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Perimenopause Brain at Work

Perimenopause Brain at Work

Understanding Cognitive Change Without Losing Professional Confidence

The fog is real, it is physiological, and almost nobody at work will name it. A clear account of cognitive change in perimenopause, written to protect your confidence rather than undermine it.

By Elaine Mercer

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