Though unsettling to navigate, midlife need not be a time of decline, but rather a potent time to step into our full potential. Join Abi and Yvette for this informative and empowering reset, designed to create a deeper relationship with yourself, your body, and all that you’ve been longing to express and create in this lifetime.
If you are ready to take matters into your own hands and make this next chapter be the best one yet, come join us!
In this time together you will:
Examine the hormonal changes you are going through, so you can understand how to create vibrant health and feel at ease in your body and mind
Connect deeply with the vision you have for this chapter of your life, so that you can start claiming what you really want for yourself
Shed light on the self-doubts and fears that sabotage your efforts to prioritize the things that are most important to you, and hold you back from ease of expression of who you truly are
Drop into a sacred sisterhood, a safe place for you to really explore and be held and loved with like-minded women
Saturday, September 28th
3-5:30pm
$45
About Abi:
Abi is a healer, transformational coach, bodyworker, teacher (and now a proud graduate of PYS Yoga Teacher Training), and mainly just a human being searching for meaning and courage in this wacky world.
In her healing-coaching practice, she helps midlife women shed the doubts, fears and judgements that are keeping them small and hidden, so that they can step into their fullest self expression, and live the second half of their life uncensored, self-realized and deeply comfortable in their own skin.
About Yvette:
Yvette is a Family Nurse Practitioner specializing in Women’s Health for over 20 years. She loves geeking out about functional medicine and Hormone health. She practices Mind-body medicine, and believes in the importance of YOU understanding your own body in a simplified manner so that you can have a "WOW" moment and take control of your health. She sees firsthand how the health system can fail women especially when you are told everything is "normal," but you don't feel "normal."