For Every Woman: Virtual Event Series

For Every Woman is a virtual education series led by trusted experts from Trinity Health Michigan, focused on the health topics women care about most at every stage of life. Sessions include menopause and perimenopause, women’s heart health, mental health, pelvic floor concerns and therapy, skin care, overall wellness, and more. Each session provides practical, expert led guidance to help you better understand your health and next steps. If you can’t attend live, all registrants will receive a recording.

Perimenopause & Menopause 101

Tuesday, May 12 at Noon

Perimenopause and menopause are natural life stages, but the changes can feel confusing. This introductory session explains what’s happening hormonally, when changes typically begin, and what to expect during the transition. Experts will review common symptoms, treatment options, and how to navigate this phase with confidence.

Perimenopause & Menopause: Symptoms that Disrupt Everyday Life

Thursday, May 21 at 7pm

Hot flashes, sleep disruption, mood changes, brain fog, and fatigue can significantly impact daily life. This session focuses on the symptoms that most affect quality of life and explores evidence-based ways to manage them. Learn when symptoms may need medical attention and how personalized care can help restore balance.

Perimenopause & Menopause: Treatment Options and Individualized Care

Tuesday, May 26 at 7pm

Every menopause journey is different. This session highlights the range of treatment options available and how care can be tailored to each person’s symptoms, health history, and goals. Learn how personalized support and open conversations can help you feel your best during this stage of life.

Heart Health: What Every Woman Should Know

Thursday, May 28 at Noon

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women, yet risk often changes quietly with age and hormonal shifts. In this session, cardiologists discuss how aging, lifestyle, and hormones affect heart health, why symptoms can look different in women, and steps you can take to reduce risk and support long term heart health.

Pelvic Floor Health: Understanding Changes, Symptoms, and When to Seek Care

Thursday, June 11 at Noon

The pelvic floor supports bladder, bowel, and pelvic organ function throughout every stage of life. This session focuses on how life events such as aging, childbirth, and menopause can affect pelvic floor health—and what symptoms should not be ignored. Learn when lifestyle adjustments may help and when evaluation by a urogynecology provider can offer additional support and treatment options.

Exercise & Nutrition for Women: Fueling Health Through Every Stage

Tuesday, June 16 at Noon

Wellness is vital at all stages of life. This session explores how exercise and nutrition can be adapted across life stages, from reproductive years through menopause, to support energy, strength, metabolism, and overall well‑being. Learn practical, sustainable strategies that help women work with their bodies to feel strong and supported at every age.

Bladder, Bowel, and Pelvic Symptoms: Urogynecology Care

Thursday, June 18 at Noon

Many women experience bladder, bowel, or pelvic symptoms that are often dismissed as “normal” or untreatable, but help is available. This session explores common concerns such as leakage, pelvic pressure, bowel changes, and discomfort, using real life symptom scenarios to guide understanding. Learn when conservative care is appropriate, and the range of treatment options urogynecology can offer to improve quality of life.

Mental Wellness for Women: Supporting Emotional Health at Every Stage

Thursday, June 25 at Noon

Women’s mental health needs can change throughout life, influenced by hormones, stress, relationships, and major life transitions, including perimenopause and menopause. This session explores how emotional well being evolves over time and offers practical, evidence based strategies to support mental wellness at any age. Learn when changes are normal, when extra support may help, and how personalized care can make a meaningful difference.

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