Following a successful 10 year career at The University of Massachusetts Medical School and 25 year career at Harvard Medical School in women’s health, infertility and menopause, I launched my own business in women’s health education.
I work with business and professional women, and women executives who are struggling with their midlife transition and want to take back control of their life, their work, and their relationships.. I work with businesses and organizations that employ women to help them become more menopause-friendly and to elevate their executive women through coaching, speaking and workshops.
Today I am known as one of America’s leading educators on women’s wellness and menopause and am a recipient of the Media Award from The Menopause Society for advancing the understanding of menopause in the United States.
As an executive menopause coach and professional speaker, I help women around the world get the information they need to "figure it out" so they don't have to "tough it out." I do this by helping them understand how to “take care of the SUM of you and not just SOME of you.™”
As a writer and author, I help business and professional women get the information they need to become a partner with their healthcare provider, and businesses how to turn education into workplace transformation that can help their midlife employees achieve more workplace satisfaction, higher performance, and improved retention.
In fact, my latest book, Working Through Menopause: The Impact on Women, Businesses, and the Bottom Line is being used by companies and politicians to better understand the impact and next steps required to achieve parity and support for midlife women in the workplace. The magazine The Hot Years, for which I am the Founding Editor, provides an ongoing resource for women and businesses to access the latest information.
On a personal note, I transitioned my focus on infertility to menopause when my wife had surgery that threw her into early menopause only months after a study incorrectly suggested that taking estrogen increased a woman’s risk of breast cancer and heart disease and I needed to help her figure it out so she wouldn’t have to tough it out. A fun fact: I am an award-winning composer and create original songs to educate about health.
Following a successful 10 year career at The University of Massachusetts Medical School and 25 year career at Harvard Medical School in women’s health, infertility and menopause, I launched my own business in women’s health education.
I work with business and professional women, and women executives who are struggling with their midlife transition and want to take back control of their life, their work, and their relationships.. I work with businesses and organizations that employ women to help them become more menopause-friendly and to elevate their executive women through coaching, speaking and workshops.
Today I am known as one of America’s leading educators on women’s wellness and menopause and am a recipient of the Media Award from The Menopause Society for advancing the understanding of menopause in the United States.
As an executive menopause coach and professional speaker, I help women around the world get the information they need to "figure it out" so they don't have to "tough it out." I do this by helping them understand how to “take care of the SUM of you and not just SOME of you.™”
As a writer and author, I help business and professional women get the information they need to become a partner with their healthcare provider, and businesses how to turn education into workplace transformation that can help their midlife employees achieve more workplace satisfaction, higher performance, and improved retention.
In fact, my latest book, Working Through Menopause: The Impact on Women, Businesses, and the Bottom Line is being used by companies and politicians to better understand the impact and next steps required to achieve parity and support for midlife women in the workplace. The magazine The Hot Years, for which I am the Founding Editor, provides an ongoing resource for women and businesses to access the latest information.
On a personal note, I transitioned my focus on infertility to menopause when my wife had surgery that threw her into early menopause only months after a study incorrectly suggested that taking estrogen increased a woman’s risk of breast cancer and heart disease and I needed to help her figure it out so she wouldn’t have to tough it out. A fun fact: I am an award-winning composer and create original songs to educate about health.
Working Through Menopause - The Impact on Women, Businesses and The Bottom Line
If I told you one health symptom costs the country $14 billion, affects 9 million workers, and causes roughly 50 million work days lost...every year, I wonder if your list would include hot flashes.
I literally wrote the book on this topic. Women in perimenopause and menopause are one-fourth of the workforce. Yet, menopause remains a taboo topic in most workplaces, costing businesses billions of dollars and causing women to...
Five Principles That Unlock Your Health and Happiness
Format: 45-minute Keynote
This program is perfect for:
- Audiences wanting to optimize their health and happiness
- An actionable approach to staying well rather than getting well
The Five Principles include:
- Take care of the SUM of you - not just SOME of you
- If you don't take time to STAY well, you'll have to make time to GET well
- Optimize...
Get Back In Balance: What Every Woman Over 40 Needs To Know
Meet the 7 Dwarfs of Perimenopause: Itchy, Bitchy, Sweaty, Sleepy, Bloated, Forgetful and Psycho. That is what comedian Suzanne Somers called the symptoms of perimenopause. But those symptoms are no laughing matter. Now, the millennials are entering perimenopause, and they want to know what else to expect and what they can do about it. What if they are still trying to have kids?
Dr. Mache explains those symptoms, what they are, where they came...
Amp Up Your Health: Songs that go in one ear…and Rock the other!
Dr. Mache combines stories and gold nuggets of wisdom with his original award-winning music to make health information memorable and actionable. He'll bring his guitar and stories so your audience will learn to:
- Overcome barriers to good health
- Get out of their chairs and take action to stay healthy
- Identify potential causes of illness and make healthy adjustments
- Incorporate great health choices and common sense into...
Man to Man: Menopause Survival for Men
Menopause is often viewed as a women’s health issue, but it profoundly impacts relationships, families, work, and daily life.
This talk provides essential insights for men to understand menopause, how it affects physical and emotional health, and why awareness can strengthen partnerships and improve communication at home and at work.
By understanding the common symptoms—such as hot flashes, mood swings, cognitive changes, and changes in...
Get Back in Balance Coaching and Workshops
Dr. Mache offers women from around the country and the world the opportunity to be coached and mentored by him via phone, Skype, or Zoom. Participants will establish their health goals, identify the challenges and opportunities they may overlook, and uncover hidden problems that can sabotage their desired results.
He then works with you to create and implement an action plan so you can finally get the results you've been...
Online Classes and Live Videos of My Presentations
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Horsepowered Consulting
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S.D.R., Communication Trainer | Performance Coach on speaking, video, interviews, and all high stakes presen, Horsepowered Consulting
Verified @sandradeerobinson.comDr Seibel is an excellent presenter. I have seen him command a room of hundreds of women and have them laughing, as well as getting them excited about taking responsibility for their health, and living a better life. He is engaging, memorable and full of great information that provides hope to women, especially those that may be dealing with hormonal issues and feel helpless or confused. I had the opportunity to interview Dr Seibel as well, and I can say he is just as charismatic in that setting. Looking for a speaker, or a great interview guest, I highly recommend him.
The Center for Reproductive Medicine and Infertility Weill Medical
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P.H.C.M.D.., Associate Professor and Attending, The Center for Reproductive Medicine and Infertility Weill Medical
Verified @med.cornell.eduOn behalf of Dr. Rosenwaks and the Center, I would like to sincerely thank you again for your presentation yesterday. Your succinct and timely review of the use of estrogen at the right window during menopause was both informative and useful. Today, I have asked one of my patients, a freshly menopausal OR nurse to read your book. It was indeed a privilege of ours to have your presentation in such an intimate setting, and on top of it, to listen to your wonderful live music performance. I don't think I could recall a guest lecture ever as entertaining as yours! We could all feel your passion on what you do, and truly enjoyed your talk thoroughly. We were indeed very grateful for your time and visit. Look forward to seeing you in meetings, Boston or New York soon. Warmest regards, Pak
Temple Beth Shalom, Needham, MA
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M.C.B., Congregant, Temple Beth Shalom, Needham, MA
Verified @comcast.net"I had the privilege of meeting Dr. Mache and his wife Sharon last spring, and I am happy to have had an opportunity to invite him to speak to members of our congregation. Dr. Mache was engaging and informative, and he dispelled a lot of the notions that many of us who were in attendance had about the dangers associated with hormone therapy. I also appreciated the explanations he gave about why sleep, nutrition, and exercise are so important to women, and I was impressed by his ability to easily and thoroughly answer the many questions that were asked of him. He really was a terrific speaker."
Book Festival of the MJCCA (Atlanta)
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P.M., Director, Book Festival of the MJCCA (Atlanta)
Verified @atlantajcc.orgOur Book Festival program with Dr. Mache Seibel was interesting, entertaining, and very informative. Dr. Seibel is an incredibly gifted speaker (not to mention singer/songwriter!) who dazzled our audience with his vast knowledge of an important but often misunderstood topic -- estrogen. One of his biggest attributes is that he is able to share this information in way that is easily understandable to all. He takes what could be a difficult subject and disseminates the myths from the facts in layperson's terms. In addition, everyone loved his guitar performance at the end of the program. He is a very talented musician and his song about "Estrogen" was hilarious and the perfect finale! We would happily welcome him back to our community.
Upstage Lung Cancer
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H.G., President & Founder, Upstage Lung Cancer
Verified @upstagelungcancer.org"Thank you so very much for sharing your wonderful songs and energy with us. I know everyone enjoyed your songs-very relevant lyrics! You certainly helped make Upstaging Lung Cancer's Fundraiser a huge success. Hope you will join us again next year."
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"Dr. Seibel was not only selected as one of the Best Doctors in America by his peers - he has my vote too!... He's one of the most influential physician educators in the country on the topic of menopause."
Texas City Independent School District Foundation
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D.L., Executive Director, Texas City Independent School District Foundation
Verified @tcisd.org“Students and community here just haven’t stopped talking about your DocRock entertainment. We sure enjoyed you here, and I hope that when you come back home you’ll be able to do a few more programs for our other students that missed out. It’s been a pleasure working with you.”
Emory University Hospital
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I.H.M.S.F.F., Chairman, Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Emory University Hospital
Verified @emory.eduOn behalf of the faculty, residents, medical students, and staff, thank you for your Grand Rounds presentation, "The Estrogen Window: The Optimum Time To Take Estrogen," to the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Emory University. I have received many excellent comments about your presentation. Grand Rounds is a major component of the educational efforts of the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics and we appreciate your contributions to the important departmental activity.
Health & Science Communications Associations (HeSCA)
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R.S., Executive Director, Health & Science Communications Associations (HeSCA)
I made a point to be at your presentation and it was the highlight of the meeting for me. Thank you so very much for your contributions to a very successful meeting. You certainly do put the communications; in Health and Science Communications.
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