From Surviving to Strategizing: Your Plan for Perimenopause and Beyond
September 15, 2026 · 7:00pm Eastern · Free 1-hour Zoom session · Replay included
“It was transformative information— Micky, workshop attendee
You are not behind. You just haven't had the right information or the right plan. That's what this strategy session is designed to give you.
The Menopause Transition Action Plan: four steps to understanding what's happening, addressing it medically, building the lifestyle changes that actually support you, and making them stick.
What's actually happening in your body, why so many symptoms show up at once, and why perimenopause catches most women completely off guard.
Your treatment options, hormonal and non-hormonal, and how to advocate for yourself with a provider.
Six targeted pillars that support your body through this transition. Optimize systems, don't chase symptoms.
A personalized plan and a guide to help you implement it, because implementation is where information finally turns into results.
At 42, I had a hysterectomy with my ovaries left intact and was told my hormones wouldn't be affected. Within weeks I had brain fog, mysterious rashes, vertigo, and plantar fasciitis. I bounced from specialist to specialist, and no one connected the dots.
When the hot flashes started, I asked for hormone testing. The message back in my patient portal: "You're postmenopausal. That explains your symptoms." No guidance, no plan.
I researched everything, got the right support, and eventually felt better than I had in years. Then I got angry that no one taught us any of this, so I got certified.
“I just want to say thank you. After hitting so many dead ends trying to figure all this out navigating the healthcare system, it was everything I had been searching for and needed.— Menopause Empowerment Session client
Yes. Perimenopause is a clinical diagnosis made on symptoms, not a lab value or a specific age. If something feels off and you're in your late 30s or 40s, that's your signal. It's always good to be prepared.
Yes. All registered attendees receive the replay link by email.
It's a real, content-rich strategy session first. You'll leave with the Menopause Transition Action Plan whether or not you choose to book a session with me. At the end I'll share how I work with women one-on-one, because some people will want that, but the webinar stands completely on its own.
Join me live on September 15th and leave with a framework that finally makes sense of what's happening, and a clear picture of what to do about it.