QUEEN BE 
A community for Australian women experiencing menopause and perimenopause.
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Congratulations on taking the next first step to better understand menopause and how it might be affecting you.
You are not on your own!
We, the Queen Be community, are here to support you – join the community at any time.
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For most women, their transition starts in their 40’s. It looks, feels and impacts differently for everyone. Our aim is to support women to remain (or return) to the workplace, reduce menopause-related suicide, and increase their health and wellbeing from this point onwards in their lives.
On average, 80,000 Australian women begin their menopause journey EVERY YEAR, and it can last 2-10 years, perhaps more.
Our structure (apart from being a Social Enterprise reinvesting 51% of profits back into Indigenous education initiatives) is to provide free access to:
-> menopause related resources to ALL
-> an online community space for women to connect and ask questions
-> hosting an Annual Online Summit around menopause and creating a life that we love.
We also offer paid membership levels with a focus on personal transformation, expert interactions and coaching.
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connect@queenbe.com.au
Rockhampton, Queens-land
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Gudamuli and welcome to the Queenbe website. We wish to acknowledge the traditional custodians, the Darumbal and the Bundjalung nation, from whose lands we create, broadcast and deliver from, and recognize their continuous connection to country, sea, and community. We pay our respects to them and to their Elders past, present, and emerging. We also share an appreciation of their deep knowledge of storytelling, an age-old practice that spans generations, cultures, and millennia. It’s through stories that wisdom is passed, histories preserved, and connections are. made. It’s a tradition that has breathed life into the very essence of our identities and communities.