Offered once

Twenty hours is not a plan.

Keep every session forever, and get the four things that turn them into something you can actually do on Monday.

Get the All-Access Pass $147 once. Yours permanently.
  • 30-day refund, one email
  • Neutral billing descriptor
  • Nobody will call you

What happens on Thursday

The summit ends on a high. Twelve clinicians, twenty-four sessions, and the enormous relief of hearing someone finally describe your last three years accurately.

Then Thursday arrives.

You remember that someone said something important about sleep, and you cannot remember which session, or which doctor, or what exactly she said. You have a name for what is happening to you now, and you still do not have a clinician, an appointment, or the faintest idea what to say when you get one.

Twenty hours of excellent information is not the same thing as a plan.

That gap is the entire reason three quarters of women in menopause go untreated. Not a shortage of information. A shortage of the thing that turns information into an appointment.

The pass is that thing.

What you get

All twenty-four sessions, permanently

Video, audio, transcripts

Watch them, or listen to them while you are doing something else, or read them. Every session is transcribed and searchable, so at eleven at night you can find the ninety seconds you are looking for instead of scrubbing through an hour.

The Symptom-to-Session Index

Sixty-plus symptoms

Every symptom discussed across two days, mapped to the exact session and the exact timestamp where a clinician addresses it. You never watch twenty hours. You watch the eleven minutes about your thing. As far as we can tell nobody else in this field has built one.

The Appointment Kit

The one that changes Monday

How to find a clinician with genuine menopause training and how to verify it. What to bring. The questions that produce answers inside a twelve-minute visit rather than a shrug. What to say when you are told you are too young, or that it is stress, or that your labs are normal. And how to ask for a second opinion without burning the relationship.

Twelve speaker bonuses

One from each

Each clinician contributes one thing from their own practice: a protocol, a reference guide, a checklist, a tool they give their own patients. These do not exist anywhere else and they are not part of the free broadcast.

The 90-Day Tracker

Printable and digital

Symptoms and interventions, logged over three months. It sounds modest. It is the single thing most likely to change how your next appointment goes, because you walk in with data instead of adjectives.

The Explainer

For everyone else

Two pages you can hand to a husband, an adult child, or a manager, that explain what is happening without requiring you to have the conversation from scratch while you are exhausted.

The provider directory

Searchable

Clinicians with menopause-specific certification, searchable by location and by telehealth availability. We do not vouch for individual practitioners and we are not referring you to a specific one. We are showing you who has done the training.

$147

One payment. No subscription and no second charge.

Get the All-Access Pass Instant access. Yours permanently.
  • Thirty days, no questions
  • Neutral billing descriptor
  • One offer, then nothing

Before you decide

  • This is not medical advice and it is not medical care. The speakers are licensed; the pass is education and preparation. Nobody here is your doctor.
  • We promise you no outcome. Not relief, not a symptom gone, not a result. What we promise is that you will walk into your next appointment prepared, which is the part that has been missing.
  • Your card goes straight to our payment processor. We never see the number. Charges appear as {{BILLING_DESCRIPTOR}}.
  • Thirty days to change your mind. Email one word, refund, and it goes back to your card. No form, no phone call, no exit survey.
  • This is the only thing we will offer you. One page, one decision, and then you are left alone with your material.

Questions

The sessions were free. Why pay now?

The broadcast was free and stays free for forty-eight hours. After that the replays close. The pass keeps them permanently and adds the four things that were never part of the broadcast: the index, the Appointment Kit, the speaker bonuses and the tracker.

I did not watch much of the summit. Is it still worth it?

Arguably more. The Symptom Index means you never have to watch it in order. You look up your symptom and go straight to the clinician talking about it.

Will this tell me whether I should take hormones?

No, and anyone selling you that answer online should worry you. That decision belongs to you and a clinician who knows your history. What this does is make sure you arrive at that conversation understanding the options and able to ask about them precisely.

Do I need to be in menopause for this to be useful?

No. A large share of the material is about perimenopause, which commonly begins in the early forties and runs for years before anything else changes.

How does the refund work?

Email one word, refund, to the address in your receipt, any time in thirty days. It goes back to your card, you keep everything you have downloaded, and nobody asks you why.

Will I be added to more marketing?

You get your material and a short series of letters. One tap at the bottom of any of them stops the letters and changes nothing about your access.

You already have the information. This is the part that turns it into an appointment.

Get the All-Access Pass $147 once. Thirty-day refund, one email.