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Women’s Health Week is 7–11 September 2026 — a reminder to pause, check in with your body and ask yourself: How am I really doing?

Whether you’re a young woman navigating your hormones, a mum running on empty, or moving through perimenopause or menopause, your health deserves to be prioritised. In this blog, Angela shares why women’s health is so personal to her, the women she sees every day in clinic, and how Womb to World can support you through every season.

Written by Angela Marshall, CEO & Lead Acupuncturist at Womb to World.

Have you ever felt like something is “off”, even though you can’t quite explain why?

You might be functioning, getting through the day and telling everyone you’re fine — but underneath it all, you feel emotionally heavy, overwhelmed or unable to truly switch off. In this blog, we explore what energy healing is, how it may support emotional wellbeing, and why sometimes creating space to pause and reconnect with yourself can be exactly what you need.

What does stress have to do with pelvic tension, painful periods, bloating and fertility? More than you might think. 🤍

In our latest blog, we explore the connection between your nervous system, pelvic health and physical tension — and how treatments like acupuncture, womb massage, lymphatic drainage and cupping may help support your body.

Read the full blog to discover why your body may be asking you to slow down, soften and release.

Do you wake up tired, rely on coffee to get through the day, and wonder why you never quite feel restored — even after a full night’s sleep?

There’s tired… and then there’s the kind of tired where your body feels like it’s running on empty.

If you’ve been telling yourself “I just need to sleep more” but the exhaustion isn’t going away, your body may be asking for something deeper. In this blog, we explore 5 signs your body may be running on empty — and what Chinese medicine can do to support your energy and recovery.

PCOS is now officially called PMOS—but what does that actually mean?

In this blog, Angela Marshall explains why the name changed, what the latest international research says, and why this shift better reflects the whole-body nature of the condition. Learn what the change means for your diagnosis, your care, and how a holistic approach can support hormone health.

By Angela Marshall, Acupuncturist & Founder of Womb to World