Managing the impact of the menopause at work is important for both employees and employers. Join us at this workshop to learn more about the symptoms of perimenopause and menopause; facts, figures and adjustments that can be made to support employees in the workplace and find out about the resources provided by the University to support those experiencing perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms.

This event is part of Swansea University's International Women's Day series of events which consist of talks and panel discussions, interactive open conversations, mentoring opportunities, engaging workshops and masterclasses with the aim of celebrating the social, economic and cultural achievements of women within the wider Swansea University community.

This series of events will be raising money for the Eira Francis Davies Scholarship which is awarded to an outstanding female student from a developing country, who pursues a postgraduate taught Master’s programme within Swansea University’s Faculty of Health and Life Sciences.This is a free event however you are welcome to donate to the Eira Francis Davies Scholarship

Please note this event is open to Swansea University staff only

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Mae rheoli effaith y menopos yn y gwaith yn bwysig ar gyfer gweithwyr a chyflogwyr. Ymunwch â ni yn y gweithdy hwn i ddysgu mwy am symptomau’r perimenopos a’r menopos; ffeithiau, ffigurau ac addasiadau y gellir eu gwneud i gefnogi gweithwyr yn eu lle gwaith a dysgu am yr adnoddau a ddarperir gan y Brifysgol er mwyn cefnogi’r rhai sy’n profi symptomau’r perimenopos a’r menopos.

Mae’r digwyddiad hwn yn rhan o gyfres o ddigwyddiadau Diwrnod Rhyngwladol y Merched Prifysgol Abertawe sy’n cynnwys sgyrsiau a thrafodaethau panel, sgyrsiau agored rhyngweithiol, cyfleoedd mentora a gweithdai ymgysylltiol a’r nod yw dathlu cyflawniadau cymdeithasol, economaidd a diwylliannol menywod yng nghymuned ehangach Prifysgol Abertawe.

Bydd y gyfres hon o ddigwyddiadau’n codi arian at Ysgoloriaeth Eira Francis Davies yn y Brifysgol. Fel arfer, dyfernir yr Ysgoloriaeth i un fyfyrwraig neilltuol sy’n wladolyn ac yn breswylydd gwlad gymwys sy’n datblygu, ac sy’n astudio ar raglen gradd Meistr ôl-raddedig a addysgir yng Nghyfadran y Gwyddorau Dynol ac Iechyd Prifysgol Abertawe.

Mae'r digwyddiad yma yn rhad ac am ddim fodd bynnag mae croeso i chi gyfrannu rhodd i Ysgoloriaeth Eira Francis Davies

Sylwch fod y digwyddiad hwn ar agor i staff Prifysgol Abertawe yn unig

About the Speakers / Am y Siaradwyr

Robin Andrews

Robin Andrews is a KESS-2 funded PhD researcher at the University of South Wales, specialising in health psychology. As part of her research she is working with a healthcare website: www.healthandher.com which provides support for women with reproductive health concerns. Robin’s project involves evaluating Health & Her’s online symptom checker as a health intervention for menopausal women.

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Mae Robin Andrews yn ymchwilydd PhD a ariennir gan KESS-2 ym Mhrifysgol De Cymru gan arbenigo ym maes seicoleg iechyd. fel rhan o’i hymchwil, mae hi’n gweithio gyda gwefan gofal iechyd: www.healthandher.com sy’n rhoi cymorth i fenywod â phroblemau iechyd atgenhedlu. Mae prosiect Robin yn cynnwys gwerthuso gwiriwr symptomau ar-lein Health & Her fel ymyrraeth iechyd ar gyfer menywod sy’n atal-mislifol.

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