Newson Clinic

Newson Clinic Newson Clinic provides holistic advice, support and treatments for women’s hormone health, including PMS, PMDD, perimenopause and menopause.

Rated Outstanding by the CQC.

To celebrate the opening of our new Hale clinic, join us for a free, in-person event with our expert clinicians as we ex...
09/04/2026

To celebrate the opening of our new Hale clinic, join us for a free, in-person event with our expert clinicians as we explore how tailored, evidence-based hormone treatment can support you through PMS, PMDD, perimenopause and menopause.

Navigating fluctuating and declining hormones can be intimidating, but we hope to provide you with a space to create open and honest conversations, as well as time to ask questions you may have been carrying for a while.

Come along with a friend, partner, family member or colleague, and leave feeling more informed, connected and empowered in your next steps.

Location: The Firs, Bowdon

Date: Wednesday 22nd April

Time: 6:30 - 8:30pm

Secure your free ticket here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/hormone-health-the-power-of-individualised-care-tickets-1986974630608?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

Trigger warning, this post includes mentions of su***de.Hormonal changes can have a profound impact on mental health – a...
09/04/2026

Trigger warning, this post includes mentions of su***de.

Hormonal changes can have a profound impact on mental health – affecting mood, confidence, emotional stability and, for some women, feelings of hopelessness or suicidal thoughts.

Yet so many women we see in clinic have had these symptoms dismissed or misattributed.

Newson Research, in collaboration with Liverpool John Moores University, analysed data from 957 Newson Clinic patients experiencing psychological symptoms, with 1 in 6 reporting suicidal thoughts. Following hormone treatment, over 90% reported an improvement in suicidal thoughts.

These findings highlight the important role of hormones in mental health – and the impact that the right, individualised treatment can have.

At Newson Clinic, we provide individualised, evidence-based care and treatment that recognises the role of oestradiol, progesterone and testosterone in both mental and physical health. With the right assessment and treatment, many of our patients experience meaningful improvements in their symptoms – just like we can see here.

Speak to one of our clinicians here: https://bit.ly/BookingsFB

Hendriks O, Kamal A, Mclntyre JC, et al. Improving detection and treatment ofpsychological distress during menopause: evidence from a clinical hormone replacementtherapy cohort. BJPsych International. Published online 2026:1-11. doi:10.1192/bji.2025.10094

08/04/2026

We spoke to four of our Newson clinicians at the recent Newson Education conference and asked them one simple question: what do you wish all women knew about hormone health?

Women’s hormone health is still too often misunderstood, with misinformation making it difficult to know what’s accurate, what’s safe and what options are available.

In this video, our clinicians share one key thing they believe every woman should understand – from the age that women can experience hormone symptoms to the importance of testosterone for women.

If you want to discuss symptoms and treatment with a specialist who understands the full-body impact of hormones, click here: https://bit.ly/BookingsFB

03/04/2026

This month, Dr Louise Newson is returning to theatres across the UK with her new show Breaking the Cycle: The Power of Hormones, designed to challenge misconceptions and open up important conversations around menopause and hormone health.

Following the success of her previous tour, this new series of events continues her mission to improve awareness and understanding for women everywhere

If you’re looking to better understand your health or support someone else, this is an unmissable event.

Book your tickets here: https://www.drlouisenewson.co.uk/tours-events/breaking-the-cycle

02/04/2026

In this week’s episode of the Dr Louise Newson podcast, Dr Louise is joined by model and author Rosie Viva, who speaks openly about her experience of living with bipolar disorder and her journey to diagnosis.

Together, they explore the challenges many women face when their symptoms are misunderstood, why bipolar disorder is often missed in women, and how stigma and lack of awareness can leave many feeling unsupported.

Hormonal changes can also have a significant impact on mental health with many symptoms overlapping with anxiety and depression, yet this is not always recognised in diagnosis or treatment.

At Newson Clinic, we regularly see women experiencing symptoms such as mood changes, anxiety and depression and with the right type and dose of natural hormones, so many experience meaningful improvements in their symptoms. In fact, 1 in 2 of our patients reported their feelings of depression improved after three months of hormone treatment.*

Our clinicians take the time to listen, understand your symptoms and create personalised treatment plans based on your individual needs, medical history and future health goals.

Listen to the full podcast here: https://www.drlouisenewson.co.uk/podcasts/rosie-viva-on-bipolar-disorder-hormones-and-mental-health or book in with a specialist here: https://bit.ly/BookingsFB.

*From a patient sample of 1,414 patients

Our clinicians see patients everyday who describe how they feel unlike themselves - overwhelmed, less confident, struggl...
01/04/2026

Our clinicians see patients everyday who describe how they feel unlike themselves - overwhelmed, less confident, struggling to think clearly - without knowing why.

After a consultation at Newson Clinic, they often state their relief of ‘finally being listened to’. And with the right type and dose of hormones, many women notice improvements in mood, focus and overall quality of life.

The impact of hormone changes can be far-reaching and at Newson Clinic, we treat the whole person - not just the isolated symptoms.

What’s one change you’ve noticed in your mood, energy or mindset recently that you can’t quite explain that you think could be hormonal? If you’re comfortable, let us know in the comments.

*Newson Clinic patient data, 2025

At Newson Clinic, our expert clinicians often speak to women who feel unsure about HRT due to concerns around breast can...
30/03/2026

At Newson Clinic, our expert clinicians often speak to women who feel unsure about HRT due to concerns around breast cancer.

But not all HRT is the same and much of the fear comes from older studies using synthetic hormones.

Current evidence shows that body-identical hormones are not associated with an increased risk in the same way, and the type of progesterone used is important.

We see lots of women who have an increased risk of breast cancer but want their hormone-related symptoms treated. When you come for your appointment, we always take time to understand your individual risk, listen to your symptoms and medical history and create a personalised treatment plan that’s right for you.

Swipe to learn more and to speak to a specialist, click here: https://bit.ly/BookingsFB

At Newson Clinic, we deliver specialist, personalised hormone health care and treatment in beautifully designed clinic s...
28/03/2026

At Newson Clinic, we deliver specialist, personalised hormone health care and treatment in beautifully designed clinic spaces across the UK – providing calm, private environments for unhurried consultations and evidence-based treatment.

Our clinics are rated Outstanding by the CQC, reflecting our commitment to clinical excellence, patient-centred care and consistently high standards.

As we continue to grow, we’re not only bringing expert hormone care closer to more women, but are continuing to fund essential research to progress the knowledge of women’s hormone health and improve treatment and patient outcomes for the future.

Swipe through to explore our locations or click here to book an appointment: https://bit.ly/BookingsFB

When you read about another woman’s experience with her hormone health, how does it make you feel?Less alone? Empowered ...
27/03/2026

When you read about another woman’s experience with her hormone health, how does it make you feel?

Less alone? Empowered to seek treatment for yourself?

We know that for many women, hearing someone else’s story is what helps them realise they’re not alone, and that support and treatment are available.

By sharing your experience with us as a Newson Clinic patient, you could help:

• Empower another woman to seek help
• Provide reassurance and understanding
• Educate others about hormone health

If you feel comfortable sharing, we’d love to help tell your story – get in touch via our DMs.

Together, we can support more women to access the care and treatment they deserve.

Fluctuating and declining hormones can have a significant impact on mental health.Symptoms such as anxiety, low mood, ir...
26/03/2026

Fluctuating and declining hormones can have a significant impact on mental health.

Symptoms such as anxiety, low mood, irritability and feeling overwhelmed are incredibly common and often misunderstood or misdiagnosed.

In fact, Newson Clinic patient data shows that mood-related symptoms are actually among the most frequently reported.

At Newson Clinic, our experts provide individualised, evidence-based care and treatment that recognises the role of oestradiol, progesterone and testosterone in both mental and physical health.

With the right type and dose of natural hormones, so many of our patients experience meaningful improvements in their symptoms - including those related to mental health like we see here.

Appointments with our expert clinicians are available here: https://bit.ly/BookingsFB

24/03/2026

In the latest episode of the Dr Louise Newson podcast, Dr Louise is joined by consultant psychiatrist Dr Gareth Jarvis to explore the often-overlooked link between hormones, inflammation and mental health.

The most common and severe symptoms of fluctuating and declining hormones according to our patients are associated with their mood and mental health* and at Newson Clinic, our clinicians see the impact of this every day.

With the right type and dose of hormones symptoms can significantly improve – and can also lower the risk of diseases such as cardiovascular disease, dementia and osteoporosis as Dr Louise touches on here.

Listen to the full episode here: https://www.drlouisenewson.co.uk/podcasts/why-psychiatrists-must-start-thinking-about-hormones

*Newson, L., Neville, A., Kamal, A., Khera, M., Rubin, R., O’Sullivan, A. and Quaile, H. (2026, February 12). More Than Hot Flushes: The Menopause [Conference poster]. ISSWSH Annual Meeting 2026, Long Beach, CA, USA

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