An Evening of Integrative Care for Perimenopause and Menopause 1/22/26 6:30pM

Join us for an intimate gathering focused on navigating perimenopause and menopause with thoughtful, integrative care. Our three women's health providers—two acupuncturists and a pelvic floor physical therapist—are hosting a relaxed “fireside chat” (minus the fireplace 😉) to help support through this transition.

Each provider will share a different pillar of support during this transition, including hormone balance, nutrition, holistic facial rejuvenation, pelvic floor health and fitness strategies. Together, we’ll discuss how integrative modalities can support your body, energy, and sense of self during midlife.

This is not a lecture—it’s a conversation. With a small group setting, there will be plenty of time for questions, discussion, and real-world guidance tailored to what you’re experiencing right now.

Spots are limited to keep the evening personal and interactive.

If you’re curious about integrative approaches to perimenopause and menopause, looking for trusted providers, or simply wanting space to learn in a supportive environment, we’d love to have you join us!

UPDATE: This event is sold out, but you’re invited to join the waitlist. Be the first to hear about our next integrative menopause event and receive early access when registration opens.

Anne Chiaramonte, MS, LAc, FABORM

Anne is a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist (2004) and a board-certified fellow in acupuncture reproductive medicine (2009). Anne’s particular interest in women’s health led her to Australia to study with Jane Lyttleton, author of “Treatment of Infertility with Chinese Medicine” and to San Francisco to work with Lifang Liang, author of “Acupuncture and IVF.” In 2009, Anne became part of one of the country’s first on-site acupuncture programs at an IVF clinic, located at Pacific Fertility Center in San Francisco.

Anne founded Arrive Reproductive Medicine as a unique acupuncture practice dedicated to supporting women with cycle-related concerns, fertility challenges and burnout. When she’s not in the clinic seeing patients, you can find Anne listening to podcasts while doing water aerobics, juggling parenting responsibilities or snuggling with her two boys.

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