Midlife didn’t just change my body—it changed my relationship with food.

At the same time life was getting fuller and more demanding, I found myself:

  • exhausted
  • craving sugar by the afternoon
  • standing in the kitchen at night… not even hungry

By day, I was capable, productive, and “fine.”

By night, I was reaching for food—or wine—just to take the edge off.

Doctors called it stress. Hormones. Aging.

And while those were part of it… no one explained why food suddenly felt so much harder.

Sound familiar?

I’m a Registered Nurse, menopause coach, and intuitive eating counselor—and a woman who’s lived this.

Now I help midlife women who:

  • hold it together all day but lose it with food at night
  • feel out of control around sugar or snacking
  • are done dieting but don’t know what to do instead

Here’s what I focus on:

Understanding what’s actually driving your hunger (not just physically—but emotionally and hormonally)

Steadying your body so the pull toward food quiets (with nourishment, not restriction)

Rebuilding trust with your body so you’re not constantly starting over

Helping you feel calm, clear, and in control again without relying on willpower

If you’re here, you’re not starting over. You’re starting differently.

And you don’t have to figure it out alone.

👉 Take the quiz ….click here: What’s Driving Your Hunger in Midlife? …It’s the best place to begin!

The way you eat is the way you live — rushed, restricted, distracted, or fully present. Food is never just about food. It’s your body’s most honest language.

CHECK OUT MY BLOG ON ‘Having the Courage to Change in Midlife
  • Working with Kathleen was the best decision I’ve made!

    I finally felt heard and was guided to make choices that finally improved my health. She helped me believe I could do it, and I did.
    Noreen H in Maine
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Our adorable Labradoodle, HUDSON

When I’m not helping midlife women, you can find me…

enjoying the outdoors, traveling, enjoying all types of foods (especially chocolate), reading, writing, knitting or walking our slightly anxious Labradoodle. We also love to hang out with our two amazing grown children, and run around with our energetic, handsome grandsons, Jack and Rory!