Serenity Mojo

Serenity Mojo 🌻 Helping women 40+ decode confusing menopause symptoms.

Tackle bloating, fatigue & hormone chaos — naturally.
40 yrs in wellness | Free Reset Call 👇 https://serenitymojo.co.uk/page/links At Serenity Mojo, I help peri-to-post-menopausal women make sense of their symptoms — from bloating, anxiety, and fatigue to restless sleep and hormone chaos. My passion for wellness began early in life, after witnessing the impact of long-term illness in my own family. It sparked a lifelong fascination with how the body, mind, and emotions are deeply connected — and how supporting that connection can transform health and resilience. Now as a Functional Wellness Practitioner, I combine the latest research in nutrition, hormone health, stress resilience, and digestion with over 40 years of experience in holistic wellness. Using kinesiology, nutrition, and functional wellness strategies, I guide women through my Menopause Reset Method — a practical, root-cause approach to restoring balance, calm, and renewed energy, naturally. My approach helps women understand what their body is really trying to say — so they can move from confusion and frustration to clarity and confidence through menopause and beyond.

🌻 40 years in wellness | Author of Am I Menopausal?
💫 Book your Free 15-min Reset Call here: https://serenitymojo.co.uk/page/links

With with imminent launch of my new course 'Finally solving the bloat piece' - I'd like to talk a little more about why ...
15/11/2025

With with imminent launch of my new course 'Finally solving the bloat piece' - I'd like to talk a little more about why so many women are eating well, but still struggle with bloating, discomfort, and unpredictable digestion.

I recently wrote a blog 'Gut Health & IBS: Why ‘Healthy’ Foods Might Be Making You Bloated.'. I delve into:
🌻 How common ‘healthy’ foods (like raw veggies, whole grains, and legumes) can trigger IBS symptoms.⁠
🌻 The connection between stress, gut motility, and bloating. Simple swaps and techniques (like cooking methods, food pairing, or gut-friendly enzymes) to improve digestion.⁠

To read my full blog, click on the link in the comments.⁠ You can also find a free Wellness Tracker on my website, which can help you to identify trigger foods.

📣 New course coming soon 📣Finally Solving the Bloat Piece: Discover what is secretly triggering your bloating, fatigue, ...
12/11/2025

📣 New course coming soon 📣

Finally Solving the Bloat Piece: Discover what is secretly triggering your bloating, fatigue, and brain fog — feel comfortable and confident in your body’s signals without guesswork.

Food shouldn’t feel like a gamble. You don’t need another diet, detox, or supplement shelf full of false promises — you need simplicity.

✨ Imagine knowing exactly which foods leave you calm and energised — and which quietly fuel your bloating and fatigue.
✨ Imagine enjoying a meal out with friends without second-guessing every choice.
✨ Imagine waking up lighter, clearer, and confident that your body is finally on your side.

During this course you’ll uncover your hidden food triggers, lower your body’s stress load, and understand your digestion so you can:

🌻 Enjoy meals and social moments without fear of bloating.
🌻 Feel comfortable in your clothes and at ease in your body again.
🌻 Get your steady energy and mental clarity back — at work, at home, and in life.
🌻 Trust your body’s signals instead of being misled by the latest trend.

This isn’t about restriction. It’s about confidence — the clarity to eat, live, and feel good again by working with your body, not against it.

Contact me via the Learn More button at the top of my page to register your interest in this course once it becomes available.

Many herbal supplements can be effective in helping alleviate menopause symptoms, but it's important to get the right on...
10/11/2025

Many herbal supplements can be effective in helping alleviate menopause symptoms, but it's important to get the right one. So, it's a good idea to vary them or take a pause every month.⁠

It's always a good idea to buy from a trusted source, rather than the price being the deciding factor. I would also recommend consulting with a healthcare professional to ensure its safety and discuss potential interactions with any medication you may be taking or if you have digestive issues.⁠ Herbal supplements are not for everyone⁠

If you're looking for tips and advice on how to manage your menopause symptoms, check out my book 'Am I Menopausal?', which is available to buy on Amazon -head over to the Learn More button at the top of my page.

We often blame ourselves for feeling tired, tense, or foggy.But what if your body isn’t failing you… it’s just been copi...
07/11/2025

We often blame ourselves for feeling tired, tense, or foggy.

But what if your body isn’t failing you… it’s just been coping for too long?

Your body operates like a brilliant business — every department working hard to keep things running smoothly.

The hypothalamus scans for change, the pituitary sends instructions, and the adrenals take action to meet demands. (I explain how this “HPA Axis” works in my latest YouTube video - link in comments.

When the workload is steady — with space for rest and recovery — everything stays balanced. But when too many “urgent memos” arrive — stress, hormones, sleepless nights, skipped meals — your inner team goes into crisis mode. It starts firefighting instead of flourishing.

That’s not weakness — it’s wisdom. Your symptoms are messages from your management team saying, “We need more support.”

Give your body what every good business needs: rest, nourishment, and a chance to reset. When you do, your inner team can return to what it does best — keeping you balanced, calm, and well.

Your body is wise. Listen kindly.

I'd like to share with you the specific benefits Kinesiology offers for women and what you can expect during a session w...
03/11/2025

I'd like to share with you the specific benefits Kinesiology offers for women and what you can expect during a session with me.⁠

Being a Kinesiologist and functional wellness coach is all about helping people restore balance especially when it comes to nutrition and how your whole body communicates with you. Sure, I might suggest tweaks to your diet to make it work better for you, but a Systematic Kinesiologist's role goes way beyond that. One of the foundations I often begin with is helping your balance of proteins, fats, and carbohydrates to support stable blood sugars, steadier moods, and improved energy.⁠

In a Kinesiology session, we go deeper than just food. We explore biochemistry, which is all about the nutrients your body needs and how well your cells are using them. This includes identifying possible deficiencies, digestive support, hydration, detox capacity, and your body’s need for vitamins, minerals, and other natural tools to function at its best.⁠

⁠Kinesiology allows us to pinpoint the specific areas where your body is struggling, without the guesswork.⁠

Your body and brain rely on electrical and chemical signals, and I use gentle muscle testing —a science-based technique—to assess imbalances and get direct feedback about where support is most needed.⁠

And yes—emotions matter too. Stress, past events, and even ongoing pressures can affect your posture, digestion, hormone balance, and immune function. Food intolerances and blood sugar dips can make this worse, creating a loop where you feel foggy, anxious, or constantly under pressure.⁠

On a personal note, since I started incorporating more protein into every meal, my energy levels have soared, and that foggy feeling in my head has cleared up significantly!⁠ (You may find my recent posts on this useful!)⁠

⁠So, what small change can you make today to feel better? Need some ideas? Why not try a Kinesiology session?⁠

As Menopause Awareness Month comes to a close, I want to remind you that support for your hormones, digestion, and energ...
31/10/2025

As Menopause Awareness Month comes to a close, I want to remind you that support for your hormones, digestion, and energy doesn’t end here — and it doesn’t have to feel complicated.

So many women come to me saying,

“I eat well, but I still feel bloated, tired, or off balance.”

The truth is, our bodies in midlife need more than information — they need integration. Lifestyle shifts, calm routines, and food awareness can completely change how you move through this phase.

💫 Gentle daily habits — steady blood sugar, calm digestion, mindful meals — create hormonal balance from the inside out.
💫 The small things you do every day matter more than the big things you do occasionally.
💫 Awareness is power — and that’s exactly what Finally Solving the Bloat Piece Course and The Menopause Puzzle Method are designed to build. Both are launching soon!

These tools help you understand what your body is truly asking for:
🌿 how to eat for calm digestion
🌿 how to reduce bloating and stress flares
🌿 how to feel more energised, focused, and in control again

Menopause is not an ending — it’s a recalibration. Your body is asking for rhythm, nourishment, and care — not restriction or punishment.

If you’re ready to start feeling clear, calm, and balanced again, I’d love to guide you through the next steps.

Let’s make the calm last well beyond World Menopause Month.

October is Menopause Awareness Month 💜What can I do when I’m too tired to ‘take care of myself?'⁠⁠Feeling like life's da...
29/10/2025

October is Menopause Awareness Month 💜

What can I do when I’m too tired to ‘take care of myself?'⁠

Feeling like life's daily demands leave you with no room to prioritise yourself? You're not alone. For many women juggling work, family, and a slew of other responsibilities, the idea of "self-care" can often seem out of reach. ⁠

However, micro-self-care and energy budgeting can create small, yet impactful changes in your life. Whether it's as simple as savouring a warm cup of tea or setting aside five minutes for deep breathing, these tiny steps toward self-care can help replenish your energy and restore your balance. ⁠

Read my blog and discover how you can seamlessly integrate these practices into your life and find moments of calm amidst the chaos. Link in the comments.

October is Menopause Awareness Month 💜This year’s theme — Lifestyle Medicine — highlights how the small, everyday choice...
27/10/2025

October is Menopause Awareness Month 💜

This year’s theme — Lifestyle Medicine — highlights how the small, everyday choices we make can greatly influence our menopause experience. Staying active and moving regularly can make a big difference in how you feel and support a smoother transition through menopause.

During menopause your cortisol levels are higher in the morning, and this is the perfect time to exercise and move with vigour. In the evening, make your exercise routine slower, more stretch orientated, and relaxing by moving all the joints of your body. This helps to keep cortisol levels low.⁠

If you are generally sedentary, find ways to move more throughout the day. This could be walking around the house, or if you need to get up to do something, lung, jog or dance your way there. You don't need to be at the gym, exercising or playing sport. Choose an activity that you enjoy and incorporate it into your life. ⁠

Now is the time to focus on strength and stretching. Some women find their muscles and joints become painful and tire easily, so be kind to them and be aware of when to stop. Be mindful of your energy levels, prioritise your sleep, and concentrate on the health of your lymph, gut and liver.⁠

Keep moving and be active. Listen to your body and incorporate strength training and gentle stretches. However, I would recommend that before you embark on a weight-training programme, to get some advice. ⁠

You can find out loads more information, and read more of my recommendations on this subject in my book 'Am I Menopausal?', which is out now to buy on Amazon. Head to the Learn More button at the top of my page to go to my website for more information.

October is Menopause Awareness Month 💜This year’s theme - Lifestyle Medicine - highlights the powerful role nutrition pl...
24/10/2025

October is Menopause Awareness Month 💜

This year’s theme - Lifestyle Medicine - highlights the powerful role nutrition plays in supporting a smoother, more empowered transition.

If it feels like the foods you used to love now leave you feeling bloated, tired, or just “off,” you’re not alone. Navigating midlife dietary changes can feel confusing, but it doesn’t have to be.

I recently wrote a blog all about this, where I share practical, easy-to-implement tips for managing food sensitivities and balancing blood sugar, all with a gentle and realistic approach. Discover how small changes can help you feel your best — without the stress of strict diets or deprivation. Read my blog here: https://serenitymojo.co.uk/blog/10540/what-should-i-eat-when-everything-i-used-to-eat-seems-to-make-me-feel-worse-

If you're ready to take the next step, why not book a free wellness consultation with me and start your journey toward feeling vibrant and well.

October is Menopause Awareness Month 💜While researching for my book 'Am I Menopausal?', I drew deeply on over 40 years o...
22/10/2025

October is Menopause Awareness Month 💜

While researching for my book 'Am I Menopausal?', I drew deeply on over 40 years of experience as a therapist—continual learning has always been at the heart of my work. There's always something new to explore, and that curiosity keeps me inspired.⁠

Along the way, I’ve come across some incredible books that I regularly return to. If you’re on your own journey of understanding your body and mind, you might find them helpful too:⁠

🌻 Biology of Belief – Bruce Lipton⁠
🌻 Why We Sleep – Matthew Walker⁠
🌻 Breath – James Nestor⁠
🌻 Aromatherapy – Rosemary Caddy⁠
🌻 Essential Oils – Susan Curtis⁠
🌻 The Fragrant Mind – Valerie Ann Worwood⁠
🌻 The Clever Gut Diet – Michael Mosley⁠
🌻 Healthy Gut, Healthy You – Michael Ruscio⁠
🌻 Face Yoga Method – Danielle Collins⁠
🌻 Facial Reflexology – Marie-France Fuller⁠
🌻 The Headspace Guide to Mindful Eating – Andy Puddicombe⁠
🌻 Management of the Menopause – British Menopause Society⁠
🌻 Healing Yoga – Swami Ambikananda Saraswati⁠

You can find 'Am I Menopausal?' on Amazon - go to the Learn More button at the top of my page - or feel free to get in touch if you have any questions or want to chat more.⁠

(Also…. did you spot the cheeky photo bomb from my cat?) 🐾⁠

October is Menopause Awareness Month 💜This year’s theme - Lifestyle Medicine - highlights how everyday choices can shape...
20/10/2025

October is Menopause Awareness Month 💜

This year’s theme - Lifestyle Medicine - highlights how everyday choices can shape our menopause journey. From our nutrition and movement to rest and managing stress, our lifestyle plays a key role in supporting a smoother, more empowered transition.

In this post, I want to focus on one area that often gets overlooked but makes a huge difference: managing stress.

As your hormone levels fluctuate, this puts your body under stress. The catch? Increased stress can actually speed up hormonal decline and make symptoms like hot flushes, night sweats, mood swings, and sleep disturbances even more intense.

If your symptoms are severe and varied with many little niggles rolled into one big struggle, you need to reduce your stressors (the things that cause your stress.)⁠ A stressor is anything that causes your body to make changes, in order to keep you safe, alive, and well.⁠

When your adrenal glands take over oestrogen production, they rely on the same building blocks used to make stress hormones. But there's only enough to make either cake or brownies—and your body will always prioritise stress hormones (the cake) first!

Close the stress cycle. Animals are naturally great at this—after a stressful event, they instinctively shake off the tension once the threat has passed. As humans, we often skip this step. But simple actions like laughing out loud, shaking out your limbs, doing a few star jumps, or sharing a hug (with a person or even a pet) can help your body release built-up stress and reset. It's also important to set aside time for relaxation and keep doing joyful, creative things.⁠

I've dedicated a whole chapter about how to manage stress in my book, 'Am I Menopausal?' - simply head to the Learn More button at the top of my page for more information.

Today is World Menopause day 💜 and I'd like to talk to you about HRT.If you're only treating menopause with HRT, you're ...
18/10/2025

Today is World Menopause day 💜 and I'd like to talk to you about HRT.

If you're only treating menopause with HRT, you're missing half the picture.

And if you’re still bloated, foggy, or fatigued even with the “right” dose — you’re not broken. You’re just not getting the full story and building the right foundation.

HRT can help with a lot. But it can’t:
❌ Heal an inflamed gut
❌ Calm an overactive stress response
❌ Identify which foods are quietly fuelling your bloating

I see women all the time who are doing everything they’re told:
✅ Clean eating
✅ Morning walks
✅ Taking their HRT
⠀..and still they’re frustrated. Bloated after lunch. Clothes that suddenly don’t fit by evening. Tired all the time.

Here’s what most don’t realise:
Your digestion changes in menopause — and if you’re not supporting that, it doesn’t matter how many hormone patches or bioidenticals you’re on.

⚠️ When your gut is inflamed, your whole system is stressed — and that keeps your symptoms stuck.

That’s where lifestyle comes in.
✨ The food you eat
✨ The way you eat it
✨ Your blood sugar balance
✨ Your nervous system

These pieces matter. Sometimes even more than hormones.

So if you’re still feeling bloated, confused, or like your body just isn’t cooperating…
Don’t ignore the lifestyle piece.

Start by solving the bloat. It’s one of the most overlooked symptoms — and one of the most powerful places to begin.

🎥 I’m putting the final touches on a short course called Solving the Bloat Piece — and it’s designed to help you connect the dots between digestion, stress, and your symptoms.

Want early access? Comment BLOAT or send me a DM and I’ll send you the details as soon as it’s ready.

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