
Is Your Body Asking for a Reset? How to Spot the Hormonal Signals
Our bodies are clever. Long before burnout or health problems fully set in, we often get small signs that something isn’t quite right. The challenge is that most of us are so busy pushing through daily life that we ignore these signals until they become too loud to dismiss.
One of the most common areas where imbalance shows up is in our hormones. Hormones like cortisol, oestrogen, and progesterone play a central role in regulating mood, sleep, energy, and even appetite. When they’re thrown off — by stress, poor sleep, or less-than-ideal nutrition — the effects ripple across every part of life.

How Stress Disrupts Your Hormones: The Oestrogen & Progesterone Link
If you’re feeling overwhelmed, anxious, and like your cycle has a mind of its own lately — stress might be playing a bigger role than you think.
While stress is often seen as a mental or emotional issue, it has very real physiological effects, especially on female hormones. In this post, I’m breaking down how chronic stress affects your oestrogen and progesterone levels, what symptoms this can lead to, and how you can begin to support your body back into balance.

How Female Hormone Imbalance Can Affect Your Stress Levels.
Struggling with stress and not sure why? It might be more than just a busy schedule. Hormone imbalances can have a huge impact on our mental well-being. Here’s a quick look at how these imbalances might be affecting your stress levels:

5 Things I Wish Women Knew About Stress & Female Hormones.
Understanding how female hormones affect stress can help empower you to take control of your well-being. Here are five crucial insights: