Permission to Change: The Power of Rewriting the Menopause Story
The menopause transition isn’t linear. It’s dynamic, unpredictable and sometimes changing hour to hour. Hormones fluctuate. Life shifts. What worked a year ago might not work tomorrow. We believe women deserve solutions that evolve with them and we are working towards providing a validated, adaptable treatment for the core psychological symptoms of peri/menopause.
The Menopause Maze: The Search for Something That Works
Menopause can feel like a journey through the dark. Like so many women, you start trying things. All the while, the symptoms shift, evolve, or stubbornly stay put — and you’re left wondering: Am I getting anywhere at all? We’re here because we believe women deserve better than “hope in a bottle.”
You’re Not Alone: Finding Connection in the Midst of Menopause
While each woman’s journey is unique, the core of it—the emotional and physical upheaval of the menopause transition—binds us in a shared experience.
The Menopause Mirage: More Hype, No Real Choice
The Menopause Mirage: More Hype, No Real Choice
The Imitation Game: Inspiring Innovation
The Imitation Game: Integrity & Science-backed Menopause Treatment choice
Women’s Choice in Menopause: Empowerment Through Evidence and Options
Menopause Treatment choices: hormonal therapy, lifestyle changes AND natural botanical therapeutics.
Women’s Health Is More Than Hormones: The Endocannabinoid System’s Critical Role in Menopause
Estrogen & the Endocannabinoid System: A Closely Linked Regulatory System
Stop Telling Women It's All in Their Head: The Reality of Peri/Menopause
Beyond Antidepressants and HRT: Rethinking Menopause Treatment
Funding Women’s Health: Why Is Drug Development for Women Still Overlooked?
Beyond FemTech: The Critical Gap in Women's Drug Development
Mind & Menopause: Redefining Women's Mental Health Care
It All Begins When Women Lead the Way: Redefining Menopause Mental Health Care
The Future of Women’s Health Depends on You
It All Begins When Women Lead the Way: The Power of Female Participation