The Women’s Health Clinic · Private women’s healthcare
Menopause symptoms, intimate discomfort or just not feeling like yourself?
Things women tell us in their first appointment:
“Sex has started to hurt.”
You can talk about it here. We’ll listen to what’s troubling you, explain your options and help you understand the right next step.
You don’t need to know which treatment you need before contacting us.
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Start with what's happening
In your words, and in ours.
You don't need to know a medical term or choose a treatment. Tell us what you're experiencing, and explore the information that feels relevant.
Not sure where to start? You don’t have to work it out alone.
Care for every stage of being a woman
Your body changes, and so do your questions. Choose where you are in life.
Care is tailored after consultation and assessment. You can ask about any concern, at any stage. Images are illustrative.
Featured Treatments
Explore some of our most requested options
A simple starting point. Final suitability, plan, and pricing are confirmed after consultation and assessment.
NuV Vaginal Rejuvenation
A medical-led option often explored for dryness, GSM-related discomfort, mild laxity, and confidence concerns as part of a personalised intimate wellness plan.
Regenerative Vaginal Wellness
A broader doctor-led pathway that may combine consultation, prevention, device-led care, and regenerative options depending on symptoms, goals, and life stage.
O-Shot / PRP Support
Often explored within a wider intimate wellness plan for sensitivity, arousal, and sexual comfort where clinically appropriate.
The people behind your care
The women behind your care
Get to know the team and practitioners before you get in touch.
Core
Dr Kamaljit Singh
Core
Katy Pitt
Core
Jill Crowe
Core
Dr Farzana Khan
Clinical
Delia McDermott
Clinical
Dr Cristina Signes
Clinical
Karen Black
Clinical
Sara Carson
Clinical
Tahirah Y. Yasin
Clinical
Tracey Withers
Clinical
Gaynor Owen
Clinical
Guinevere Clark
Clinical
Joanna Fisher
Clinical
Keran Haughton
Clinical
Sarah Bienenstock
Clinical
Carla Ladeira
Clinical
Caroline Wheeler
Collaborators
Dr. Hany Mostafa
Collaborators
Dr. Joe Daniels
Clinical
Emma Gellatly
Reviews
Experiences shared by women like you
Real feedback from women who felt listened to, supported, and cared for throughout their journey.
Fantastic service by everyone. I could talk openly without feeling embarrassed, and everything was explained clearly. The team made me feel so comfortable and at ease.
Finally, a place that explains everything fully. The staff put my mind at ease and I felt listened to, understood, and given sound advice.
Katy went above and beyond making me feel comfortable and making sure I understood everything that was happening and what to expect. Very nice and clean facilities.
Patient experiences and education
Hear from women who have been there.
Patient perspectives, case studies and clinical explainers help you understand what to expect.
Karen's story Patient experience
Jill and Tracy Patient conversation
Emma, Bristol Patient experience
Katy, Leeds Feature and conversation Explore more patient stories, case studies and media features
Taking the next step
You don't need to have the answers before you contact us.
Here's a simple way to begin. The clinical team will advise on appropriate next steps based on your needs.
Send your enquiry
Use the form below to tell us what you would like help with. You do not need to know a diagnosis or choose a treatment.
Understand your consultation options
Our team can explain the relevant pathway. Ask who you will speak with, how the consultation takes place and whether further assessment is needed.
Decide whether to proceed
Discuss suitability, risks, alternatives, fees and aftercare before choosing your next step.
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Questions are welcome.
No pressure, no need for medical terminology. You can ask a question first.
What does the free consultation include?
Use the enquiry form to request your free consultation. Ask our team to confirm what is included, who you will speak with and how it will take place. Any fees for further assessment or treatment should be clarified before you decide to proceed.
How do I know which treatment is right for me?
We begin by understanding your symptoms, goals, medical history and life stage. A clinician can then explain whether further assessment is required and which options, if any, may be appropriate.
Do I need a consultation before treatment?
Clinical consultation and assessment help establish suitability, discuss relevant risks and alternatives, and decide whether treatment is appropriate.
Is care only for women going through menopause?
No. Women also contact us after childbirth, during perimenopause or at other times in life about intimate health, bladder symptoms, reproductive health and emotional wellbeing.
Will someone explain the risks, costs and alternatives?
Before treatment, you should have an opportunity to discuss likely benefits, uncertainties, risks, alternatives, fees and aftercare. No outcome can be guaranteed.
Can I speak to someone without committing to a treatment?
Yes. You can make an initial enquiry, ask questions and take time to consider the options before deciding what to do next.
