Returning to Work Postpartum
MAY 16, 2025Whether it’s six weeks or six months postpartum, the shift back into a professional role often comes with a mix of emotions and a host of physical considerations.
Read MoreWe are busy women, we have a lot on our plate. We’re trying to work outside the home, work inside the home, raise our families, help our husbands, help our families; we have a lot going on. I think as we get into our midlife we are not taking good enough care of ourselves.
So in one sense yes it is due to the time frame of the menopause but I don’t want to say it due to the menopause itself. I have many pre-menopausal women who have exactly that same complaint. They think they have a hormonal imbalance, sometime they do, but my job is to help correct more than just your hormones it’s to help restore balance back in your life.
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Whether it’s six weeks or six months postpartum, the shift back into a professional role often comes with a mix of emotions and a host of physical considerations.
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