Goddess Era
Introducing "Goddess Era," a transformative podcast hosted by Dr. Lucy Caratti, integrative medical doctor specialising in women’s health. Join Dr. Caratti at the helm as she navigates the intricacies of menopause with grace and insight, reframing it as a transition into a new phase of self-discovery and empowerment.In each episode, "Goddess Era" invites experts and individuals with lived experiences to share their journeys and insights into menopause. From debunking myths to exploring holistic approaches to managing symptoms, Dr. Caratti and her guests offer a wealth of authentic, engaging, and informative discussions.This podcast isn't just about understanding menopause; it's about embracing it as a time for reflection, growth, and celebration. Whether you're seeking expert knowledge or relatable stories, "Goddess Era" promises to be your go-to resource for navigating this transformative stage of life with confidence and vitality. Tune in and embark on a journey of empowerment and enlightenment like never before.
Meet Dr. Lucy Caratti, the compassionate and informative host of "Goddess Era." With 15 years of clinical experience as an Integrative Doctor specialising in Women’s Health, Fertility, Nutritional, and Environmental Medicine, Lucy is passionate about demystifying menopause and reframing this transition to be a beautiful time of self-exploration and freedom. Her holistic approach empowers women to navigate this stage of life with grace and strength. Lucy holds a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) from the University of Western Australia and Fellowships from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and Australasian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine. Join her on "Goddess Era" for an authentic, informative exploration of menopause.
Goddess Era
Episode 13: Fog, Focus & Forgetfulness with Caroline Gurvich
Join us for the next episode of "Goddess Era," where we delve into brain fog, forgetfulness, cognitive function, and focus. Featuring Caroline Gurvich, a clinical neuropsychologist and Associate Professor at Monash University, this episode tackles the psychosocial risks and cognitive challenges women face during this transitional phase. As the Deputy Director of HER [Health Education Research] Centre Australia, Caroline brings her expertise on women's mental health and the role of hormones in cognition to provide valuable insights and practical advice. From medication to lifestyle changes, Caroline discusses various strategies to manage symptoms and emphasises that there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Whether it’s diet, exercise, or mindfulness practices, she explores a range of options to help women navigate menopause with a clearer mind, better focus, and improved mood.