MacHe Seibel

About MacHe Seibel

Following a successful 10-year career at The University of Massachusetts Medical School and a 25-year career at Harvard Medical School in women’s health, infertility and menopause, I launched my own business in women’s health education. I work with business and professional women and women executives who are struggling with their their midlife transition and want to take back control of their life, their work, and their relationships. I also work with businesses and organizations that employ women to help them become more menopause-friendly and to elevate their executive women through coaching, speaking and workshops.Today I am known as one of America’s leading educators on women’s wellness and menopause and a recipient of the Media Award from The Menopause Society for advancing the understanding of menopause in the United States.As an executive menopause coach and professional speaker, I help women around the world get the information they need to \"figure it out\" so they don\'t have to \"tough it out.\" I do this by helping them understand how to “take care of the SUM of you and not just SOME of you.™”As a writer and author, I help business and professional women get the information they need to become a partner with their healthcare provider, and businesses how to turn education into workplace transformation that can help their midlife employees achieve more workplace satisfaction, higher performance, and improved retention.In fact, my latest book, Working Through Menopause: The Impact on Women, Businesses, and the Bottom Line is being used by companies and politicians to better understand the impact and next steps required to achieve parity and support for midlife women in the workplace. The magazine The Hot Years, for which I am the Founding Editor, provides an ongoing resource for women and businesses to access the latest information.On a personal note, I transitioned my focus from infertility to menopause when my wife had surgery that threw her into early menopause only months after a study incorrectly suggested that taking estrogen increased a woman’s risk of breast cancer and heart disease. I needed to help her figure it out so she wouldn’t have to tough it out. A fun fact: I create and perform original songs to make health information fun and memorable.Below are my contact details to make connecting easier.Mache Seibel, MDEmail: i•••@doctorseibel.comWebsite: DrMache.comContact: drmache.com/contact-us/Phone:+16•••••••80

Experience

1. Contributor

   Huffpost

   Feb 2012 — Present

   I share blog articles, videos, and expert insight on health, wellness, and women\'s health, specifically menopause lifestyle and medical treatment options.My articles are available at:

Education

• Emory University School of Medicine

  Residency Training, Women's Health, Obstetrics & Gynecology

  1975 — 1979

• Harvard Medical School

  Fellowship, Reproductive Endocrinology, Infertility and Menopause

• The University of Texas at Austin

  Bachelor's degree, History

Skills

• Public Relations
• Published Author
• Leadership Development
• Marketing Strategy
• Women's Health
• Treatment
• Nutrition
• Medicine
• Social Networking
• Program Development
• Lifestyle Coaching
• Wellness
• Leadership
• Stress Management
• Mental Health
• Health Promotion
• Teaching
• Personal Development
• Health Education
• Entrepreneurship
• Small Business
• Menopause Lifestyle
• Social Media
• Stress
• Preventive Medicine
• Public Speaking
• Workshop Facilitation
• Healthcare
• Menopausal Medicine
• Prevention
• Weight Control
• Public Health
• Writing
• Holistic Health
• Menopause
• Lifestyle
• Strategy
• Diabetes
• Blogging
• Fitness