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Once you know your patterns you can organise your life, reducing stress levels

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heavily. Vianney Leigh (instagram.com/ statusflow.co) is founder of the Status Flow Collective and the host of the Periods And Power Moves podcast. She has been inspired by the likes of Pope and functional nutritioni­st and period coach Alisa Vitti (floliving.com) to become one of the leaders of a new generation of menstrual coaches.

Work-life success seems to be one of the major reasons why period coaches are gaining traction. When en like I’m fine-tuning myself into Leigh’s client Cathryn the powerhouse p I want to be McSwiggan, 40, quit every eve day of the month.’ London’s corporate P Put simply, women world to start her own do don’t want period woes business, she was to hold them back. Sarah excited yet also By Byrne (sarahbyrne­well ‘incredibly stressed’. ne ness.com) runs the

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Vianney Leigh. world, while others I wanted to to run their businesses in hide away. Having seen Vianney’s alignment with their cycles. work on social media, I realised my ‘These clients want to get a handle on menstrual cycle played much more of mood swings, they’re tired of being a role in my life than I gave it credit for tired and they want to be as productive and signed up for coaching to better as possible,’ says Byrne. understand my body. As a result, I’ve That sounds like something we can lost weight, have more energy and feel all get behind.

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