October 7, 2026 · 10:00 AM ET · Live from Toronto · Free worldwide

Sometimes She Isn’t Distant. She’s Depleted.

A live women’s health conversation for women everywhere—October 7 at 10:00 AM ET, live from Toronto.

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October 7, 2026 · 10:00 AM ETVirtual · Live from Toronto · Free worldwide

Your Guest Pass opens on Nuria’s community platform. Questions about joining? Email signup@nurialife.club.

This session is general health education and community support. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment or crisis care. Speak with an appropriately qualified professional about your circumstances.

Topic: Women’s health, hormones and depletion
Date: October 7, 2026
Start time: 10:00 AM ET · Eastern Time (Toronto)
Format: Virtual · Live from Toronto
Access: Free worldwide

You’ll leave with:

Clearer language for changes that can affect body, mind and relationships.
Thoughtful questions to carry into conversations with care providers and loved ones.
The reassurance of being in a global room shaped by recognition, not judgment.

Questions this conversation opens

Why can hormonal change feel like a personality change?
What is worth tracking before a medical appointment?
How do PCOS, fertility and menopause conversations overlap?
What can education realistically help with—and what belongs with a clinician?
How do women find support that respects culture, privacy and time zones?

Who this session is for

Women noticing changes in energy, mood, sleep or cycles
Women living with PCOS or unexplained hormonal patterns
Women preparing for, or thinking about, fertility conversations
Women entering perimenopause or menopause
Women who want language before their next appointment

Who you’ll hear from

Practitioner announcements coming soon. Qualifications and professional scope are verified before any voice is introduced. Read how Nuria selects its experts.

Before the session, explore PCOS and hormonal health, fertility support or perimenopause and menopause—or see how Nuria membership continues the conversation.