Newson Clinic

Newson Clinic Newson Clinic provides holistic advice, support and treatments for women’s hormone health, including PMS, PMDD, perimenopause and menopause.

Rated Outstanding by the CQC.

08/09/2026

This week on the Dr Louise Newson Podcast, Louise speaks with leading nutritionist Dominique Ludwig to explore nutrition and midlife health, hormones, metabolism, gut health and the very relatable problem of feeling overwhelmed by conflicting nutrition advice.​

​In this clip, they discuss the importance of making positive lifestyle choices alongside taking bioidentical hormone treatment. ​

Listen to the full episode https://www.drlouisenewson.co.uk/podcasts

07/09/2026

When working at Newson Clinic, you get the time to learn from all of our experts, discuss complex cases, develop management plans and deepen your expertise in women’s hormonal health.

In this video, Dr Zaakira shares what that looks like in practice. From regular mentorship, to sitting alongside experienced clinicians and learning from the breadth of cases seen across the clinic.

If you’re looking for a role that gives you the space to learn, develop and practise at greater depth, we’d love to hear from you.

For more information, email [email protected] and we’ll be in touch.

For some women, surgical removal of the ovaries may be offered as treatment for conditions such as PMDD or endometriosis...
05/09/2026

For some women, surgical removal of the ovaries may be offered as treatment for conditions such as PMDD or endometriosis. But this type of surgery causes an abrupt loss of hormones, which can leave women vulnerable to symptoms and longer-term health risks without appropriate treatment.

Newson Research found that 95.2% of 126 women who had their ovaries removed did not receive hormone treatments afterwards. None received testosterone or had a documented discussion about its benefits.*

Hormone treatments should be part of the conversation – both before and after surgery.

At Newson Clinic, our specialist clinicians see lots of women considering surgery to first explore the option of hormone treatment - and those who have experienced surgical menopause who need hormone treatment.

Book an appointment https://bit.ly/BookingsFB

*Cashell C, Reisel D, Glynne S, Lewis R, Newson L. Low levels of HRT prescribing for premenopausal women following bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy. Newson Health Menopause & Wellbeing Clinic

04/09/2026

Dr Val Pollard shares what it’s been like to join Newson Clinic as a doctor.

Joining Newson means becoming part of a team that wants you to thrive. From the moment you start, you’re surrounded by clinicians who share their knowledge, support one another and genuinely care about helping you grow in confidence and expertise, all while seeing the difference specialist, individualised hormone care and treatment can make to women’s lives. As Val mentions in this video, you will also receive fantastic, CPD accredited training by our team.

We need more doctors, because more women need specialist hormone care and treatment.

If you know a doctor who could make a difference at Newson Clinic, share this with them. Or, if you can see yourself here, email [email protected] and we’ll be in touch.

What do irregular periods, acne, thinning hair, low energy and mood, and metabolic changes have in common? More than you...
02/09/2026

What do irregular periods, acne, thinning hair, low energy and mood, and metabolic changes have in common? More than you might think…

PCOS/PMOS can show up in so many different ways, and the hormonal connection is frequently missed, especially when symptoms are looked at in isolation.

At Newson Clinic, we connect your symptoms rather than treating them in isolation, building a fuller picture of your hormone health to guide your individualised treatment.

Swipe to see what we look for in clinic – and to book an appointment with an expert, visit https://bit.ly/BookingsIG

01/09/2026

This week on the Dr Louise Newson podcat, Dr Louise speaks with Natalie Sykes, founder of PMDD Neurodivergence Alliance, to discuss PMDD and the impact of hormonal changes on mental health.

Natalie shares her experience of severe cyclical symptoms, a bipolar diagnosis, pregnancy and postnatal mental health and why it took decades to recognise the role her hormones were playing.

In this clip, Louise and Natalie discuss her experience with PMDD, and how even when recognising cyclical patterns, no one ever brought up hormones.

At Newson Clinic, we join the dots between hormones and mental health. By looking at your symptoms alongside your cycle and wider hormonal history, our clinicians can build a clearer picture of what’s going on and discuss the treatment that’s right for you.

Listen to the full episode https://www.drlouisenewson.co.uk/podcasts

At Newson Clinic, follow-up appointments allow us to see what has actually happened since you started treatment. Which s...
31/08/2026

At Newson Clinic, follow-up appointments allow us to see what has actually happened since you started treatment.

Which symptoms disappeared? What improved? What’s still affecting you? Could absorption be an issue? Does the formulation still suit you? Those details matter.

Our clinicians use your symptoms, medical history, treatment response and, where appropriate, blood results to decide whether anything needs to change.

Hormone treatment should never be one-size-fits-all – it should be optimised to suit your individual needs.

Book your follow-up appointment https://bit.ly/BookingsFB

28/08/2026

After having her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed due to a strong family history of ovarian cancer, Lucy experienced significant hormonal symptoms and started hormone treatment through her GP.

But when she wanted to discuss testosterone, she faced an 18-month wait to see a menopause specialist. After trying another independent provider who didn’t individualise treatment – nor did they provide conversations with specialists - Lucy came to Newson Clinic looking for a more individualised experience.

Hear what Lucy has to say about her experience of Newson Clinic and the difference finding the right treatment has made for her.

Book an appointment with one of our specialist clinicians https://bit.ly/BookingsFB

We need more doctors - because more women need specialist hormone care and treatment.We’re looking for doctors who want ...
27/08/2026

We need more doctors - because more women need specialist hormone care and treatment.

We’re looking for doctors who want the time to listen, spend adequate time with patients and make a meaningful difference to women who may have spent months or years looking for answers.

At Newson Clinic, you’ll develop your expertise through mentorship and shared learning, while seeing the impact of individualised, evidence-based care and treatment first-hand.

Swipe to hear what our patients say about the clinicians already doing this work.

Interested? Email us at [email protected] and we’ll be in touch.

26/08/2026

Women already face enough challenges when trying to access the right treatment. Language should never make that process more difficult.

Feeling comfortable during a medical appointment matters, especially when discussing symptoms that may be personal, complex or difficult to explain.

At Newson Clinic, we’re proud to have a diverse clinical team, with several clinicians able to deliver appointments in different languages.

This can help more women speak openly, ask questions with confidence and feel fully understood throughout their consultation.

Watch the video to meet some of our multilingual clinicians and hear the languages they speak.

To book an appointment, visit https://bit.ly/BookingsFB

Address

Winton House Church Street
Stratford-Upon-Avon
CV376HB

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+441789595004

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