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Dr. Heather Bartos is an OB/GYN, menopause specialist, podcaster, author, and speaker, recognized as one of the nation's top five menopause experts by Oprah Winfrey and Maria Shriver.
Her mission is to dismantle the taboos surrounding menopause and sexuality, empowering women through transformative midlife transitions. Leading the Menopause Rocks(TM) and Menopause Works(TM) programs, Dr. Bartos is at the forefront of revolutionizing care for menopause, both personally and in the workplace.
Her diverse background, from PR to medicine to Reiki Practitioner, and service in the Navy, underscores her holistic and personalized approach to healthcare. Featured in Shape, Glamour, Refinery29, ABC News, and named "resident gynecologist" by Poosh, her insights are pivotal in changing the narrative around aging and menopause. Cosmo Magazine celebrates her as a 'supremely badass gyno,' highlighting her significant impact on women's health advocacy.
Heather J. Robertson is the author of Are You There God? It's Me, Menopause, a sharply funny, emotionally honest novel about Gen X women navigating menopause, friendship, reinvention, and the beautifully chaotic realities of midlife. She also writes under another name and is the bestselling author of Quickies: 100 Little Lessons for Living Sexily Ever After in Midlife, a beloved guide to confidence, intimacy, and women's wellness after forty. A board-certified OB/GYN with more than twenty years of clinical experience, Robertson is widely recognized as one of the nation's leading voices in menopause and midlife women's health. Her work and expertise have been featured by Oprah, Maria Shriver, and major national media outlets focused on women's wellness, aging, sexuality, and hormonal health. Known for blending humor, candor, and emotional insight, Robertson writes stories that explore identity, relationships, motherhood, sexuality, aging, friendship, and what happens when women finally stop apologizing for wanting more. Her fiction speaks directly to readers of contemporary women's fiction by authors such as Catherine Newman, Ann Napolitano, and Meg Wolitzer, while bringing an authentic medical perspective rarely seen in commercial fiction. She lives in Texas with her children and an enthusiastic menagerie of pets.
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