Menopause is a natural phase of life—but for many women, it’s anything but easy.
From perimenopause through to post-menopause, the hormonal changes can affect not just your body, but your mind, mood, relationships, work performance, and overall quality of life. Unfortunately, many women feel dismissed or rushed through these conversations in traditional medical settings. That’s where we come in.
At the Menopause Hub, we created a dedicated menopause clinic to fill the gap in care—offering longer appointments, expert guidance, and an environment where women feel heard, supported, and understood.
Menopause Hub in a Nutshell

Hormone & Health Checks
Full blood panels to assess hormone balance and overall wellness including Bone health and Cardiovascular risk
Extended GP Consultations
Extended appointments with specialist GP’s in menopause care.
HRT & Alternatives
Safe, tailored treatment plans including HRT and non-hormonal support.
Lifestyle & Mental Wellbeing
Advice on diet, sleep, mood, and natural therapies.
Education & Resources
Empowering you with knowledge and resources so you can be informed and supported
The Opportunity for Better Care

Our dedicated clinic provides:
Time – longer consults, space to be heard, and no rush
Expertise – GPs with special interest and training in menopause and hormonal health
Continuity – ongoing support tailored to your stage and symptoms
Empowerment – clear information, real options, and shared decision-making

Dr Victoria Swarbrick

Dr Victoria Swarbrick is a UWA graduate and experienced General Practitioner with a special interest in women’s health and midlife care.
Dr Victoria is a member of the Australasian Menopause society, and is committed to providing evidence-based, compassionate care to women navigating the menopausal transition and beyond. She values the opportunity to build long-term, therapeutic relationships with her patients and is passionate about helping women feel informed, supported, and empowered at every stage of life.
Dr Breeanna Swetman

Breeanna is a member of the Australasian Menopause society, and is especially experienced in antenatal care and women’s health.
Bree performs hormonal implants for contraception. She is interested in all aspects of general health care.
Dr Susan Martin

Dr Sue has worked as a specialist GP for over 30 years.
She believes in a collaborative approach with her patients, in the menopause transition, menopause and in the post-menopausal years.
With her patients she will help guide and develop a management plan, to help them achieve physical and psychological well-being. Menopause often occurs at a time where there are many demands in a woman’s life, and this time can be ‘complicated’ by other aspects of an individuals’ medical & psychological health, family, and work life.
She has a special interest in mental health, especially at the time of menopause transition, and aims to help her patients navigate the changes at this time.
Dr Sue has completed a Graduate Diploma in Primary Care Psychiatry (UWA).
Dr Sue is a member of the Australian Menopause Society (AMS), and the Australian Society for Psychological Medicine (ASPM).
Dr Sue does not personally insert Mirena or Implanon.
Dr Tegan Martyn

Dr. Martyn (MBBS, BSc, FRACGP) loves all areas of General Practice and feels grateful to be able to offer a holistic approach and long-term care to patients and their families.
Tegan has a particular interest in preventative and lifestyle medicine, and women’s health. She is passionate about the management of menopause and is a member of both the Australasian and International Menopause Societies.
Tegan is experienced in inserting / removing Mirena and Implanon contraceptive devices, performing minor skin excisions and iron infusions.
Tegan is a certified Youth Friendly Doctor and has completed further training in Sexual and Reproductive Health.

Our Services

We know this stage of life can feel unfamiliar — so we’re here to make it as comfortable and supportive as possible.
Your first visit will be a 45-minute consultation with one of our experienced GPs. This is your time to talk openly about how you’ve been feeling, ask any questions, and work together on a plan that supports your wellbeing and goals.
Around 8 to 12 weeks later, you’ll return for a 30-minute follow-up to check in on how you're going, and make any changes needed to your plan.
Before your appointment, we’ll send you a welcome pack that includes a few simple forms:
- Health and Past History Questionnaire
- Menopause Symptom Score Card (Australian Menopause Society)
- Decreased Sexual Desire Screener (DSDS)
This information provides your doctor with a clear picture of your symptoms, health history, and what matters most to you — so they can create a personalised management plan that truly supports your health and wellbeing.
Initial Consultation (45 minutes)
$330
Medicare Rebate: $125.10
Out-of-pocket: $204.90
Follow-Up Appointment (30 minutes)
$200
Medicare Rebate: $84.90
Out-of-pocket: $115.10
All appointments are with GPs experienced in menopause care.
Medicare rebates apply if you have a valid Medicare card.
To help us make the most of your appointment, please bring your completed Menopause Health Questionnaire and any recent blood test or imaging results, if available. It can also be helpful to bring a list of your current medications or supplements, and any previous hormone therapy you've tried (if applicable).
We encourage you to think about any questions or concerns you'd like to discuss—whether it's about symptoms, treatment options, lifestyle changes, or simply understanding what's happening in your body. This is your time, and we’re here to listen and support you.
Questions to consider before your visit:
Reflecting on the following may help you feel more prepared and make your consultation even more effective:
- What symptoms have been most disruptive to your daily life?
- Have you noticed any changes in your mood, sleep, energy, memory, or concentration?
- How are your periods changing (if you’re still menstruating)?
- Are you experiencing any changes in your sexual health, such as pain, dryness, or decreased desire?
- How do you feel about trying Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)? Do you have any questions or concerns?
- What are your goals for this stage of your health — symptom relief, prevention, lifestyle guidance, or something else?
- Are there any past treatments or approaches you’ve tried already?
Jotting down your thoughts ahead of time can help ensure you make the most of your appointment — and that your GP understands the areas most important to you.
We understand that menopause can raise a lot of questions. Below are some reliable and practical resources to help you feel more informed, empowered, and supported—before and after your appointment.
Trusted Websites
- Jean Hailes for Women’s Health
  A leading Australian resource on perimenopause and menopause, including lifestyle, treatment, and emotional wellbeing.
- Australasian Menopause Society (AMS)
  Clinically backed information sheets and updates on menopause care.
Helpful Tools & Handouts
- Menopause Symptom Checklist
  Use this to track your symptoms and bring it to appointments.
- AMS HRT Decision Aid
  A helpful guide to understanding if Hormone Replacement Therapy may be right for you.
Podcasts & Videos
- Jean Hailes Podcast: “Understanding Menopause”
  Conversations with doctors and health experts explaining common concerns and treatment options.
- ABC Health Report: Menopause & Mental Health
  A great listen about how menopause can affect mood and brain health.