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SAVE THE DATE!The feminine body moves through many seasons—and perimenopause and menopause are powerful transitions that deserve to be met with knowledge, support, connection, and care.
Join Laura Gotlin and Selena Pemberton for an intimate afternoon created for women who are approaching, navigating, or simply wanting to better understand the changes of midlife.
The Feminine Shift brings together holistic wellness practitioners and women’s health professionals for an afternoon of education and experiential practices centered around hormonal health, pelvic floor wellness, nervous system regulation, nutrition, mindful movement, and whole-body well-being.
Throughout the afternoon, practitioners specializing in women’s health and wellness will be on site offering mini sessions and experiences, giving you the opportunity to explore different modalities, ask questions, connect with trusted local professionals, and discover new ways to support your body through this season of change.
This gathering is about more than managing symptoms. It’s about understanding what is happening within your body, learning how to advocate for yourself, and discovering supportive tools that can help you feel strong, informed, balanced, and empowered as you move into your next chapter.
Expect meaningful conversations, practical education, gentle movement, holistic wellness experiences, mini sessions, and the opportunity to connect with other women moving through similar seasons of life.
Come curious. Come exactly as you are. Leave feeling more connected to your body—and more confident in navigating your Feminine Shift.
Sunday, November 8 | 1–5 PM
Healing Reflections | Ft. Myers, Florida
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Healing Reflections, 6710 Winkler Rd, Fort Myers, FL 33919-7274, United States
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