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Rhythm, Rest and Renewal
by Sophia Barton-Pink
HRT and Menopause: How Hormone Therapy Can Support Your Symptoms and Future Health by Dr Kari Nightingale
HRT isn’t the only option, and it isn’t right for absolutely everyone. But many menopausal women find it transformative—especially when combined with healthy lifestyle changes.
Rhythm, Rest and Renewal by Sophia Barton-Pink
Sleep is one of the most powerful, yet underestimated, foundations of wellbeing. Though it appears passive, it is during sleep that the brain and body repair, regulate, and restore.
Beating the Winter Blues During Menopause by Dr Kari Nightingale
Personally, I never relish the thought of winter and its shorter, darker days. For many women, the season brings a noticeable dip in mood, motivation, and energy…
GLP-1 Medications and Menopause: What You Need to Know by Dr Kari Nightingale
Your wellbeing is not defined by a number on the scales. The real goal is to feel strong, energised, healthy and confident in your body as you move through this new stage of life.
Moonshack’s Hummingbird: A Symbol of Connection to Nature, Joy, and Inner Harmony by Mattea Pauc
Many traditions regard hummingbirds as bridges between worlds, carriers of dreams, and symbols of renewal. For Moonshack, aromatherapy is more than fragrance — it can be experienced as a daily ritual, inviting you into your personal “Moonshack” — your sanctuary for self-connection, rhythmic alignment, and intentional presence.
Sleep Challenges in the Perimenopause and Menopause by Dr Kari Nightingale
For many women, Hormone Replacement Therapy makes a huge difference to sleep. By smoothing out hormone levels, it calms the night sweats, flushes, mood swings and bladder symptoms that can tear sleep apart.
The Moonshack Story: From Sacred Leaves to Sensory Awakening by Sophia Barton-Pink
We’d come this far seeking transformation. How could we turn back now?
Staying Active Through the Perimenopause and Menopause by Dr Kari Nightingale
This is a time to care for your body and mind. Embracing exercise as a form of self-care, rather than a chore, can help you feel stronger, more balanced, and empowered as you move through this new phase of life.