A new era of menopause support

Women want better answers when it comes to menopause.

Whether you're just starting to notice changes or you've been searching for answers for a while, this page has the resources we wish every woman had access to during perimenopause and menopause: practitioner-led videos, downloadable guides, and expert education you can trust.

Your Menopause Resource Hub

Practitioner-led videos, downloadable guides, community events, and education from a team that specializes in perimenopause and menopause.

What Your Body Needs Now

VIDEO + FREE GUIDE

How your body's nutritional demands shift as hormone levels change, which nutrients become more important, and where to start with food.

Building Supportive Meals

VIDEO + FREE GUIDE

A practical framework for structuring meals around protein, fibre, and healthy fats to stabilize blood sugar and support your hormones through perimenopause and menopause.

Understanding Metabolic Shifts

vIDEO + FREE GUIDE

Why your metabolism responds differently now, what's happening with estrogen, insulin, and cortisol, and what to focus on first.

Every woman deserves better support through menopause.

Invite a Friend

If there's a woman in your life who's going through perimenopause or menopause without real answers, send her this page. When she joins our list, she'll get practitioner-led resources, event invitations, and education she can actually use.

The Right Support Makes All the Difference

  • A woman with light brown hair smiling confidently, wearing a light blue blazer, standing with arms crossed in a modern office.

    Dr. Kristijana Rakic

    NATUROPATHIC & FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE DOCTOR

    If your hormones, weight, or energy have shifted and nothing you've tried is working, Dr. K looks at the full picture. She connects the dots between your metabolism, your hormones, and your symptoms to find what's actually going on.

  • A woman with dark hair wearing a long-sleeved olive green top, gold jewelry, sitting in front of a window with trees and houses outside, smiling and resting her chin on her hand.

    Tina Sestan

    FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE PRACTITIONER

    Tina focuses on root-cause medicine and longevity. If you want to understand why you're feeling off and build a plan that keeps you feeling strong and sharp as you age, she's who you want in your corner.

  • A woman with shoulder-length light brown hair, glasses, and a bright pink top with ruffled sleeves, smiling indoors.

    Gloria Vaughan

    FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE COACH & DIRECTOR OF BODYGLOW

    Gloria works with women on metabolism and weight loss resistance, especially after 40. She's been through it herself and brings both clinical training and real-life experience to how she coaches.

  • A woman with long wavy blonde hair, wearing a black blazer over a white top, smiling at the camera with a white brick wall background.

    Dr. Erica Behr

    NATUROPATHIC DOCTOR

    If you're dealing with PCOS, irregular cycles, or hormonal symptoms that no one has been able to explain, Dr. Erica digs into the root of what's driving them and helps you build a plan that actually fits your life.

  • Menopause isn’t the end of something, it’s the beginning of a more informed, empowered chapter.

  • When women feel seen, supported, and understood in menopause, everything changes.

  • Menopause isn’t something to fix—it’s your body communicating with you.

    When we listen, we can support it with clarity, care, and confidence.

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Take the Menopause Questionnaire

The Menopause Rating Scale (MRS) is a clinically validated tool designed to help you assess your current symptoms across physical, emotional, and urogenital areas of health. It’s a simple, self-scored guide to help you recognize where support may be most helpful.

After completing the questionnaire, you’ll receive a score to help you better understand whether you’re experiencing mild, moderate, or more significant symptoms — and whether it might be time to explore personalized strategies.

Watch and feel the shift that’s happening because more and more are finally talking about menopause.

This video captures the energy, emotion, and truth shared at The (M) Factor screening on March 29, 2025 where women came together to talk openly about menopause, many for the first time.

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Help Us Shape What’s Next

Thank you to everyone who’s already taken the time to complete the survey.

As more women continue to join this community, we’ve decided to keep it open—because your voice matters. We want to hear what’s on your mind and what kind of support would be most helpful as we move forward.

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This Is Bigger Than One Event

This was created because women asked for more — more clarity, more support, and more honest conversation around menopause.

If someone in your life is feeling dismissed, confused, or just needs to know she’s not alone, we’d love for her to be part of this too.

Share this link with her → Join the Conversation