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Reduce brain fog, restore energy, and support metabolism while taking science-backed steps to help protect your brain for the future.
As estrogen changes during midlife, the brain changes too. Brain fog, memory lapses, mood changes, sleep disruption, changes in energy, and weight gain aren’t random—they can be signs that your brain and body are responding to this transition.
Some of what shapes your brain health risk—like genetics and family history—you can’t change.
But a surprising amount is within reach: how you sleep, eat, move, manage stress, support metabolism, and stay connected.
Those same habits can help you feel better now while also supporting your brain for the future.
That’s where our work together lives.
Dr. Lisa Mosconi, Author of The XX Brain
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The seven pillars we focus on together:
✔ Sleep
✔ Nutrition
✔ Movement
✔ Stress resilience, mindfulness & self-compassion
✔ Staying mentally and socially engaged
✔ Reducing toxin exposure
✔ Supplement education
I help you take consistent action — so you can feel clearer, stronger, and more energized now, while protecting your brain for the years ahead.
Whether you use hormone therapy, are considering it, or prefer not to, our work focuses on the lifestyle habits that support your brain and body alongside the care you receive from your healthcare provider.

Not caffeine-and-willpower energy. The kind that's just there again, so you can get through your day without running on empty.

Fewer moments of losing your train of thought mid-sentence. Fewer times you walk into a room and forget why.

Your nervous system stops running in high alert. You respond to your day instead of reacting to it.

Not just unconscious for eight hours. Sleep that leaves you clear-headed and ready, not still tired.

Eating and moving in ways that support how your hormones are actually changing right now, not fighting against them.

Taking the same steps now that also protect your memory and independence for decades to come.

This is a 12-week program built around eight private coaching sessions.
We start with two 90-minute foundation sessions in the first two weeks — enough time to get the full picture of what's going on with your sleep, your symptoms, your history, and build the plan we'll work from.
From there, six 60-minute sessions every other week keep you moving: troubleshooting what's working, adjusting what isn't, and building on your progress.
Email support is available between every session, so you're never stuck waiting two weeks with a question.
Two 90-minute foundation sessions, then six 60-minute sessions every other week.
Curated handouts, trackers, and educational materials to support your progress.
Optional Lab Testing & Cognitive Screening — access advanced lab testing through Rupa Health (ordered and reviewed by a nationally-licensed physician), plus an optional cognitive screening using the MoCA. Lab costs are separate and vary based on your selections.
I'll help you understand what the research says about supplements that may support your goals, so you can have an informed conversation with your doctor. You'll also have access to professional-grade options at exclusive discounts, entirely optional.
Recipes, grocery lists, and practical guidance to help you make brain-supportive food choices that fit your life.
A place to ask questions, share updates, and stay connected.
$575 for the full 12-week program.
Midlife is a meaningful time to support your long-term health—including your brain.
The same factors that influence how you feel day to day—like sleep, stress, metabolism, and inflammation—also play a role in memory, focus, and cognitive health over time.
In our work together, we connect these areas so you can feel better now while also taking steps that support your future well-being.
If you’re ready to feel better in your body and take meaningful steps to support your long-term health, I’m here to help.
The Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement (WAM) at Cleveland Clinic provides trusted resources on brain health, Alzheimer’s prevention, and caregiving—with a focus on the unique impact of the disease on women. Their work supports education, research, and practical steps individuals can take to protect cognitive health over time.
Dr. Lisa Mosconi’s The Menopause Brain reveals how midlife changes are not just hormonal—they’re neurological. Understanding this connection empowers women to protect memory, focus, and long-term brain health.
Groundbreaking research from Dr. Lisa Mosconi on how hormones, genetics, and lifestyle influence women’s brain health and Alzheimer’s risk.
This program may include the use of external educational resources selected based on your needs.
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