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Menstrual coaching involves empowering people who menstruate with awareness of their cycles, tracking, balancing hormones, guidance on diet, trauma recovery and nervous system regulation. If you are looking for a practitioner experienced in menstrual coaching, It's Complicated has the perfect match for you, available online and in-person. Because life is complicated, but finding a therapist shouldn't be.

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The connection and therapeutic alliance to one's therapist is the most important factor for a successful outcome. Our in-house psychologists will help you find the right match based on your individual background and needs.Our psychologists, psychotherapists, and counsellors offer therapy in English, German, and more than 90 other languages. They are available to meet you online or in person and can help you with depression, anxiety, trauma, stress, and more.It's Complicated is built and owned by therapists. Since starting in Berlin 2019 we have grown organically into an international platform with local therapist communities in cities such as Berlin, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Lisbon, London, and New York.

About It's Complicated

In 2019, two therapists set out to tackle a complicated problem.

The psychiatrist Carl Jung once wrote that, “Nobody, as long as he moves about among the chaotic currents of life, is without trouble”. One does not have to be a therapist, though, to realize that life is complicated. But finding the right therapist, who you can build a strong relationship with, shouldn’t have to be. This is the founding principle of It’s Complicated.Since our start, we've helped over 23,000 clients and counting, offering thousands of free crisis support hours, and built thriving therapy communities in Berlin, Amsterdam, London, Munich, and Athens.

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Menstrual coaching and its applications

Menstrual coaching offers a supportive and personalised approach to addressing a wide range of menstrual and reproductive health concerns. It provides individuals with tailored guidance and strategies to navigate challenges such as period pain, PMS, PMDD, endometriosis, PCOS, irregular cycles, amenorrhea, perimenopause symptoms, coming off/going on the pill, surgery recovery, birth trauma, and pregnancy loss. Through one-on-one sessions with a qualified coach, individuals explore how their menstrual cycle influences various aspects of their lives, including mood, energy levels, productivity, and physical symptoms.

 

How menstrual coaching works

Menstrual coaching involves personalised guidance and education to help individuals gain a deeper understanding of their own bodies and menstrual cycles. Through one-on-one sessions with a qualified coach, individuals explore how the menstrual cycle influences various aspects of their lives, including mood, energy levels, productivity, and physical symptoms. Coaches offer tailored strategies for managing menstrual challenges and optimising well-being across different phases of the cycle. This may include lifestyle adjustments such as dietary changes, exercise routines, work schedules, sexual activity, and stress management techniques.

 

Is menstrual coaching right for you?

Menstrual coaching may be suitable for individuals seeking a holistic and proactive approach to managing menstrual health and well-being. If you're looking to deepen your understanding of your menstrual cycle and its impact on your life, menstrual coaching could be a valuable resource. It's important to discuss your specific needs and goals with a qualified menstrual coach to determine if this approach aligns with your preferences and objectives. Whether you're navigating menstrual challenges or simply seeking to optimise your reproductive health, menstrual coaching offers support and guidance to help you thrive throughout your cycle.

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