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This is the final episode of Brain Fog Solution — and I want to say a heartfelt thank you for being here. Over this series, we’ve explored the fog, the fatigue, the hormone chaos, and the emotional ups and downs that so many women quietly battle through.

If you’ve been nodding along, taking notes, or simply feeling less alone, then this work has done what it was meant to do.

And while this chapter is closing, a brand-new one is beginning.
Because the truth is: brain fog is only one part of the perimenopause story — and you deserve deeper support.

✨ Introducing my new podcast: Menopause & Me
A space where we talk candidly about everything you were never taught about perimenopause — the physical shifts, the mental load, the identity changes, the rage, the tears, the joy, and the rebuilding.

If you’ve ever thought:
“Why do I feel like this?”
“Is this normal?”
“How do I get myself back?”

…this new podcast is for you.

Each episode blends practical, science-backed insights with compassion, real stories, and tools you can use straightaway to feel clearer, calmer, and more like you again.

So if you’ve loved Brain Fog Solution, you’ll absolutely want to join me over there.
Search “Menopause & Me” and hit follow so you don’t miss the first episode.

Thank you for being part of this journey — and here’s to your next chapter, with clarity, confidence and so much more ease.

With love,
Emma xxx

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Medical Disclaimer:

The information contained in this podcast or provided through my website, emails, or products, is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment that can be provided by a physician, therapist, licensed dietitian or nutritionist, or any other healthcare professional.

This podcast is not to be used to attempt to diagnose, treat, or cure in any manner whatsoever any disease, condition, or other physical or mental ailments of the human body. This material does not in any way replace a relationship that exists, or should exist, between you and a medical doctor or other healthcare professional.

Always seek the advice of your physician or another qualified health care professional regarding any questions or concerns you have about your specific health situation. I advise you to speak with your own physician...

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So many midlife women spend their whole lives being “the strong one” — the reliable friend, the supportive partner, the capable colleague, the woman who holds everything together while quietly falling apart herself. But what does that constant strength actually cost you?

In this deeply emotional and revealing episode of Brain Fog Solution, Emma explores the invisible weight carried by high-achieving women in perimenopause and menopause. You’ll discover why so many of us fall into the “strong friend” role, how this pattern leads to burnout, brain fog, exhaustion and loss of identity, and why your body can no longer tolerate pushing through.

Emma offers compassionate insight into the hidden stress load midlife women carry, why your hormones amplify everything, and how to redefine strength in a way that supports your wellbeing rather than draining it. This episode is a powerful reminder that real strength isn’t holding it all together — it’s allowing yourself to rest, receive support, and set boundaries without guilt.

If you’ve ever felt unseen, overwhelmed, or like you’re carrying the emotional load of everyone around you, this episode will speak straight to your heart.

Perfect for women in their 40s, 50s and 60s navigating brain fog, burnout, emotional overload, perimenopause, identity shifts and midlife reinvention.

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Feeling foggy, anxious or wired but tired? 😣
You’re not imagining it — when your brain’s running on empty, even simple tasks can feel impossible.

My free First Steps to Beating Brain Fog checklist helps you pinpoint what’s really driving your fog — from hormones and gut health to stress, sleep, and blood sugar — and gives you simple, science-backed actions you can take today to start clearing your head and feeling like yourself again.

🧠 Download your free checklist:

https://brainfogsolution.kit.com/firststepstobeatingbrainfog

Medical Disclaimer:

The information contained in this podcast or provided through my website, emails, or products, is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment that can be provided by a physician, therapist, licensed dietitian or nutritionist, or any other healthcare professional.

This podcast is not to be used to attempt to diagnose, treat, or cure in any manner whatsoever any disease, condition, or other physical or mental ailments of the human body. This material does not in any way replace a relationship that exists, or should exist, between you and a medical doctor or other healthcare professional.

Always seek the advice of your physician or another qualified health care professional regarding any questions or concerns you have about your specific health situation. I advise you to speak with your own physician...

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Are you in your 40s or 50s thinking, “I don’t feel like myself anymore”?
You’re not imagining it — and you’re definitely not alone.

In this deeply comforting and empowering episode, Emma Bennett (Menopause Coach, Holistic Nutritionist, and founder of The Empowerful Club) breaks down why identity loss is so common in perimenopause, why your emotions feel all over the place, and how to gently reconnect with your authentic self again — without pressure, perfectionism, or adding more to your already full plate.

We dive into:

💛 Why you suddenly feel like a stranger to yourself
💛 The emotional whiplash (rage → tears → numbness)
💛 How hormones, exhaustion, and midlife load affect your sense of self
💛 Tiny steps to rebuild confidence, energy, and joy
💛 How to reconnect with the parts of you that feel “lost”
💛 The power of micro-joy and gentle identity rebuilding

If you’re ready to feel more like you again — grounded, clear, energised, and connected — this episode will meet you exactly where you are.

✨ Mentioned in the episode:
Reignite Your Joy — Emma’s signature programme for midlife women ready to rebuild their energy, clarity, and confidence.

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Feeling foggy, anxious or wired but tired? 😣
You’re not imagining it — when your brain’s running on empty, even simple tasks can feel impossible.

My free First Steps to Beating Brain Fog checklist helps you pinpoint what’s really driving your fog — from hormones and gut health to stress, sleep, and blood sugar — and gives you simple, science-backed actions you can take today to start clearing your head and feeling like yourself again.

🧠 Download your free checklist:

https://brainfogsolution.kit.com/firststepstobeatingbrainfog

Medical Disclaimer:

The information contained in this podcast or provided through my website, emails, or products, is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment that can be provided by a physician, therapist, licensed dietitian or nutritionist, or any other healthcare professional.

This podcast is not to be used to attempt to diagnose, treat, or cure in any manner whatsoever any disease, condition, or other physical or mental ailments of the human body. This material does not in any way replace a relationship that exists, or should exist, between you and a medical doctor or other healthcare professional.

Always seek the advice of your physician or another qualified health care professional regarding any questions or concerns you have about your specific health situation. I advise you to speak with your own physician...