Coming Home to Ourselves with Denise Elysa
Menopause symptoms are often treated as a hormone problem, but what if the nervous system and stress response play a much bigger role than we realize? In this conversation, Denise Elysa speaks with hormonehealth and stress resilience coach Sharon Pendlington about how the nervous system, stress, and the fight-or-flight response influence the menopause transition and many of the symptoms women experience during perimenopause and menopause. Together they explore a more empowered perspective onmenopause; one that moves beyond fixing a hormone imbalance and instead looks at how chronic stress, nervous system dysregulation, and modern lifestyle pressures affect women’s bodies during midlife. You’ll learn how menopause and the stress responseare deeply connected, why many menopause symptoms are messages from the body, and how practices that support nervous system regulation for menopause can help women navigate this transition with greater awareness, resilience, and self-trust. In this episode we explore: · The connection between menopause and stress response · How the fight or flight response affects menopause symptoms · Why nervous system regulation for menopause matters · Early perimenopause symptoms and hormone shifts · Somatic healing and embodiment practices · How chronic stress impacts the menopause transition · Why menopause symptoms are often misunderstoodas only a hormone imbalance · Tools for building resilience during the menopausetransition · Meditation, mindfulness and somatic therapy formenopause support Extended version inside EmbodiedSoul Community where we go deeper into: • exploration of repressed anger, boundary setting,and symptoms as healing responses • How incomplete stress responses can live in the body andsurface as heat, rashes, hot flashes, and sleep disruption • More on childhood survival patterns like control,perfectionism, blame, and worth tied to productivity • A full guided embodiment practice for checking in withbody, breath, and capacity • Denise’s personal reflections on workaholism, self-worth,illness, and learning to rest • Expanded discussion of cycle syncing, perimenopauseunpredictability, and adrenal-hormone support • Deeper conversation on libido, trauma, freeze states,pleasure, and pelvic safety • More on burnout warning signs, chronic illness overlap,and early perimenopause cues Meet the Host: Denise Elysa is a practitioner and teacher of multiplemodalities including somatic inquiry, intuitive energy healing, past life regression, oracle card reading and meditation. Blending somatic inquiry, somatic parts work, nervous-system informed education, intuition and grounded spirituality, she helps people who feel disconnected or chronically unwell reconnect with themselves, increase their capacity and awaken their inner healer, without requiring medical validation or overwhelming routines. Connect with Denise [https://deniseelysa.com/link-tree/] Meet the Guest: Sharon Pendlington is a certified hormone health and stressresilience coach with over a decade of experience helping women navigate perimenopause and menopause symptoms. Her work focuses on helping women understand the connection between hormones, the nervous system, and stress, and supporting them in building sustainable nervous system regulation. Want to know your Perimenopause Archetype? Take this 3-minute Quiz [https://mailchi.mp/sharonpendlington/whats-your-perimenopause-archetype] www.sharonpendlington.com [http://www.sharonpendlington.com/]
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