The Mama Coach - Kim Hand, RN BN

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Registered Nurse and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner helping midlife women feel like themselves again 🌿Science-based (Peri)Menopause care rooted in compassion 🩺 Start here with FREE tools & Support ➡️ https://kim-hand.themamacoach.com/links/

This is deep, supportive work.Not a quick fix.If that feels relieving - not intimidating -a Free Discovery Call is your ...
03/04/2026

This is deep, supportive work.
Not a quick fix.
If that feels relieving - not intimidating -
a Free Discovery Call is your next step ❤️

You don’t need to do "all the things". You need the right level of support for this season.Whether that's full-spectrum ...
02/24/2026

You don’t need to do "all the things". You need the right level of support for this season.

Whether that's full-spectrum guidance or one clear, grounded conversation; I'm here for you.

A FREE, no pressure Discovery Call is a great place to start 💓 Link to book is in my Bio, or drop me any comment below and I will send it to your inbox!

Progress isn’t linear. Neither are hormones. Or life. Or motivation.In my 6-week program, we set goals that make sense f...
02/23/2026

Progress isn’t linear. Neither are hormones. Or life. Or motivation.

In my 6-week program, we set goals that make sense for you, as a unique individual.

Not a Pinterest or Social Media version of you with unlimited energy and zero stress.

Some days you’re crushing it.
Some days you’re just showing up.
Both move you forward.
I am here to help you celebrate the small victories ✨️

This work isn’t about willpower.

It’s about support, education, and learning how to stay consistent when things get hard.. because they will. And I truly believe this is what sets my program apart.

You don’t need to be perfect.
You just need a plan that works with your body, not against it - and unfortunately there is no instant fix to feel your best.

You got this 💪

Link in bio to book a FREE Discovery call to learn more about how I can help.

📸 all credit goes to for the beautiful illustration ✨️

I’m hosting a free educational workshopto break down what menopause is,what it isn’t,and what else can mimic these sympt...
02/22/2026

I’m hosting a free educational workshop
to break down what menopause is,
what it isn’t,
and what else can mimic these symptoms.

No fear. No fluff.
Just answers.

👉 Link in bio, or comment "workshop" below and I will send it to you!

02/20/2026

🙋🏼‍♀️Hey Breast Friends! 💕

The mobile screen testing trailer is coming to town!

➡️March 30-April 8

☎️Call the toll free number to book your appointment!

February is Heart Month, dedicated to raising awareness about cardiovascular health, the second leading cause of death i...
02/18/2026

February is Heart Month, dedicated to raising awareness about cardiovascular health, the second leading cause of death in Canada

As someone who has a strong genetic predisposition for cardiovascular disease - this type of research is what drove me to pursue menopause care ❤️

Although there are changes we can make to prevent heart disease (I can help with that! 🙋‍♀️), not everything is within our control.

But knowledge is power.

Sharing to my feed to save for later.

Understanding the powerful connection between hormone therapy and cardiovascular health.

Menopause isn’t one moment.. and it often starts much earlier than most of us expect.For many women in their late 30s an...
02/17/2026

Menopause isn’t one moment.. and it often starts much earlier than most of us expect.
For many women in their late 30s and early 40s, changes can quietly show up as poor sleep, anxiety, brain fog, stubborn weight changes, heavier or irregular periods, or a sense that something just feels off.

In this free online workshop, we’ll unpack the most common myths and misconceptions about menopause and perimenopause, so you can understand what may be happening in your body and why these shifts can begin years before periods stop.

You’ll gain clarity around what’s common, what deserves attention, and how having the right information early can make this transition feel less overwhelming; and help you feel more confident about what’s ahead!

Comment "workshop" below and I will send you the link! 💌

Happy LOVE Day! 💘 Tag or send this to the person who loves you on your calm days and your spicy ones 🔥
02/14/2026

Happy LOVE Day! 💘

Tag or send this to the person who loves you on your calm days and your spicy ones 🔥

Interesting read! 📚I love how she talks about meeting women exactly where they are at - that is also what I do in my pro...
02/09/2026

Interesting read! 📚
I love how she talks about meeting women exactly where they are at - that is also what I do in my programming.

Each 'Total Support Package' is tailored to the need of my clients.

Curious to learn more?
Check out:

https://kim-hand.themamacoach.com
or DM me for the link for a FREE discovery call 📞

Maybe your training isn’t as effective as it used to be. Maybe your nutrition plan suddenly isn’t working. Maybe your recovery feels slower, your sleep is off, or you’re noticing mood swings or shifts in body composition you didn’t expect.

You are not broken. You’re not doing anything wrong. You’re just in a different physiological state—and when you understand what’s going on, you can work with your hormones, not against them.

Let’s break it all down so you can take back control of your training, nutrition, and performance—whether you’re in perimenopause or postmenopause (or supporting someone going through it).

Key Differences: Perimenopause vs. Postmenopause

Think of perimenopause as the transition phase. Hormones—especially estrogen and progesterone—start fluctuating, sometimes wildly. You might feel great one week, and off the next. Sleep, recovery, energy, and performance can all take a hit. Estrogen may spike or dip unexpectedly, impacting everything from insulin sensitivity to mood to muscle protein synthesis.

Postmenopause is what’s on the other side; it becomes the new baseline. Once you’ve gone 12 months without a period, you’re considered postmenopausal, and your hormone levels are low and relatively stable. That stability helps (you shouldn’t have any more wild hormonal spikes or dips), but estrogen’s protective effects on muscle, metabolism, bone, and brain are diminished.

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4215 Fairway Drive, AB T0L0T 0
Claresholm, AB

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8:30am - 3:45pm

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