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including herbal medicine, diet, lifestyle changes and supplements, which she discusses in her 2021 book ‘Natural Menopause’, published by Dorling Kindersley.

“There is no question that menopause and HRT are now key health issues and the demand for high-quality expert advice continues to increase,” states Anne.

According to the NHS, there are 13 million women in the UK, a third of the female population, who are menopausal.

Following the publication of the National Institute for Health & Care Excellence Menopause Guideline, and the support from celebrities like Davina McCall, more women are taking charge of their own menopausal health and have started seeking out more specialised support.

Anne adds: “Since the pandemic, more women have definitely been taking their health into their own hands. They have become more self-aware and less reliant on GP advice with access to education, social media and TV.

“Most of them cannot get appointments due to the demand and pressure on the NHS so huge numbers of women are turning towards private clinics.

“I am seeing patients who maybe two or three years ago would never have contemplated private healthcare but are now seeking treatment.”

Anne established The Amara Clinic with the aim of providing a one-stop clinic that is safe, regulated and highly effective in treating all women.

“I wanted to create a clinic which is centered around a core expertise but also provides a seamless in-house process with a full range of holistic services to deliver exactly what women want.”

The Amara Clinic is one of a select number of consultant lead women’s health clinics in the South East.

The benefit of this means everything from prescriptions to procedures can be done in-house