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Becoming the Mother Our Future Babies Need Us to Be: Why Preparation Is the First Step in Motherhood
What if preparing for motherhood began long before we decided it was time to try for a baby, or possibly even long before we knew for sure if we wanted a baby? For many women such as myself, the idea of preparing for pregnancy doesn’t become real until there's a...
Loneliness, Low Oxytocin, and Women’s Health
Women are social creatures, primed for connection and close intimate ties from one stage of life to another. All humans are social creatures, of course, and being alone in the ways modern humans can now be alone would have been almost impossible throughout most of our...
What is Perimenopause, and WHY Are We all Suddenly Struggling With it?
If you’re a woman between 35 and 45 and your health is bugging you, then you’ve likely been told that nearly every symptom you’re experiencing has a simple answer: “You’re in perimenopause.“ Cycles changing? Perimenopause. Energy crashing? Perimenopause. Anxiety worse...
Are You Accidentally on a Low-Energy Diet? Here’s How to Tell.
If you’re a health-conscious woman in your thirties or forties, there’s a good chance you’ve spent years trying to eat well, especially if you care about maintaining a healthy weight, staying in shape, aging well, and reducing your risk of chronic disease. A lot of...
Addressing the Unspoken Myth That We Should Wait Until We Meet a Partner to Start Our Fertility Work
We’re living in an interesting time in which women have more freedom than ever to decide what we want our lives to look like, we’re living much longer lives, and many of us are reaching the end of our reproductive years without having children. For some women, being...
Why I created Nourishing The Mother (and How it’s Changing the Way I Think About Women’s Health)
Stepping into the work I do in women's health was THE catalyst I needed in my early thirties to begin embracing my own identity as a woman. As such, every pivot I've made in my business since has mirrored this exploration and the personal struggles and triumphs I've...
No, You’re Not Too Old to Be Well: Busting the Myth of the ‘Pathologically Aging’ Woman
To be a modern woman in her thirties and forties with health or fertility challenges isn't an easy place to exist. On the one hand, we’re still relatively young by modern standards, but on the other, we’re facing a real biological clock and reproductive limitations...
Clean Eating Has Failed Us—and BioEnergetic Nutrition is The Solution
For the better part of two decades, I thought I knew a lot about nutrition. And in some ways, I did. I knew which vegetables were high in certain vitamins and minerals, I knew how to read an ingredient label, I knew why I should buy organic when I could afford it, and...
We Cannot Change What We Cannot Track: The Problems with Applying Generalized Advice
We can spend years jumping from one general piece of advice we find online to another, from one doctor and supplement protocol to another, and from one restrictive diet to another, all while making minimal, if any, progress in our overall health. In today’s internet...
How to Re-establish Trust And Safety in Our Imperfect Female Bodies
We live in a world with a long history of pathologizing women's bodies. And this culture offers us endless messages about what it means to be healthy and, more importantly, what our symptoms might mean about our health. In many ways, these messages are useful in...
We’ve Normalized Under-Eating, and It’s Wrecking Women’s Health
If you're anything like past versions of myself, then you've likely spent years perfecting the art of controlled eating, perhaps while simultaneously navigating a myriad of symptoms that you're trying to resolve through said controlled eating. And for women like...
Imagining a Culture Where Female Cycle Tracking is Normal, Commonplace, and Expected
What if we all grew up recognizing that our bodies were different from boys' and men's in some fundamental ways -- ways that didn't make us less than, but did require that we learn about ourselves and care for ourselves differently, beginning in our menarche? What...











