"Hormones are the Headline"
–Dr. Esther Rollhaus

• Birth of a Mother: Hormones & Mental Health Throughout Life
  Motherhood changes you—body, mind, and selfhood. In this presentation for moms and the people who love them, Dr. Rollhaus brings a voice to the experiences many women feel but rarely hear acknowledged: that the hormonal shifts of pregnancy don’t just last for weeks or months but shape a woman’s mental health for life.

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• Hormones are the Headline: Competent Mental Health Care for Women
  Women’s mental health isn’t a side topic—it’s at the foundation of patient care. As a reproductive psychiatrist at the intersection of hormones and neurochemistry, Dr. Rollhaus equips healthcare pros with the knowledge and skills to recognize, diagnose and treat mood and anxiety disorders connected with lifecycle milestones and infertility. Her trainings bridge psychiatry, OB/GYN, primary care and endocrinology, offering providers the tools to deliver comprehensive, evidence-based care. Whether your team sees patients in a hospital, clinic or private practice, this training will elevate your ability to support women at every stage of life.
  
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• Don’t Call Me Hormonal! The Missing Piece in Mental Health
  The effect of hormones on mental health is a conversation every community needs to have—and Dr. Rollhaus is the speaker who can lead it with knowledge, warmth, and cultural sensitivity. As a medical doctor, reproductive psychiatrist and Orthodox Jewish woman, Dr. Rollhaus brings vital insights into the reality of the mental health challenges women face across the lifespan, from the struggles of new motherhood to the emotional shifts of menopause. While navigating topics like postpartum depression, fertility challenges, and the pressures of family life can be filled with uncertainty about the “right” decisions, Dr. Rollhaus offers guidance rooted in both science and understanding. Whether speaking to women’s groups, parents, educators or the wider community, her approach and education are always engaging, empowering, and deeply relevant.