The Hormonal Hub

Eight workbooks. One library.

Clinician-built workbooks for the hormonal conditions women are still told to just live with — written by an NHS GP, designed to help women walk into appointments armed and walk out with a plan.

Authored by Dr Helena Adjei Launching 2026

A small library for the conditions general practice often misunderstands.

The Hormonal Hub is a collection of eight workbooks, one for each of the conditions Dr Helena sees most often described as "just hormones." Each is built around three things: clinical clarity, lived patterns, and the questions that get the right tests, the right referrals, and the right treatment.

Not a textbook, not a self-help book. Closer to a clinical companion you can bring with you — to your GP, your gynaecologist, your menopause specialist — and use to track, advocate, and decide.

Clinically grounded

Built around NICE, BMS and current guideline frameworks — not influencer-led wellness.

Designed to use

Trackers, symptom maps, appointment scripts, decision tools — meant for the consultation, not the bookshelf.

Written by an NHS GP

One author. One clinical voice. A GP passionate about women's health, writing every workbook against current guidance before release.

Before any workbook

Some symptoms need a GP, not a workbook.

A workbook is for understanding and managing a condition you broadly know you have, or that fits a pattern. Some symptoms sit outside that pattern and need to be assessed properly first.

  • Bleeding during or after sex.
  • Bleeding between your periods, when you're not expecting one.
  • Any bleeding 12+ months after your last period, or after the menopause.
  • New or persistent pain during or after sex.
  • Severe or persistent pelvic pain that isn't only with your periods.
  • Unintended weight loss, or persistent bloating that doesn't settle.
  • Persistent unusual vaginal discharge or change in odour.
If any of these apply to you, please book a GP appointment before starting a workbook. Most of the time these symptoms turn out to be nothing serious — but they need a clinical eye, and they need it sooner rather than later. If you have heavy bleeding, severe pain, or feel unwell, contact NHS 111 or A&E.
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