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Virtual one-on-one session that includes personalized education, guidance, and wellness support with a menopause expert.

1. Lifestyle Coach

For $99.99, you’ll receive expert, one-on-one support that includes:

  • 1-hour virtual session with a dedicated menopause expert coach
  • A baseline menopause and lifestyle assessment to understand where you’re at
  • A personalized plan designed just for you
  • Ongoing navigation, lifestyle behavior support, and education to keep you on track, with additional sessions available as needed

2. Nutrition Services

For $199.99, you’ll receive expert, one-on-one support that includes:

  • 1-hour virtual session with a registered dietician with expertise in menopause
  • baseline nutritional assessment to understand where you’re at
  • personalized plan designed just for you
  • Ongoing navigation, nutritional support, and education to keep you on track with additional sessions as needed.

3. Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists

For $99.99, you'll receive expert, one-on-one support with a registered pelvic floor physiotherapist that includes:

  • One 30-minute virtual session with a registered physiotherapist specializing in pelvic floor health
  • Baseline assessment and education about genitourinary syndrome, pelvic health
  • Recommendations and resources personalized specifically for you
  • Ongoing navigation, GSM and pelvic floor health support and education

4. Mindfulness Training

For $99.99, you'll receive expert, one-on-one support with a mindfulness expert that includes:

  • 1-hour virtual session with a master-trained mindfulness coach
  • Assessment of your current lifestyle and learning goals
  • Mindfulness education and practical training
  • A mindfulness plan designed personally for you
  • Ongoing education and support building your mindfulness practice and achieving your goals with additional sessions as needed

Our menopause liaisons are more than just a visit to a clinician or coach—they’re menopause experts who care.

PAUZ is your partner in health, guiding you through the noise and supporting you with the care and decisions that best suit you. Smile. We've Got This.

Meet the PAUZ Health Liaisons

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Dr. Kristina Calder, PhD, MSc
Certified Women's Health Coach

Dr. Kristina Calder is a Certified Women's Health Coach specializing in perimenopause, dedicated to empowering women through personalized health promotion, guidance, support, and accountability.

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Alexis Williams, M.A.N., RD
Registered Dietitian

Alexis Williams is a registered dietitian with over 20 years’ experience, helping women live active, healthy, and fulfilling lives. She has worked across the health sector, and brings a broad array of experience to help women feel their best.

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Anne Wyrough, MScPT
Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist

Anne Wyrough is a dedicated physiotherapist specializing in women’s health. She holds a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto, where she cultivated her passion for integrating movement and education as both prescriptive and preventive healthcare measures.

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Dr. Natalie Perkins
Lifestyle Coach

Like all women, PAUZ founder Dr. Natalie Perkins has worn many hats through her life. Gathering like-minded leaders, PAUZ was founded to be the place for women to get ahead of their health and get out of the chaos and confusion to find clarity, access and support.

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Che Marville, BA, YACEP, ERYT, RCYT
Mindfulness Expert

Che Marville has dedicated the last four years to a powerful mission: empowering midlife women to embrace their limitless potential. As founder of Wisemindly, Che has revolutionized the mindfulness and wellness landscape, touching over 100,000 lives globally as a meditation and yoga teacher.

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Carol Metanczuk
Certified Health Coach & Women's Wellness Counsellor

Carol has spent years empowering individuals to transform their lives through tailored wellness programs that encompass mental, physical, and emotional health. Her approach is rooted in empathy, confidentiality, and a deep understanding of holistic wellness.

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Terri Marucci
Personal Trainer, Fitness Instructor, & Nutritional Coach

Terri has been in the fitness industry for 20 years. She opened Perfect Form in Ajax, Ontario in order to give her clients a personal, intimate, one-on-one atmosphere. She has many expertise and among them are creating plans for pre and post natal women, and helping post-rehab individuals.

Embark on your journey of self-discovery today

Take the quiz below to learn more about how PAUZ can help you feel empowered and understood.

What is menopause, and when does it typically begin?

Menopause usually begins in the fabulous 40s or 50s, but it's as punctual as a cat—shows up when it wants. Some experience it earlier, especially if they've had surgery or medical treatment that affects the ovaries. Menopause marks the end of menstrual cycles and is officially diagnosed after 12 consecutive months without a period. While it is used as an umbrella term to cover perimenopause and postmenopause, it really represents a single point in time, the day you officially missed your period for 12 consecutive months.

What are the signs that I’m entering menopause?

The first signals of perimenopause are typically a change in your period. A change in timing, duration, and heaviness. If you find yourself shedding clothes like it's summer in the Sahara or feeling moodier than a teenager, you might be getting some signals. Other signs include sleep disturbances, memory lapses, and saying goodbye to regular periods. In fact there are over 34 symptoms impacting almost every system in your body impacting your physical, sexual, and mental functioning and health.

How do perimenopause and postmenopause differ from menopause?

Perimenopause is the start of menopause where estrogen and progesterone begin to decline and your body tries to compensate, creating an internal rollercoaster ride. Your cycle gets irregular, and symptoms start popping up. Postmenopause is the stretch after you’ve hit the 12-month mark without a period. Menopause is the grand milestone in between. Think of it as the main event flanked by the pre-show and the after-party. This does not mean symptoms cease necessarily and introduces increased risks for osteoporosis, heart disease, and other metabolic chronic diseases.