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For generations, women have largely navigated perimenopause without men being meaningfully included in the conversation. On October 8, we’re changing that.
If you love a woman in her 30s, 40s, or 50s, there’s a good chance perimenopause is already part of — or will become part of — your relationship.
And most men were never taught what that actually means.
It’s more than hot flashes. More than hormones. And more than something she should have to figure out on her own.
You just need a better understanding of what may be happening.
Perimenopause can affect sleep, mood, energy, focus, physical comfort, desire, intimacy, and the way a woman feels in her own body – for starters.
When neither partner understands what’s happening, those changes can be confusing – and easy to personalize.
This conversation is a chance to understand more, ask better questions, and become a more informed partner to the woman you love.
No shame. No blame. No expectation that you become her doctor.
Just an opportunity to show up better through a season likely neither of you have been prepared for.
What To Expect
This is NOT a passive webinar.
The architecture of the event is designed to create a highly collaborative and interactive environment, where you'll form meaningful relationships and have access to proven resources that will create real results for you and your family.
The Deep Dive
In this live conversation, Dr. Heather Hirsch will help us unpack:
What’s actually happening.
What perimenopause is, when it can begin, how long it can last, and why it’s about a whole lot more than hot flashes.
What you may not be seeing.
Sleep. Energy. Brain fog. Mood. Anxiety. Physical changes. Desire and intimacy. What can be happening beneath the surface – even when neither of you realizes perimenopause is part of the picture.
What men tend to misunderstand.
Why changes in connection, communication, or intimacy can be easy to personalize – and what might be worth understanding before you do.
What support actually looks like.
Not fixing. Not diagnosing. Becoming more informed, asking better questions, listening differently, and knowing how to stand beside her as she navigates her own health. And the practical ways to make a real difference in her daily life.
And the questions you actually want to ask.
We’re leaving plenty of room for live Q&A – including the questions you may not feel comfortable asking anywhere else; again, this room is men only.
Dr. Hirsch will be the only woman in the room.
This isn’t another webinar to throw on in the background. At Front Row Dads, we gather men with intention – even online.
Camera on, notifications off. Stationary when possible. Fully present.
Come ready to listen, learn, connect with other men, and ask the questions you may never have known how, or where, to ask. We’ll start with a short conversation between the men in the room, hear directly from Dr. Hirsch, and leave plenty of space for open Q&A.
This isn’t content to consume. It’s a conversation to show up for.
Heather Hirsch, MD, MS, MSCP is a physician, women’s health advocate, author, and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner dedicated to transforming how women experience midlife.
She founded the Menopause and Midlife Clinic at Brigham and Women’s Hospital while serving on the faculty at Harvard Medical School. Today, she is the founder of The Collaborative and the Academy for Advanced Women’s Health Medicine and author of Unlock Your Menopause Type and The Perimenopause Survival Guide.
Beyond her clinical expertise, Heather brings lived experience to this conversation as a wife and mom of three, navigating the realities of midlife, marriage, and family alongside the women she serves.
Dr. Hirsch’s work has been featured by Oprah Daily, Forbes, Women’s Health, NPR, Harvard Business Review, and more. Her work centers on helping people better understand menopause and midlife health through evidence-based education.
And on October 8, she’s bringing that conversation directly to the men.
Gain new insights, perspectives and clarity around your role as an intentional father.
End confusion, stop feeling isolated, and engage with other dads through 1-1 interviews and group break-out rooms.
Learn new strategies to create an intentional culture in your home that leads to greater love, joy and connection.
One conversation. One breakthrough. A whole new level of intentional fatherhood.
