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Women’s Hormone Health

Hormones. We often make jokes about our hormones when we’re crying during a TV commercial. We blame our hormones when we eat a pint of ice cream in one sitting.  We blame our hormones for a multitude of ‘sins’. The truth is, our hormones play a role in every aspect of our health and well-being, and when you experience hormone imbalance, it can take a serious toll.

Life has enough challenges without also having to fight what feels like a losing battle with your hormones. While some shifts in hormone levels are normal, especially around menstruation and ovulation or peri-menopause, persistent and continuous hormone imbalance is not normal.  There are natural way to calibrate your hormones and live a life of better health.

Hormone imbalance has a long list of symptoms and complications that can be debilitating over a long period of time. Even if you treated your body well during your entire life, the transitions that begin to occur during midlife can be difficult to experience and tough to manage.

Your midlife journey is unique, and so are your challenges.  Understanding your hormonal challenges is the first step to overcoming them.

What works for one woman, who by the way is completely different from you, may not work the same way for you.  Not only is it inefficient to do what someone else is doing without supervision, but it can also be harmful.  We only get one body in this lifetime so we should care for it well.

There is a holistic approach to finding your own hormone balance that is unique to you. Health Coaching can help you discover that approach.

What is Health Coaching?

Health coaches specialize in behavior change. As a health coach, I support my clients in finding their own strategies and motivation for change, overcoming obstacles, and implementing protocols that have either been prescribed by a clinician or nutritionist/dietitian or that the client has chosen to implement on their own.

Health coaches empower others to make the choice for health, including healthier behaviors, for themselves.

How Effective is Health Coaching?

In short, it’s extremely effective. Health coaching has been shown to:

• Improve weight loss and help people maintain a lower weight for longer
• Lead to faster reduction of blood sugar levels in diabetic patients
• Lower total cholesterol levels in people with coronary heart disease
• Lessen feelings of depression and improve overall quality of life
• Encourage people to stick with the changes they’ve made long term

Health coaches:

• Help clients develop their own health goals and action steps
• Encourage clients to make sustainable, healthy changes
• Work with clients to facilitate the behavior change process
• Act as accountability partners to help clients reach their health goals

Discover what works for you and jumpstart your health and wellness journey.