Why this matters at work
For some people, the week or two before a period brings changes in mood and focus strong enough to get in the way at work. Most keep it to themselves, so all their manager sees is a sick day or a hard week.
1 in 5
women who called in sick with period symptoms told their employer why
8.4 days
of work lost a year to period symptoms, mostly by working while unwell
5–8%
of women have premenstrual symptoms that impair daily life, including work
Sources: Schoep et al. (2019), a Dutch study of 32,748 women, BMJ Open 9: e026186. StatPearls, Premenstrual Disorders, NCBI Bookshelf.
Three ways to book
In person or online, 45 to 60 minutes including questions, in English or Dutch.
Prices in euros for the Netherlands and pounds for the UK.
Talk
€500/£500
For some people in the room, this is the first time they hear that what happens to them every month has a name. I share how it took me 14 years to get there, so your whole team knows what to look for. Up to 150 people.
Workshop
€700/£700
A smaller, opt-in group of up to 25.
We work out how to spot your own pattern and practise what to say to a GP or your manager, so people leave with something they can use straight away.
For managers
€700/£700
For line managers who want to respond well when someone says the week before their period is hard. We cover what to say in that moment, and the flexibility you can offer without asking for a diagnosis.
Talk and workshop on the same day: €1,100/£1,100
Plan a session
Book a 20-minute intro call to go over
your team's needs together.
Or email contact@moonquest.app