The Fourth Trimester Healing Hormones and Holding It All Together

Why We Age: The Hidden Science Behind Aging and How to Slow It Down

Dr. Stacie Stephenson explores the science of why we age, breaking down the biological processes that influence longevity, energy, and overall health. From inflammation and cellular health to lifestyle habits that impact how we age, she shares practical strategies that may help support healthy aging and improve your health span. Learn what happens inside the body as we get older and what you can do today to help age stronger, healthier, and younger.

The Aging Younger Plan: 10 Healthy Steps to Extend Your Health Span

In this episode, Dr. Stacie shares the inspiration behind her upcoming book, Aging Younger, and explains why longevity is about more than simply living longer—it's about living better. She discusses the daily habits that can help support a longer health span, including nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress management. Whether you're in your 30s, 50s, or beyond, this conversation offers actionable strategies to help you take an active role in your health and create a foundation for a longer, healthier future.

Let's Talk Testosterone: Why It Matters for Women's Health

In this episode, Dr. Stacie breaks down the role testosterone plays in women's health and why it's about so much more than many people realize. She explores how testosterone can impact energy, mood, muscle mass, motivation, cognitive function, and overall well-being.

The Motherhood Reset: Reclaiming Your Energy Identity and Health

If you’ve ever felt like you lost yourself in motherhood, this episode is for you. Dr. Stacie talks about rebuilding energy, reconnecting with your identity, and creating sustainable habits that support both you and your family.

Motherhood Mysteries: Balancing Wellness and Parenting

How do you take care of yourself while taking care of everyone else? Dr. Stacie shares realistic strategies for maintaining your health, energy, and identity while navigating the demands of motherhood.