The Course
Dive into the heart of understanding and embracing menstrual cycles in a way that's inclusive and affirming for people of all gender identities. This course peels back the layers on traditional views of menstruation, exploring the biological, emotional, and societal impacts through a gender-inclusive lens. You'll gain a fresh perspective on how to navigate and support menstrual health in yourself or loved ones, breaking free from stigmas and constructing a healthier, more open dialogue around what has long been a taboo subject.
By unpacking the intersections of gender identity and menstrual health, this course offers invaluable insights and strategies tailored to the needs of transgender, non-binary, and genderqueer individuals, as well as cisgender allies looking to foster understanding and inclusivity. Get ready to apply what you learn in real-world settings, whether that's in personal relationships, educational frameworks, or healthcare advocacy. Unlock a newfound appreciation for the cycle that's a part of so many lives, and step into a role as a proactive, informed supporter for those experiencing menstruation in all walks of life.
What you will learn
I started this course drawing upon a wealth of scientific insight and heartfelt personal experiences to ensure it's both informative and deeply empathetic. I've taken great care to weave together perspectives that honor individual experiences, while also providing a comprehensive understanding of the physiological and emotional aspects of the menstrual cycle. You'll find that it's organized to guide you step by step, making the learning as seamless as possible. Imagine having a friend who's got all the facts, tips, and supportive nods you need as you navigate this personal journey. That's precisely the atmosphere I've aimed to create here – a nurturing space where you'll gain valuable knowledge and the confidence to embrace your cycle in a way that feels affirming and empowering.
Curriculum
Your instructor
Kelsey Wyman is a seasoned educator and mental health therapist. Their expertise in gender-affirming practices and their collaborative approach to learning have made them a beloved figure among students seeking both knowledge and empathy on their journeys through menstruation.
The course "Love Meets Menstruation: A Guide to Your Cycle" is a true representation of Kelsey's passion for breaking down barriers and creating dialogue around topics that are often shrouded in silence or discomfort. Their innovative curriculum is informed by years of research, activism, and conversations with community members. Kelsey's commitment to this work shines through their engaging teaching style and dedication to empowering individuals with the tools and confidence they need to navigate their cycles in a way that aligns with their identity and experiences.