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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Peri-informed
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.
Learn about Perry AcademyCertificate 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
Perry Perimenopause Symposium 2026, Baltimore
What "perimenopause certified" meansTrained across every body system perimenopause touchesRead moreShow less
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.
01
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.