to break down many of the taboos that exist in talking about these deeply personal issues that affect women and have found that Dr Harper’s holistic and measured approach helps to do this.
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