There’s something about September that feels like a second New Year. Maybe it’s the cool mornings, the sense of change in the air, or the gentle nudge to come back to ourselves after a busy, messy summer. Every year, I notice it—not just in my patients, but in myself too.
It’s so easy to slip out of routine when life is full and good. Long evenings, travel, patios, and late-night ice cream (yes, I’m guilty too!). But when the season shifts, our bodies ask us to shift too. We crave structure, rhythm, and that feeling of being grounded again.
What I love most about this time of year isn’t the pressure to overhaul everything—it’s the invitation to return to the basics. To remember that small, steady shifts (not all-or-nothing plans) are what truly bring our hormones, energy, and nervous system back into balance.
You’d be surprised how much of a difference the simplest things make. Even something like drinking lemon water in the morning or adding a few liver-loving herbs to your routine can help your body reset after a busy season. And if you find yourself craving more daylight or noticing a dip in your mood, don’t forget how powerful vitamin D can be this time of year.
If you’re feeling a little off-track, tired, or just in need of a gentle nudge in the right direction, you’re not alone. And you don’t need to do anything drastic to start feeling better.
Your Seasonal Hormone Refresh
That’s why I created Your Seasonal Hormone Refresh: a 14-day reset designed to help you realign with your natural rhythms using small, simple habits that actually work. No restriction. No overwhelm. Just gentle shifts you can return to every season—or whenever you need a reset.
You’ll be amazed what a difference the basics make: morning light, water, a walk after dinner, a little more sleep, a little less screen time. It all adds up.
If you’re ready to feel more grounded, more energized, and more like yourself again, join me for the Seasonal Hormone Refresh!
Let’s do this together.
Learn more and start your reset here or book a free discovery call to see if it’s right for you.
Disclaimer: Any information is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be used in place of professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of a qualified health care practitioner with any questions or health concerns you may have and before starting any new treatments (including supplements).