At 26 years old there are things about my menstrual cycle I didn’t know! I LOVED this and am recommending it to everyone I know.
Candice
A must have for every female. This book will enable you to feel empowered by giving you the information you need to really understand your menstural cycle
Shani
What an amazing resource for women of all ages. I have learnt so much from you.
Jess
I found it easy to read through, super detailed and I loved the super cute illustrations that demonstrates the female body in an elegant way. I would highly recommend this to all girls any aged.
sbalbontin
I finished it in one day! I just couldn’t put it down, there was so much I didn’t know about my own body. I understand a lot more now.
Kate
It’s crazy how much I didn’t even know about my own body, and what it tells us if we really listen.
"This e-book is a must have! I couldn’t put it down as there were so many ah ha! moments."
Help your students better understand the period cycle and how it impacts physical, mental emotional and social health. This free resource targets stage 4 PDHPE outcomes, includes teacher answers, and prompts critical and creative thinking.
School presentations on menstrual health and wellbeing
Delivered by an experienced teacher, the presentations empower students to understand that periods aren’t scary, but that they can a great tools for better health. These research based seminars elevate body image and self confidence, and equips students with diet/lifestyle strategies for better health and a balanced period.
Bronnie’s story shows the reality of female reproductive health conditions, but ultimately conveys hopeand the empowerment that comes when we listen to our period symptoms and seek help for our period concerns.
1 in 10 women are diagnosed with endometriosis. 2 in 10 women are diagnosed with PCOS. We need to talk about it more!
If you're a student, you can download an information brochure to send to your teachers, school well-being coordinator or principal so they can find out more information about the Bright Girl Health seminars. Simply download the brochure below and email it to your teachers!
“Are you unhappy with your current method of birth control? Or demoralized by your quest to have a baby? Do you experience confusing signs and symptoms at various times in your cycle? This invaluable resource provides the answers to your questions while giving you amazing insights into your body.”
I couldn’t put this book down becasue on each page, my mind was blown with new information I didn’t know about my body. In this book, Toni Weschler thoroughly explains the Fertility Awareness Method (FAM).
Learn how to track ovulation using your temperature
Your basal body temperature (waking temperature) will change during your menstrual cycle. Just after ovulation, your body temperature will peak (or increase), indicating that ovulation has taken place (explained in video). This can help:
1. Predict your next period 2. Be in tune with your cycle, emotions and explain your period symptoms 3. Avoid or achieve pregnancy – natural contraception
Bronnie’s story shows the reality of female reproductive health conditions, but ultimately conveys hopeand the empowerment that comes when we listen to our period symptoms and seek help for our period concerns.
1 in 10 women are diagnosed with endometriosis. 2 in 10 women are diagnosed with PCOS. We need to talk about it more!