Periodicity
Periodicity is your clear roadmap to more peaceful periods. From gut and liver health to nutrition and herbs, this course is packed with nuggets for hormone harmony.
You want to have healthy hormones and periods but don't know where to start
You have no idea what the heck is happening during the menstrual cycle because you were never properly taught about it in school
You feel confused and overwhelmed by all the seemingly conflicting information out in the world about healthy hormones and periods
You have cyclical symptoms like acne, bloating, anxiety, and pain that get in the way of life
An understanding of why you feel the way you do throughout your menstrual cycle
Freedom from fad diets and quick-fix solutions that don't work
Guidance to support your menstrual cycles in your daily life through nutrition, movement, and your day-to-day routine
Advocacy tools to have more productive conversations with your doctor about your period problems
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3. NOURISH
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FLOURISH
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“Periodicity course completely changed how I think about and approach the various stages of my cycle in ways that, frankly, should be taught to all young women from the get-go.”
Rachel S“I honestly learned so much from you and your program. (I learned) how to take control of my hormones and how certain foods affect my cycle and well being. Thank you for your gifts.”
Saira HYou'll have lifetime access to Periodicity and you can go back to any less at any point in time. Just like re-reading a book or re-watching a movie, you'll glean something different each time. Plus, we all need repetition and consistency for sustainable changes.
This is a pre-recorded course that you can do at your own pace.
Of course! You'll learn about your cycles, which is relevant whether or not you're on hormonal contraception. If you have a copper IUD, you still have a menstrual cycle. If you're on a progestin-based contraceptive like the progestin-only pill or hormonal IUD, most IUD users continue to ovulate.
Yes! Cultivating an awareness of your cycles, understanding how your symptoms connect to your hormones, and putting in foundational support is important and empowering in perimenopause.
We use an honour system and openly offer sliding scale rates for anyone who wants to use them. We hope that this offering will be used judiciously! To receive 25% off, use the code 25PERCENT at checkout. To receive 50% off, use the code 50PERCENT at checkout, and to receive 75% off, use the code 75PERCENT at checkout. Please note that there are no refunds for courses.
Anne Hussain, author of The Period Literacy Handbook, teaches the course. Please note that nothing in the program constitutes medical advice and is for educational purposes only. Please consult with your healthcare provider(s) for your individual case.