Press kit, headshots, B-roll, sample interview questions, and direct media contact for Thrive Through the Change, a 3-part evening series for women 40+ navigating menopause. Hosted by Coach Netra.
More than 1 million American women enter menopause every year, and almost none of them have a roadmap. Thrive Through the Change is an intimate 3-part evening series created by Coach Netra for women 40+ — three nights, three different experts, each taking on a piece of midlife most coverage skips: desire and intimacy, the body and metabolism, and the future of women's health. Curated drinks, charcuterie, and honest conversation in a room built for women 40+.
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Arnetra Shettleworth, known as Coach Netra, is the founder of Butterfly Transformation Nutrition Coaching, an Orlando-based practice for women 40+. She works at the intersection of clinical nutrition and the identity, confidence, and intimacy shifts of midlife. Coach Netra created Thrive Through the Change to give women 40+ the conversation, community, and roadmap most of them never get.
Women in perimenopause and menopause represent one of the largest, most economically active demographics in America, and one of the most ignored in mainstream health media. Thrive Through the Change is a direct response to that silence.
Three evenings move deliberately from intimacy and confidence, to the science of muscle and metabolism, to the future of women's health — a fuller picture of midlife than any single talk or article delivers, and a story that builds across the summer.
Founded and hosted by a local coach at The 5th Floor in Avalon Park, the series puts an Orlando face on a national conversation — and a fast-growing menopause and women's-wellness market.
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