Katherine Pleace
Women's health specialist
- 16 years as a nurse specialist
- Advanced training and expertise in women's health issues
- Reproductive health & menopause management
Background & Experience
Background & Experience
Since 2007, Katherine has been a senior women’s health nurse who specialises in fertility and the menopause. She spent 6 years working at a leading IVF clinic before working independently. She’s a registered nurse with the NMC, and is an active member of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology, as well as the British Fertility Society, the British Menopause Society and a committee member of the RCN Fertility Forum.
Katherine has a vast experience in supporting women throughout their fertility journey, with a special interest in working with people experiencing low ovarian reserve, premature menopause, and egg donation. She continually updates her skill and knowledge, having recently completed an MSc in reproductive medicine and is working towards her PhD focusing on Primary Ovarian Insufficiency.
Qualifications & Registrations:
Registered Nurse (RN)
MSc Reproductive Medicine
PgDip Reproductive Medicine
Dip He Nursing
BFS Pelvic Scanning Certification
Phlebotomy
IV medication
- PhD Student – De Montfort University, Centre of Reproductive Research
You can easily schedule a consultation with Katherine, as she is available most days, including evenings and weekends. You will receive a personalised clinical service that is backed by a team of experts in fertility, well-being, embryology, andrology, nursing, and administration. Our team will work together to ensure that you receive the best possible care and support throughout your fertility journey.
Areas of expertise
Diagnosis, treatment, and management of medical conditions affecting fertility, such as low ovarian reserve, premature menopause, and the need for egg donation as well as comprehensive support for all aspects of fertility and women’s health.
Early menopause & women's fertility health
Menopause marks the end of a woman or person assigned female at birth’s ability to conceive. It typically occurs in their early 50s, but premature menopause can happen before age 40 and early menopause before age 45, often with unknown causes. Irregular periods, spotting, or changes in vaginal bleeding may indicate the onset of menopause.
Katherine provides extensive support for women’s health and fertility concerns, with a specialised focus on menopause. She starts by conducting a detailed initial consultation to assess the patient’s condition and may recommend further diagnostic tests or interdisciplinary treatments based on her evaluation.
Katherine pays close attention to detecting early symptoms of menopause and offers comprehensive care to manage them effectively. Her approach includes tailored interventions to address menopausal symptoms and collaborating with other healthcare professionals as needed.
Services provided include:
- Detection of early symptoms of menopause.
- Additional diagnostic tests and interdisciplinary treatments as required.
- Personalised interventions to address menopausal issues.
- Gynaecological care
- Sexual health evaluation and treatment
Book Consultation
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Katherine Pleace, Women’s Health Nurse – Initial ConsultationKatherine Pleace, Women’s Health Nurse – Initial Consultation£85
Online Video Consultation with Women’s Health Expert. 30 min
Access expert guidance on sexual health, menopause support, reproductive disorders, and fertility. Receive personalised care and emotional support from our experienced nurse.
- Reproductive health education.
- Menopause support (symptoms, diagnosis, action plan)
- Review of lifestyle (goal setting, plan)
- Sexual health counselling support
- Community resources and referrals.
- Further investigations.
