30 Years of Toni Weschler’s Taking Care of Your Fertility with Sabrina Nowicki and Cyclisity

30 Years of Toni Weschler’s Taking Care of Your Fertility with Sabrina Nowicki and Cyclisity

Follow Us for Free: About the episode “Every woman’s cycle is different, and it can change from one cycle to the next.” – Sabrina Nowicki For many women, tracking their cycle is synonymous with app predictions. An app tells you when you’re ovulating, when your...
Navigating Grief with Chronic Illness with Marisa Renee Lee

Navigating Grief with Chronic Illness with Marisa Renee Lee

Follow Us for Free: About the episode “When life is hard, you need to take a break before you break.” – Marisa Renee Lee Some experiences in our lives don’t have a clear beginning, middle, and end. Chronic illness is one of them. As clinicians, supporting our...
How Belly Dancing and Pelvic Rehab Heal Incontinence and Bring Joy to Healing with Jennifer Sobel

How Belly Dancing and Pelvic Rehab Heal Incontinence and Bring Joy to Healing with Jennifer Sobel

Follow Us for Free: About the episode “Since I’ve been belly dancing, I don’t have bladder leaking anymore.” There’s a growing conversation in women’s health around doing everything “right” when it comes to exercise. The right intensity, the right timing, the right...
Helping Clients With Brain Fog, Anxiety, and Mood Changes in Perimenopause & Menopause

Helping Clients With Brain Fog, Anxiety, and Mood Changes in Perimenopause & Menopause

Follow Us for Free: About the episode “Perimenopause isn’t just about hot flashes and night sweats. It’s about the brain.” – Dr. Jessica Drummond Brain fog, anxiety, and mood swings are among the most common and frustrating symptoms for women in perimenopause...
Confidence in Complexity: How Practitioners Can Master Perimenopause & Menopause Care

Confidence in Complexity: How Practitioners Can Master Perimenopause & Menopause Care

Follow Us for Free: About the episode “Most programs train you for the simple cases. Confidence in Complexity trains you for the real ones.” – Dr. Jessica Drummond When women reach midlife, they rarely show up with one neat, easy-to-solve issue. More often,...
Why We Need More Perimenopause Professionals in Mental Health with Julie Cardoza, MS, LMFT and IWHI Graduate

Why We Need More Perimenopause Professionals in Mental Health with Julie Cardoza, MS, LMFT and IWHI Graduate

Follow Us for Free: About the episode “Mental health and physical health can’t be separated.” – Julie Cardoza For many women, the first signs of perimenopause aren’t hot flashes or irregular cycles; they’re mental health changes like anxiety, burnout, irritability,...