Sleep suddenly off? Period changing? Brain fog, mood shifts, itching, hot flashes—or just not feeling quite like yourself?
Perimenopause can show up in ways you might not expect. This free guide will help you make sense of what you're experiencing and prepare for a more informed conversation with your healthcare provider.
a practical guide to help you notice patterns, understand what may be changing, and have a better conversation about your care.
Rate symptoms across sleep, mood, cognition, temperature regulation, sexual health, physical changes, and more - so you can see the bigger picture.
Track changes in timing, flow, predictability, and cycle-related symptoms. Sometimes the earliest clues are changes from your normal.
Organize what you’re experiencing, what’s affecting you most, and what you want to discuss with your healthcare provider.
✦ You don't quite feel like yourself lately. Your sleep, mood, energy, concentration, body, or sex drive have changed, and you're wondering if hormones could be part of the picture.
✦ Your periods are changing—shorter, longer, heavier, lighter, unpredictable—or just different from what’s normal for you.
✦ You keep wondering, “Is this perimenopause…or is it just me?” And you'd like something more useful than another generic symptom list.
I’m an integrative acupuncturist specializing in perimenopause and menopause care, and I created Peri Primas because women deserve better than being told their symptoms are “just stress” or a normal part of getting older.
I’ve heard from so many women who knew something had changed in their bodies but didn’t have the words—or the information—to explain what they were experiencing.
That’s why I made this guide.
To help you recognize patterns, understand what may be changing, and walk into your healthcare appointment feeling more informed and prepared to advocate for yourself.
No shame. No fearmongering. Just good information, a little chisme, and a prima in your corner.
Get the free Peri Primas Perimenopause Checklist and start putting the pieces together before your next healthcare visit.