The Psychologist's Menopause Solution

Beat Your Symptoms, Embrace Your Wisdom, Navigate Medical Menopause & Reclaim Your Joy

By: CE Davidson Cibelli PhD

Narrated by: Lorraine Crowston

Beat your symptoms, embrace your wisdom, and reclaim your joy.

Menopause doesn’t come with a manual — but this audiobook might be the next best thing.

Whether you're experiencing a gradual transition or the shock of early or surgical menopause due to cancer treatment or illness, The Psychologist’s Menopause Solution offers a warm and wise companion. Written by clinical psychologist Dr. CE Davidson Cibelli, this audiobook blends expert medical insight with deep emotional support.

You’ll hear:

What to expect from both natural and medically induced menopause.

Grounded, trauma-informed strategies for mood, sleep, and anxiety.

Real talk about libido, intimacy, and shifting identity.

Affirming stories and tools to help you navigate change with grace.

A focus on honoring your body, even when it feels unfamiliar.

With over 30 years of clinical experience, Dr. Cibelli offers insight and empathy in equal measure, helping you reconnect with your body, your story, and your strength.

©2025 CE Davidson Cibelli, PhD (P)2025 CE Davidson Cibelli, PhD

A Meaningful Discussion for Women

This is the book every woman needs when facing menopause. Each chapter provides easily understood dialogue about the most asked questions about emotional instability, sleep deprivation, and how to embrace these changes in harmony with your body. I especially appreciated the down-to-earth content and the compassion I felt throughout. I highly recommend this book for women of all ages.

Compassionate and informative without sugarcoating

This audiobook really stands out for how deeply validating it feels. It doesn’t just list symptoms—it talks about the emotional rollercoaster and identity shifts with honesty and care. I appreciated the clear distinction between natural and medical menopause, especially the guidance for those facing sudden onset from illness or surgery. It felt like listening to someone who gets it, not just clinically but emotionally too.