Woman in midlife dancing at home in a bright pink outfit, surrounded by colourful décor, music and warm natural light.

Is Dancing Good for Menopause? Surprisingly, the Science Says It Might Be

Can dancing actually help during menopause? The research is promising. We look at what the science says, why enjoyment matters, and make a case for putting a little more joy back into how we move.
Woman in midlife sitting at a laptop in a bright, colourful home

Menopause Literacy: The Skill Every Woman Deserves Before Perimenopause

Menopause information is everywhere. Knowing what to trust is another story. We explore menopause literacy, why it matters, and how better information can help women make more confident decisions about their health.
Why Am I Waking Up at 3am During Perimenopause? And Why Recovery Matters More Than You Think

Why Am I Waking Up at 3am During Perimenopause? And Why Recovery Matters More Than You Think

Exhausted all day, wide awake at 3.07am? Perimenopause sleep can go rogue. We look at why it happens, what actually helps, and why recovery matters more than ever after 40.
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The Strength in Softness By Elise Griffin

Slowing down can feel uncomfortable, especially for women used to pushing through. But as the body changes, especially during perimenopause, constant doing can lead to deeper exhaustion. This piece explores how tuning into your body,...
Woman running on a treadmill in a gym, wearing activewear and smiling while exercising near large windows.

Why Women Are Getting Stronger After 40 – And Science Agrees

For years, perimenopause was seen as the start of decline, but science is telling a different story. Women over 40 are often becoming stronger, not weaker, through greater resilience, deeper self-awareness, smarter health choices, and...
Sonia Savage, Functional Nutritionist

The Cortisol Comeback by Functional Nutritionist Sonia Savage

Cortisol isn’t the enemy—it’s a powerful hormone that supports your energy, mood and resilience, especially during perimenopause and menopause. When in balance, it helps you feel focused, calm and in control. Learn how to work...
Dr Kristy Goodwin, a Neuro-Performance Scientist, an international keynote speaker and an executive coach

You Can Have a Calm Queen Brain (Even When Life Isn’t) By Kristy Goodwin

What if stress isn’t the enemy we’ve been told it is? For women in midlife, the real shift isn’t eliminating stress – it’s learning how to respond to it differently. In this perspective-changing piece, Neuro-Performance...
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The Rise of the Calm Queen

Stress isn’t something to eliminate – it’s something to understand. For women over 40, shifting hormones, sleep changes and the fullness of life can leave the nervous system stuck on high alert. But the goal...
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10 Questions Women Are Googling About Stress in Perimenopause (And What Your Body Is Trying to Tell You)

Perimenopause can bring unexpected stress, anxiety and overwhelm—leaving many women questioning what’s happening to their bodies and minds. From mood swings to poor sleep and low resilience, these symptoms are real, common and deeply connected...