MENOPAUSE RESOURCES

Every day in my practice, I support women entering perimenopause and menopause, sometimes as early as their 30s (yes, it’s possible).

My mission is to be an agent of change: to increase awareness, open up the conversation, and help more women understand what is happening in their bodies and what options are available to them.

And I hope you’ll join me.

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Hormone Therapy: More Than MHT - Live Zoom Webinar
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Dr. Alex Dragan, ND, invites you to a live, interactive online workshop this August 12 at 6 PM PST.

We’ll talk about Menopausal Hormone Therapy (MHT), previously known as HRT.

But this is not a boring class filled with definitions and terminology. You’ll get that important information in your free handout.

Instead, Dr. Alex will walk you through the real stories of three women navigating very different experiences with perimenopause and menopause and how MHT became part of their care.

Jane, 51 - Hypothyroidism, anxiety, sleep struggles, and progesterone.
What happens when symptoms overlap and it becomes difficult to understand what’s actually changing?

Tara, 42 - A rapid perimenopause storm and vaginal symptoms.
What happens when changes seem to come quickly and you weren’t expecting them yet?

Sandra, 57 - She wanted her libido back.
What options are available when sexual health and desire change after menopause?

Through their stories, we’ll explore symptoms, treatment options, MHT, and why menopause care can look very different from one woman to another.

During these 90 minutes, you’ll learn how to:

Recognize patterns in your symptoms instead of dismissing them

✓ Prepare for a more productive healthcare appointment

Ask clearer questions about testing, treatment, and MHT

✓ Understand why menopause care should be individualized

✓ Move from endless research into a realistic next step

Join us for 90 minutes of science, real patient stories, and interactive discussion designed to help you better understand what may be happening in your body, what your options are, and what questions to ask next.

The goal is to help you move from:

“Maybe it’s all in my head. I’ll keep researching and wait.”

to:

“Something has changed. I deserve support, I know what questions to ask, and I’m ready to take my next step.”

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