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Perimenopause · GLOMA

The room is 18°C at night. You feel much warmer.

A sudden rush of heat, broken sleep, tiredness no one sees. Wondering what is happening? That question is a good place to begin.

Perimenopause is a time of transition, and no two people experience it the same way. At GLOMA, we take time to listen and explore what might fit your daily life.

Talk about what I’m experiencing

Contact questionnaire · Free first conversation with no obligation. No programme is chosen for you.

Sandrine Amaranto, founder of GLOMA
Put it into words

When familiar patterns change.

Changes in your cycle, hot flushes, disturbed sleep, tiredness or irritability can occur around the transition to menopause. These signs alone are not enough for a diagnosis. A doctor or midwife can help you understand what is happening and discuss appropriate care.

The body changes

You want to feel more at ease in your body without being asked to fit a new mould.

Days feel overwhelming

When nights are difficult, even the simplest habits can become complicated.

Questions pile up

You want to talk about your experience and choose a realistic first step.

Candle and herbal tea for a moment of pause
Find a way forward today without trying to return to the way things were.

GLOMA can help you build wellbeing routines that fit your life: breathing, movement, everyday food, self-image and time to rest. You choose the starting point. There is no universal formula or miracle supplement.

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How to begin

A conversation, then a proposal that suits you.

1. Tell us where you are

A few words are enough. Use the questionnaire or write directly; you do not have to tell your whole story at the outset.

2. We take stock together

In a free first conversation, we explore what might be helpful and whether GLOMA support is relevant. Details and any possible programme are discussed before you commit.

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GLOMA offers wellbeing support, not diagnosis or medical treatment. If your symptoms are new, worrying or disrupt your life, consult a healthcare professional. For medical information, also see the French national health insurance guide to menopause and perimenopause.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know whether I’m in perimenopause already?

No. We can talk about your experience without making a diagnosis. For a medical assessment, consult a doctor or midwife.

Do I have to choose a programme before contacting you?

No. The first conversation helps clarify what you need. You can then decide whether one of our programmes suits you.

Does the first conversation commit me to anything?

No, it is free and without obligation. The questionnaire is neither an enrolment nor a confirmed booking.

Non-medical wellbeing: this content does not replace medical care.