How We Work
Helping Women Navigate the Transition from Motherhood to Midlife
Many of the women who come to Revolution Women's Health are successful, capable, and doing everything they can to take care of themselves.
Yet they find themselves struggling with symptoms that seem increasingly difficult to explain:
Fatigue and burnout
Weight gain or changing body composition
Brain fog and poor concentration
Sleep disruption
Anxiety and overwhelm
Digestive concerns
Changes in mood and resilience
Perimenopausal symptoms
Thyroid and metabolic concerns
Often these symptoms are attributed to stress, aging, or simply being busy.
While those factors certainly matter, many women are also experiencing underlying hormonal, nutritional, metabolic, and physiologic changes that deserve thoughtful evaluation and support.
My goal is to help identify those patterns and create a personalized plan that helps you feel stronger, healthier, and more resilient.
The Process
Step 1: Schedule Your New Patient Appointment
To get started, please fill out the New Patient Survey and a New Patient Coordinator will contact you directly to schedule.
Before your appointment, you will be invited to create an account with Charm (our patient friendly HIPAA compliant software) and fill out your Intake Paperwork. Please be thorough in your responses and submit your paperwork 3 business days ahead of your appointment.
Step 2: Initial New Patient Visit, 60 Minutes | $400
During this appointment we will review:
Your medical history
Current symptoms and concerns
Nutrition and lifestyle habits
Sleep and stress patterns
Previous laboratory testing
Hormone health
Metabolic health goals
Personal health priorities
Initial recommendations for nutrition, lifestyle, supplements, medications, and laboratory testing may be made at this visit.
Comprehensive bloodwork and Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) are often recommended as part of the initial assessment process.
Step 3: Protocol Review Visit, 30 Minutes | $175
Typically scheduled 4–6 weeks after your initial appointment.
During this visit we review:
Bloodwork findings
HTMA results
Nutritional patterns
Hormone status
Metabolic markers
Areas of physiologic stress and depletion
Based on this information, a personalized care plan is developed which may include:
Customized nutrition recommendations
Personalized vitamin and mineral support
Targeted nutritional supplements
Hormone replacement therapy when appropriate
Prescription medications when clinically indicated
Lifestyle recommendations designed to improve recovery, resilience, and long-term health
Step 4: Ongoing Partnership, Follow-Up Visits, 30 Minutes | $175
Most patients are encouraged to follow up every 8 weeks during the first 6 months of care.
This allows us to:
Monitor progress
Adjust supplements and medications
Review symptoms
Track laboratory changes
Optimize hormone therapy
Refine nutrition and lifestyle recommendations
As health goals are achieved and symptoms stabilize, many patients transition to follow-up visits every 12–16 weeks.
You are welcomed and encouraged to bring forth your own interests and preferences for healing modalities, and I may make recommendations to other skilled practitioners for in person bodywork, mental health coaching/counseling, or specialist medical assessment.
Please note, for your safety:
You must be seen every 12 months to remain an active patient
You must be seen every 6 months to maintain active pharmaceutical prescriptions
You must be seen every 3 months to maintain an active prescription for a controlled substance (typically testosterone HRT)
What We Focus On
While every treatment plan is individualized, common areas of focus include:
Nutritional Optimization
Supporting the body's ability to produce energy, regulate hormones, maintain muscle mass, recover from stress, and promote long-term health.
Hormonal Optimization
Helping women navigate perimenopause and menopause through evidence-based hormone therapy and comprehensive hormonal assessment.
Metabolic Health
Improving blood sugar regulation, body composition, cardiovascular health, and healthy aging.
Stress Resilience
Supporting nervous system regulation, sleep quality, recovery, and overall physiologic capacity.