plusOne Named Exclusive Sexual Wellness Partner of Menopause: LIVE! National Tour

NEWTON, Mass. - EntSun -- plusOne®, the sexual wellness brand dedicated to making intimate care accessible, high-performing and shame-free, has been named the Exclusive Presenting Sexual Health & Wellness Partner of Are You There God? It's Me, Menopause: LIVE!, a five-city national tour inspired by the Publishers Weekly Editor's Pick debut novel by Heather J. Robertson, the fiction pen name of physician and women's health advocate Dr. Heather Bartos.

Presented by Menopause Rocks and powered by Monarch, with Scary Mommy as Official Media Partner and support from additional partners, the tour launches September 18 in Chicago before traveling to Boston, New York City, Los Angeles and San Francisco. More than a traditional book tour, each stop is designed as a first-of-its-kind live cultural experience: part comedy show, part frank conversation, part night off for women who are ready to laugh, connect and stop behaving for a few hours.

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"Sexual wellness belongs in the same everyday conversation as beauty, sleep, movement and mental health, especially in midlife. This tour gives women a joyful, intelligent and completely unembarrassed place to talk about what changes, what matters and what still feels good. That is exactly the future plusOne is working to make possible." — Maria Warrington, CEO, Beacon Wellness Brands, maker of plusOne

As the tour's exclusive presenting partner in sexual health and wellness, plusOne (https://myplusone.com) will help place intimate well-being inside the broader conversation about midlife health, identity and reinvention—not at its margins. The partnership brings plusOne's accessible, inclusive mission into the tour's audience experience and national storytelling across all five markets.

The partnership arrives as plusOne expands its accessible intimate-wellness assortment into Ulta Beauty, another signal that pleasure and sexual health are becoming part of the mainstream wellness conversation. On tour, each city will pair Robertson with featured guests and comedians for an evening of live storytelling, cocktails, conversation and community, along with useful—not throwaway—swag. Featured comedians include Kristen Toomey in Chicago, Bethany Van Delft in Boston, and Alyce Chan in New York; Scary Mommy Editor-in-Chief Kate Auletta will also appear as a featured guest.

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"Menopause changes a lot of things; it does not cancel desire, curiosity or the right to feel at home in your body. plusOne is helping us say that out loud—without euphemisms, without embarrassment and without making women feel as if they should disappear." — Dr. Heather Bartos, writing as Heather J. Robertson

Tickets and VIP packages are available at menopause.live (https://www.menopause.live/) and through the linked Eventbrite listings above. A limited Early Bird BOGO offer—buy one ticket and bring a friend free—is available to the first 100 friends in each city, while supplies last.

ABOUT THE BOOK
Published by Empress Editions on October 6, 2026, Are You There God? It's Me, Menopause is Heather J. Robertson's funny, frank debut about midlife, reinvention and female friendship. Publishers Weekly named it an Editor's Pick, hailing it as "Uproarious and vulnerable."