For years I patched my pain together with hot water bottles, microwaved wheat bags and whatever the pharmacy had left. After multiple surgeries and a hysterectomy, something became very clear: if I wanted better care, I’d have to build it.
Jeweller, writer and model Zemira Whitehead has learnt to create in rhythm with her body and cycle.
Desire isn’t broken, but shame often distorts it. This piece looks at how reconnecting with the body can restore pleasure and safety.
Edie’s work centres on safety, softness and deep listening. We talk desire, rest, menstrual wisdom and why healing isn’t about fixing.
Alicia Romijn lets her cycle shape how she works, rests and creates. In this conversation, she shares what helps her stay grounded and connected.
HOUSE OF SCULPT co-founder Sascha Orlievsky believes intuition is the most important training tool. We talk cycles, cramps and consistency.
Acupuncturist Michelle Smith didn’t plan on working in women’s health, but her own PCOS and chronic fatigue took her straight to Chinese medicine.
After burning out in her twenties, Hollie Azzopardi rebuilt her life around nervous-system care and cyclic living.
Annie knows what it’s like to feel ruled by hormones. Learning her cycle changed everything, and now she teaches womxn how to do the same - with honesty, grounding and zero shame.
Jessica Taylor is a naturopath who treats your cycle like the vital sign it is. She helps people decode symptoms, balance hormones and feel genuinely at ease in their body.
For Sophie Marsh, beauty lives in alignment, between body, soul, and self-expression. Here, she opens up about her period rituals, self-reclamation, and why she’s more herself now than ever.
Nursah Katkak is a physio who treats the whole body, pelvic floor included. She shares how Pilates, posture, and even your jaw can shift how you feel during your cycle.
Periods, pleasure, and breaking shame: Katy Bampton is rewriting the rules of intimacy, one cycle at a time.
Twenty years, countless flare-ups, and endless dismissal, Jemma’s turning her pain into progress with Endi.
A specialist in PCOS, endo, and infertility, Hannah Eriksen’s helping women ditch the quick fixes and feel at home in their bodies again.
