The average woman spends 30% of her life in menopause! Yet when I crossed this bridge I found reliable resources woefully lacking. All of a sudden my thighs had dimples and the scale was creeping up despite the fact I hadn’t changed anything about my eating or exercise routine. Each night I was vacillating between feeling like I was sitting inside an oven and thinking I may freeze to death. My world had been rocked by mother nature.
As a registered dietitian I was thankful I had the knowledge of how to research menopause so that I could make informed decisions about my diet, exercise and medication treatment. I’ve taken that information and compiled into an easy to digest online course that’s made for any woman who is in any stage of menopause.

The menopause: nutrition and exercise matter course is for you if your body feels different lately—energy, hunger, sleep, cravings, weight distribution, strength, mood—and you’re tired of being told to “just try harder.” Menopause can change how your body responds to stress, food, and movement. The menopause: nutrition and exercise matter course brings clarity and strategy so you can feel more steady and supported in this season.
In the menopause: nutrition and exercise matter course, we focus on the basics that actually move the needle: nourishment that supports blood sugar and fullness, practical meal structure, and movement that builds strength and resilience. This isn’t about punishing workouts or restrictive plans that leave you depleted. It’s about working with your physiology—supporting muscle, bone health, and metabolism in a sustainable way, while also caring for stress and sleep (because those two factors can intensify cravings and overwhelm).
The menopause: nutrition and exercise matter course is self-paced, so you can learn in a way that fits your life. You’ll leave with realistic action steps, not a list of “perfect” rules. If emotional eating is part of your story, we address that too—because transitions can make food feel like comfort. The goal of the menopause: nutrition and exercise matter course is not just better information; it’s steadier habits that help you feel stronger, clearer, and more confident in your body.
Helpful resource: Menopause overview (National Institute on Aging).
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