My name is Mable Taplin, and I need to tell you something that can save you years of suffering and thousands of dollars...

I suffered for almost 8 years before anyone said the word "Perimenopause" to me.

At the time, I was a registered nurse with almost two decades in the healthcare industry. I knew how to communicate my symptoms. I paid close attention to my body, and I was confident that I could advocate for myself.

When I reported symptoms to my healthcare provider, I was told, “ You're getting older and your body is just changing. When I expressed concern about weight gain, I was told, “Stop eating.” The insomnia was ruthless. Night sweats soaked through everything. But then I hit the biggest wall of all, chronic fatigue that I couldn't hide or outrun. It smacked me on my butt.

I was bedridden on and off for 6 months. Me!! A healthcare professional who had dedicated her life to helping others navigate the system and I was desperately looking for answers that no one seemed to have.

Multiple doctors told me my labs were "normal." Normal. Meanwhile, I was falling apart.

It was through casual conversations with friends and colleagues that I realized I wasn't alone. Chance meetings with open women sharing their stories, combined with my relentless medical research, led me to functional medicine and ultimately a diagnosis of autoimmune disease exacerbated by perimenopause.

With every encounter, I couldn't help but think about the women who aren't nurses. The women who don't know how to navigate the healthcare system. The women who have never been taught how their bodies, their hormones, and menstrual cycles actually work.

HORMONES ARE MORE THAN REPRODUCTIVE MESSENGERS. They impact every single system in your body.

I Don't Want You to Wait Years

What I Learned Changed Everything
After dedicating almost thirty years to healthcare and empowering women to navigate health and life transitions, I realized something had to change. The one-size-fits-all approach to perimenopause wasn't working for women like us.

We need information that honors our unique physiology, addresses our specific health risks, and gives us the tools to advocate fiercely for ourselves. We need culturally relevant pathways to healing that acknowledge our diverse bodies, backgrounds, and brilliance.

This course is everything I wish I had 10 years ago, and everything you deserve to have right now.