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Your Second Season is based it on 3 pillars: Live in purpose, Achieve Identity, and Understand your emotional and physical well-being.  We bring midlife experts and advocates from across the U.S. and centralize the information for you under one umbrella. You can easily navigate the information so you are able to live your second season with confidence!

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My why for Your Second Season (YSS)

“Just deal with it.” “It is all in your head.” “It is just menopause,” I am told, over and over again, as I am ushered back to the exit sign, pondering the confusion I still feel leaving the doctor’s office. 

I reach home and refuse to be defeated.  I pull out my chair, and with my small desktop fan, I dive into the world of Google.  All I want to know is if my racing heart, lack of focus, feeling flat, low libido, and hair loss is tied to additional feelings of a lack of purpose, menopause symptoms, and need for identity.  Is it a combination of everything, or do I have something seriously wrong with me?

Typing feverishly, as I search my many physical symptoms and emotional angst, my Google experience is like an exploding star following another exploding star.  So many directions to choose:  “Who do I trust?” “What study is correct?”  “What was that side effect again?”  It makes my head spin.  So  I give up, lean back in my chair, bring my fan closer to my face, and mumble “Just deal with it.”   

I developed Your Second Season as a result of personal struggles to understand why I wasn’t feeling “right” and to find purpose as my children left home when I turned 50.

I started to explore this transition (my second season) and found myself annoyed with the negative stereotype associated with “older women.” The lack of support and fragmented resources were also frustrating, and I found it very difficult to understand what was happening to me. The void that surrounds this community of women is glaringly apparent. We need to come together and talk about this midlife change.

Your Second Season, your second half, your second act,  your midlife years should be amazing and exciting!  It should be a life-changing, empowering wisdom-filled passage as we enter into this transition.   Let us support you by helping you master your own path so you live in a healthy and thriving second season.    

Susan