Men's Hub
His Perspective, Her Journey
Chris Miller is an ICF, accredited executive coach, NLP Practitioner and Mental Health First Aid Instructor based in Dubai, as well as the founder of In-Cre-Mental. With more than 20 years of leadership experience and a successful coaching practice focused on men’s mental health and wellbeing, Chris brings a valuable male perspective to the menopause conversation.
Chris supports the men who are supporting women through menopause, helping partners, family members, friends and colleagues better understand the emotional and physical changes women may experience. He offers practical advice, emotional guidance and a safe, confidential space for men who may be unsure of what to say, how to help or where to turn for support.
Men’s Resources
Our Men’s Hub continues to grow, from practical guides and expert insights to conversations designed specifically for partners.
If there’s something you’d like to learn more about, we’d love to hear from you.
The men's resources section is growing, from blog posts specifically for partners to coaches and sources for our growing community. Please do not hesitate to contact us with your suggestions to how we can continue to support men through this stage of life.
Why Men's Involvement Matters
Research and studies highlight the wider impact menopause can have on relationships:
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Around 60% of divorces are initiated by women during the perimenopause and menopause transition.
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73% of women say menopause contributed to the breakdown of their marriage.
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67% report increased arguments and domestic conflict during this stage.
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Only 20% sought support at the time.
Menopause is not the cause, but it can be a significant stressor during this phase of life.
It shows up in homes, relationships, and workplaces. When men are informed and included, they are better equipped to respond with understanding rather than confusion or silence. Even small shifts in awareness can lead to stronger communication, better support, and more stable relationships.
At the GCC Menopause Hub, we focus on helping men build practical understanding through:
Understanding What’s Changing
Menopause is not just physical. It can affect mood, memory, sleep, and confidence. Knowing this helps you respond with awareness, not assumption.
Knowing How to Respond
Support does not mean fixing everything. Often, it means listening, being patient, and avoiding dismissive reactions like “it’s just hormones.”
Recognising the Signs
Changes in behaviour, energy, or communication are often linked to hormonal shifts, not personality or intent. Recognising this reduces conflict.
Being Part of the Support System
Small actions, consistency, empathy, and showing up matter more than perfect answers.
Understanding Your Own Midlife Changes
Men also experience gradual hormonal shifts. Being aware of your own energy, mood, and health creates a more balanced and supportive dynamic.
This is not about becoming an expert. It’s about becoming aware, present, and supportive.
Men’s Hub Offers
Clear, Practical Information
Straightforward guidance on menopause, symptoms, and what they mean in real life
Tools for Better Conversations
Simple ways to communicate without awkwardness or misunderstanding
A Space to Learn and Reflect
Access to shared experiences, insights, and perspectives from others
Expert Guidance When Needed
Support from professionals across health, wellbeing, and relationships
Understanding Andropause: Men Experience Changes Too
Men also go through hormonal changes, often referred to as andropause. Unlike menopause, this shift is gradual, but it can still affect how you feel and function.
You may notice:
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Lower energy or increased fatigue
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Changes in mood or motivation
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Reduced libido
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Changes in body composition
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Difficulty focusing
Understanding this helps shift the conversation from “her changes” to “our phase of life”, making support more mutual and less one-sided.
Join the Conversation
The Men’s Hub is a place to understand, not to judge.
By learning more and staying open, you can support your partner in a way that is meaningful, while also understanding your own experience through midlife.
Because this phase is not about navigating it alone.
It’s about navigating it better, together.