MENstruation - der Zyklus Workshop für Männer und Nicht-Menstruierende

In the organizer's words:

Breaking taboos together that are long overdue?

Do you also have the feeling that periods are still a big mystery? Do you also find it challenging as a non-menstruating woman to find the right words on such a sensitive topic as menstruation?

Unfortunately, most women* still find it difficult to talk openly about their menstruation, their needs and also their strengths because - you guessed it - periods and everything to do with them are still a total taboo subject.

We can only break this taboo if we start talking to each other, men* and women*, menstruating and non-menstruating. Not only can we have better relationships, but we can also make a very important contribution to greater gender equality.

Would you like to support men*, fathers, partners or managers but don't know how?

Come to the interactive "MENstruation - Cycle workshop for men* and non-menstruating women", get answers to your questions and much more:

⭕️ Learn how to talk about the topic with empathy in a safe environment

⭕️ Get tools on how you can support your partner or daughter, e.g. with cycle complaints, and recognize health problems at an early stage

⭕️ Get to know the individual hormone phases, explained easily and clearly

⭕️ Find out how the strengths in the individual cycle phases can be used and how you can also be inspired by a cycle-oriented way of working aka nobody can always give 120%

⭕️ Get tips on how you can bring the topic to work and what support structures are needed in the workplace

Feedback from the last workshop:

"Cycle and that as a man? The men's workshop was not only extremely exciting and interactive, it also opened my closed eyes. It left all of us men speechless, regardless of whether we had already dealt with the topic or not. The content I learned not only helps me to understand womanhood better, but also myself. Thank you so much, Erika, for the valuable insights! Since the workshop, I have a much greater awareness of this important topic."

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