PerryPerimenopause Directory

Perimenopause Directory

Your Perimenopause Care Takes More Than One Expert

Perimenopause touches every part of you — hormones, sleep, mood, movement, and more. Our directory connects you with multidisciplinary professionals who have been specifically trained to understand this transition.

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Every provider on this directory has completed the Perry Academy Perimenopause Certificate®

Every professional listed has independently completed the Perry Academy Perimenopause Certificate® — a dedicated training program covering the full spectrum of the perimenopause transition. You never need to guess whether your provider truly understands what you're going through.

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Certificate completion is an independent achievement by each provider. It does not constitute an endorsement of, or ongoing affiliation with, any individual provider by Perry Academy.

Trained by Perry Academy faculty

The clinicians behind the certificate

Robin Noble, MD
Robin Noble, MD
Perry Academy faculty member
Mary Jane Minkin, MD
Mary Jane Minkin, MD
Perry Academy faculty member
Stacy Sims, PhD
Stacy Sims, PhD
Perry Academy faculty member
Suzanne Gilberg, MD
Suzanne Gilberg, MD
Perry Academy faculty member
Harita Raja, MD
Harita Raja, MD
Perry Academy faculty member
Disha Narang, MD
Disha Narang, MD
Perry Academy faculty member
Perry Academy faculty member

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What "perimenopause certified" meansTrained across every body system perimenopause touchesRead more

The Perry Academy Perimenopause Certificate® is an accredited, multidisciplinary program: 14 expert modules and case studies, about 12 hours, taught by 19 leading clinicians and researchers, and shaped by more than 1 million insights from real women in the Perry community. It's approved for continuing education across 8 professional groups.

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Recognize and assess perimenopause

Across diverse presentations, using symptom tracking and lab interpretation — and spotting red flags that need referral.

02

Navigate treatment options

Hormone therapy, non-hormonal medications and integrative approaches, tailored to your risks and preferences.

03

Support mental health, cognition and sleep

Mood and anxiety, ADHD and brain fog, insomnia and sleep apnea — and when a specialist is the next step.

04

Protect long-term health

Heart, metabolism, weight, muscle and bone, with guideline-based nutrition and exercise.

05

Talk about sexual and pelvic health

Dryness, low libido and pelvic floor concerns, with evidence-based, caring tools.

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Deliver equitable, coordinated care

Recognizing dismissal and bias, and coordinating referrals across a fragmented system.

Modules cover foundations, treatment options, mental health, heart health, endocrine health, exercise, nutrition, sexual desire, pelvic health, sleep, hair and skin changes, special populations (fertility, postpartum, PCOS) and more.

Megan F. Gerbracht

Megan F. Gerbracht

PsyD

Perimenopause Certificate® holder

Psychology

Dr. Megan Gerbracht is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with a private practice in McLean, VA. She works with women in mid-life and is especially interested in collaborative, cross-disciplinary care to understand and support the root cause(s) of anxiety, depression, irritability, and attention challenges present during this phase of life. Dr. Gerbracht is committed to a neurodiverse-affirming, LGBTIA+-inclusive, and trauma-informed care model and has a sub-specialty in working with women who have late-diagnosed Autism Spectrum Disorder. She has over 20 years of clinical experience supporting women with ADHD and Autism with their unique sensory and organizational challenges. She also works with children and adolescents, and thus supports many parents with the unique challenges of parenting children with special needs during the shifting landscape of the menopause transition. Dr. Gerbracht has also been an active part of the local grassroots anti-trafficking movement in Northern Virginia since 2009. As a board member of a local non-profit serving survivors of sex and labor trafficking, Dr. Gerbracht also provides consultation to case managers and pro-bono therapy to trafficking survivors. She offers both community awareness training as well as clinical training to the medical community on supporting the mental health needs of complex trauma in medical settings.

1489 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite #203 McLean, VirginiaAccepting clients
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Dr. Katie Stewart

Dr. Katie Stewart

PsyD

Perimenopause Certificate® holder

Psychology

Katie Stewart, Psy D, is a licensed psychologist and the owner of Stewart Psychological Services in Pittsburgh’s North Hills. After working in various settings for a decade, Dr. Stewart founded Stewart Psych as a way to offer psychological services in a setting that invites a sense of a calm and ease . Her work in individual psychotherapy initiates from a client centered stance and infuses principles and techniques from psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, and eastern theories and philosophies. Human beings need to be seen, to be heard, to have a sense of connection, and to have a sense of belonging. It is her deepest privilege to be able to provide a therapeutic space where those needs can be met. Prior to opening her own practice, Dr. Stewart was on the faculty of the Department of Psychiatry at Allegheny Health Network, where she provided individual psychotherapy and assessment services, as well as supervision and training of Psychology Interns, Postdoctoral Fellows in Psychology, and Psychiatry Residents. As part of the training component of her work there, Dr. Stewart was also the primary coordinator of a clinic for Psychiatry Residents that enabled the trainees to see patients with a wider range of presenting concerns and backgrounds while also giving patients greater access to treatment. In 2016, she was honored to be named Teacher of the Year by the Department’s trainees. Dr. Stewart previously served as an Assistant Professor and Clinical Coordinator in the Department of Psychology and Counseling at Carlow University. Dr. Stewart graduated Magna Cum Laude from New York University, earning a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance. She earned a Master of Science degree in Counseling Psychology from Chatham University, graduating Summa Cum Laude. She then graduated Summa Cum Laude from Carlow University, earning a Doctor of Psychology degree in Counseling Psychology. She is a member of the American Psychological Association and the Pennsylvania Psychological Association. She currently lives in Pittsburgh’s North Hills with her husband and son also teaches yoga and meditation. A certified iRest®Yoga Nidra meditation teacher, Reiki Master, and Associate Certified Coach through the International Coaching Federation, Katie enjoys bringing the experience of wholeness, calm, and joy to the community.

2010 Kinvara Dr. Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaAccepting clients
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Dr. Janine O'Brien

Dr. Janine O'Brien

PsyD

Perimenopause Certificate® holder

Psychology

Dr. Janine O’Brien is a licensed psychologist with 15 years of clinical experience providing therapy in New York and Florida. In more recent years, her practice has specialized in helping women navigate the emotional and psychological complexities of midlife and perimenopause.  Her areas of focus include identity shifts, relationship changes, career burnout, friendship loss, childfree identity and motherhood ambivalence, and the emotional effects of perimenopause. She is particularly interested in supporting women who have spent much of their lives meeting expectations, caring for others, and doing what they believed they were supposed to do only to reach midlife and begin questioning whether the life they built still fits. Dr. O’Brien's work is relational, culturally responsive and trauma-informed, while also integrating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and somatic approaches. She helps clients understand the origins of their patterns, develop practical tools for navigating current challenges, and build a more connected relationship with their emotions, values, and bodies. Outside of her clinical practice, Dr. O’Brien writes and creates content focused on expanding the conversation around women’s experiences in midlife. She also contributes her psychological expertise to media conversations and written features related to women’s mental health, relationships, identity, and midlife development.

191 Main Street #553 Port Washington, New York, FloridaAccepting clients
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