I'm 42, a lifestyle writer at Mamamia, and a single mum who has walked into the kitchen three times this hour and still can't remember why. When my body started dropping hints I might be in perimenopause, like 3am insomnia and sudden spikes of anxiety, I did what most of us do: I turned to the internet.

Instead of clarity, I got contradictory advice, unverified health trends, and wellness influencers trying to sell me supplements I couldn't afford and didn't understand. I don't have the time, or the patience, to play medical detective on top of everything else.

That overwhelm is precisely why Mamamia created Very Peri On Demand – because as Australian women, we shouldn't have to wade through unregulated online noise to figure out what's happening to our own bodies. 

Very Peri distills the chaos into a single, trusted source packed with evidence-based conversations. Featuring over 20 on-demand sessions with 25 leading perimenopause experts from Australia and around the world, including Dr Ginni Mansberg, Dr Jen Gunter and Professor Jayashri Kulkarni, it cuts straight to the science on HRT, weight changes, brain fog and sleep. Having evidence-backed, medical-grade advice in the one place replaces panic with genuine peace of mind.

I know what you might be thinking: 'Is another digital subscription really worth my money?' I hear you – the last thing any of us needs is another unused login sitting in our inbox. But Very Peri isn't a dense, clinical textbook.

You get six months of full access to watch on your own terms: whether that's in short 10-minute bursts during your lunch break, while folding laundry or on the couch at midnight when sleep eludes you. Think of Very Peri On Demand as less of a course and more as an on-demand panel of leading women's health experts sitting in your living room, empowering you with the exact knowledge and confidence you need for your next GP appointment. 

If you are looking for a one stop shop for the perimenopause, look no further. Very Peri On Demand is here.