A few days ago, I sat down to write this very blog post, feeling certain I had a brilliant and important idea. I typed a few words, stared at the blinking cursor, and—poof!—the idea was gone. I wracked my brain, came up empty, and decided to move on with my day. Fast forward to a client session later in the week, where we were discussing her struggles with—you guessed it—brain fog in perimenopause. I giggled internally, thinking: That’s it! That’s what the blog was supposed t

This blog features findings from the WHI study published in 2022, debunks myths about hormone replacement therapy and provides insights about treatment for the mental health issues associated with perimenopause

Midlife is often portrayed as the time when women are supposed to have it all figured out. Career. Kids. Relationships. Aging parents. Household logistics. A body that may suddenly seem to have received its own set of operating instructions. But for many women, midlife is also a period of significant psychological, physical, hormonal, and social change—and we don't talk nearly enough about what that can mean for mental health. Research examining suicidal behavior across women

Feeling worn out and misunderstood in perimenopause. This is a transition that can be unsettling to say the least and at worst, a mental health crisis. Both individual and group therapy available for support in 43 US states. Dr. Tera invites you to reach out and see if individual or group therapy might just be the help you need to navigate this time with your wits intact.