A powerful women’s health and wellbeing conference is coming to New Brighton this September, bringing together top medical professionals, lived experience voices, coaches, advocates and community leaders for a day of honest conversation, expert support and connection.
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Unfiltered: Women, Hormones & Neurodivergence will take place on Saturday 19th September 2026 from 10am at New Brighton Cricket Club, Rake Lane, New Brighton. The event has been created by Tiny Tools for Big Feelings CIC, a Wirral-based not-for-profit organisation supporting emotional wellbeing for children, families and adults.
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The conference will explore key issues affecting women, including perimenopause, menopause, PMDD, ADHD, autism, anxiety, burnout, masking, people-pleasing, identity, emotional overwhelm and the often-hidden pressure of caring for everyone else while losing sight of yourself. The speaker and guest line-up includes:
- Dr Helen Wall — Women’s Health GP and Menopause Specialist
- Tina Gibson — Menopause Coach, Personal Trainer and Nutrition Coach
- Abbey Brocklehurst — Diagnosed AuDHD Neuroaffirming Psychotherapist
- Rachel Bertenshaw — Founder and Director of PMDD Northwest CIC
- Dr Walaa Mohamed — GP, Empowerment and Leadership Coach, Author and Founder of AwakenHER™
- Carly Openshaw — Founder of Tiny Tools for Big Feelings CIC, ADHD and Anxiety Coach
- Sarah Sings — Wirral-based Singer and Pianist providing live music on the day
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The enlightening and inspiring day will include expert talks, lived experience conversations, panel discussions, live music, networking and space for women to feel seen, understood and supported. The event is said to be the first of its kind in Wirral and promises to be a game changer for attendees.
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Carly Openshaw, Founder of Tiny Tools for Big Feelings CIC, said: “Too many women are quietly struggling with things they don’t always have the language for — hormones, burnout, neurodivergence, PMDD, anxiety, masking, menopause and the emotional load of constantly being the strong one.”
She continued: “This event is about creating a space where women can hear real conversations, access expert knowledge and feel less alone. We want women to leave feeling informed, validated and empowered, not dismissed or overwhelmed.”
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The event is also a fundraiser for Tiny Tools for Big Feelings CIC, helping the organisation continue to provide emotional wellbeing support for women, children and families in the community. Since being founded in 2025, the project has delivered numerous community projects that have helped families navigate mental health and wellbeing challenges.
Carly added: “Tiny Tools was built from lived experience, professional experience and a real understanding that early support matters. This conference is more than a day out — it is part of our wider mission to make emotional health support more accessible, honest and human.”
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Unfiltered: Women, Hormones & Neurodivergence will take place on Saturday 19th September 2026 at New Brighton Cricket Club, Rake Lane, New Brighton. Businesses and organisations are also being invited to support the event through sponsorship, raffle prizes, gift bag contributions or funded tickets for women who may otherwise struggle to attend.
Unfiltered: Women, Hormones & Neurodivergence / Saturday 19th September 2026, 10am-2pm / New Brighton Cricket Club, Rake Lane, New Brighton
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