Taming an Angry Uterus: Understanding Different Menstrual Issues

Embark on a journey through the intricate landscape of menstrual health in a class that delves deep into the nuances of various menstrual issues. From hormonal imbalances to reproductive health challenges, participants gain a comprehensive understanding of the factors that can impact menstruation. Through engaging discussions and expert insights, individuals learn about the physiological and emotional aspects of menstrual health, empowering them with knowledge to make informed decisions about their well-being.

The class provides a platform for open dialogue and exploration, creating a supportive environment where participants can share experiences and learn from each other. By addressing common concerns such as irregular periods, painful menstruation, and hormonal fluctuations, the course equips individuals with strategies to manage and navigate different menstrual issues effectively. Moreover, discussions around stigma, misconceptions, and cultural perceptions surrounding menstruation foster a sense of empowerment and advocacy for menstrual health awareness.

By the end of the program, attendees emerge with a heightened awareness of their menstrual health, armed with practical tools and insights to address and cope with various menstrual challenges. Through education, dialogue, and community support, participants gain the confidence to advocate for their health needs and make informed decisions to promote overall well-being in their menstrual journey.

About the instructor:  Fawn O’Breitzman has been a college professor for over 20 years. She specializes in issues of Sex and Gender and presents at Transgender conferences all around the country. She does inclusion training for businesses and has worked with everyone from hospitals to construction yards to help companies make sure they are providing the best and most respectful care to their clients. She is a cis-gender lesbian married to a gender-queer individual. She was super stoked to find out that because she had cancer (she’s healthy and cancer-free now!) that she will no longer have a period! Hooray!

Spaces are limited, so reserve your spot now.  Our classes are research-based and educational, but are not meant to replace expert medical advice or care.  All of our classes are for people 18 years of age and older.