030: Working With Your Body (Instead of Fighting It) in Midlife

If midlife sometimes feels like your body has been taken over by aliens, you are not alone. In this episode, Diana explores what it really means to work with your body during and after menopause instead of pushing through stress, fatigue, and shifting hormones. You will learn how nervous system stress shows up in the […]

029: Move for Strength, Mood & Longevity – Why Exercise Feels Different After Menopause

If exercise suddenly feels different after menopause, you’re not imagining it. In this episode, Diana explains why movement, strength training, recovery, and nervous-system support matter more than ever in midlife – and how the right kind of exercise can boost mood, energy, brain health, metabolism, and long-term independence for women over 50. You’ll also hear

027: Small Moves, Big Shifts: Why Pushing Through Stops Working in Midlife

 Pushing through stress, fatigue, and change stops working in midlife – not because you’re failing, but because your body’s ability to repair has shifted. In this episode, Diana explains what’s really happening and how small, strategic changes restore energy, clarity, and momentum without burnout. What You’ll Hear: Why “powering through” creates real physical symptoms

026 Starting Again – Gently: Creating Change in Midlife Without Burning Yourself Out

You don’t need the calendar’s permission to begin again. In this episode, Diana explores what it looks like to create change gently in midlife – without pressure, burnout, or emotional self-bullying – so your body and nervous system feel safe enough to support real progress. What You’ll Hear: The difference between letting go (Episode 25)

025 What to Leave Behind Before the New Year Begins: A Midlife Nervous System Reset

As the year ends, many women feel pressure to review, fix, or “wrap up” their lives before January arrives. In this episode, Diana explains why real closure isn’t about forcing resolution — it’s about deciding what you’re done carrying so your body and nervous system can finally exhale. What You’ll Hear: Why traditional year-end reflection

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