Why You Still Don't Feel Like Yourself

A Physician + Midwife Conversation on Fertility, Mood, and Motherhood

Tuesday, May 19, 2026 @ 6:00 – 7:30 pm

Limited space: Only 8 seats available

YOU'RE NOT IMAGINING IT

You've been to your doctor.

The labs came back normal.

You were told to give it time, get more sleep, be more active, try meditation.

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But something still feels off.

Your cycles have changed or are unpredictable.

The week before your period, you barely recognize yourself. The smallest thing tips you over, and the rest of the day you're apologizing for it.

You're exhausted in a way sleep doesn't fix. There's a steady hum of worry under everything you do.

You walk into rooms and forget why. The mental list you used to keep without effort has holes in it. You used to be the one who held it all together — now you're not so sure.

And maybe, quietly, you've been wondering whether you'll be able to get pregnant — or stay pregnant. For the first time, or again.

Or you're wondering, "is this just how it's going to be?"

It doesn't have to be.

This evening is for the woman who knows something is off and wants to know the physiology behind why — and what real support looks like.

Why This Conversation Matters

Women are often told their symptoms are normal simply because they are common.

But common does not always mean the way it has to be.

This evening is designed to help you understand the physiology behind symptoms that are frequently dismissed:

• mood changes
• PMS
• fertility struggles
• fatigue
• brain fog
• cycle changes
• postpartum depletion

You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of what may actually be happening in your body — and what supportive, physiology-based care can look like.

Who this is for

This evening is designed for women who:

• Are preparing for pregnancy, trying to conceive, or recovering from a loss
• Are months or years postpartum and still don't feel like themselves
• Have struggled with cycle changes, PMS, brain fog, mood changes, fatigue, digestive issues, weight challenges, or hair loss
• Have been told your symptoms are normal — but suspect something deeper is going on
• Want a clinical, integrative perspective on hormones, fertility, and recovery

If you're tired of fragmented advice and want a real conversation grounded in physiology and clinical experience, you're in the right place.

What you'll leave with

By the end of the evening, you’ll have:

• A clearer understanding of why symptoms like fatigue, mood changes, PMS, brain fog, and cycle irregularities are often connected
• Insight into how progesterone, stress physiology, and ovulation influence mood, fertility, and recovery
• Specific lab panels worth discussing with your doctor when standard testing has not provided answers
• A practical framework for supporting hormones, resilience, and recovery through fertility, postpartum, and beyond
• The relief of realizing you are not alone — and not imagining this

Because this is intentionally designed to be intimate and conversational, attendance is limited to just 8 women.

Event details

Why You Still Don't Feel Like Yourself

A Physician + Midwife Conversation on Fertility, Mood, and Motherhood

DATE: Tuesday, May 19, 2026 TIME: 6:00 – 7:30 pm

LOCATION:

Sembhi Integrative | Early Motherhood Wellness

6204 8th Ave. NW Ste B, Seattle, WA 98107

INVESTMENT: $45 per person

CAPACITY: Limited to 8 attendees

REFRESHMENTS: Light beverages and snacks provided

Disclaimer: This is an educational event and is not intended as medical care or to establish a physician–patient relationship. Information shared is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for personalized medical advice.

You've been told to wait. To try harder. To accept that this is just how it is now.

It isn't.

You do not need to keep wondering whether what you’re experiencing is “just stress,” “just hormones,” or “just motherhood.”

Join us for an intimate evening designed to help you better understand your body, your symptoms, and the physiology behind why so many women stop feeling like themselves and a clear path towards feeling better. 

Space is intentionally limited to 8 attendees. 

Tuesday, May 19 · 6:00 – 7:30 pm · Seattle

FAQ

Is this event only for postpartum women?

No. This evening is for women navigating fertility concerns, hormone symptoms, postpartum recovery, PMS, mood changes, or cycle irregularities.

Will there be time for questions?

Yes. The evening is intentionally small and conversational to allow space for discussion and questions.

Is this medical care?

No. This is an educational event and does not establish a physician–patient relationship.

Do I need to be trying to conceive to attend?

No. Women in all stages of fertility, postpartum recovery, and hormone transition are welcome.

Can I bring my child?
To support a focused evening for everyone attending, we ask that older children stay home if possible. Babes in arms and nursing infants are warmly welcome.