“Menopause and estrogen decline is inevitable. However, suffering through it and dismissing it as a sign of aging is not. There are a lot of things we can do. If we are going to live a third of our lives in menopause, we need to make changes today. ”
Our Services
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Menopause is a universal and inevitable experience for women. 65% of women feel unprepared for symptoms menopause may bring. Take time to better understand the symptoms that YOU experience.
Just a few common, yet frequently missed, symptoms of menopause:
anxiety
joint point
bloating
body composition change
brain fog
chronic fatigue syndrome
decreased sexual desire
dry skin, eyes, mouth
heart palpitations
hot flushes
incontinence
frozen shoulder
high cholesterol/triglycerides
genitourinary syndrome
new or worsening autoimmune disease
rage
restless legs
menstrual cycle changes
night sweats
thyroid disorder
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Whether you are new to considering using hormonal contraception, or would like to make a change you have my support. Hormonal and non-hormonal contraceptives need to be individualized, as what works well for one person will not necessarily work well for another. Lets fine-tune what works best for you!
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Learn about which supports your community offers to help with your needs.
Pelvic Health Physical Therapist
Mental Health therapists
Accupuncture, massage, chiropractor
Lactation specialists
Doula support
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These consultations are designed for women seeking expert guidance, clarity, and a deeper understanding of their health—whether navigating midlife changes, a specific diagnosis, or considering treatment options. They are especially valuable for those who want to better understand their symptoms, thoughtfully review prior care, or feel more informed and confident in conversations with their local healthcare providers.
Educational consultations are consultative and informational in nature, grounded in evidence-based medicine, with a focus on personalized insight and clear discussion of risks, benefits, and options.
Educational consults are scheduled for 1 hour in length for a fee of $250
*These visits are non-clinical and educational only. They do not include medical diagnosis, treatment, or the prescribing of medications.
Appointment Types
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New Patient Visit $400 / 90 minutes
Your initial visit is a dedicated 90 minutes designed to fully understand you—your story, health history, and personal goals. Lucie approaches this time with thoughtful attention and clinical depth, with a focus on supporting women through all stages of life, including postpartum and midlife transitions.
Care plans are personalized and evolve over time. Follow-up timing is tailored to the individual; however, for those using hormone therapy, visits are commonly scheduled every 6–12 weeks during dose optimization, then spaced to every 6 months once balance is achieved.
*Established patients with medication management are required to be seen at a minimum of once every 6 months for continuity of patient care.
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Follow-up Visit $250 / 30 minute
Follow-up visits provide dedicated time to assess your progress, evaluate response to your current treatment plan, and make nuanced adjustments when appropriate. Lucie carefully reviews symptoms, treatment effectiveness, and any evolving concerns to ensure your care remains aligned with your goals and lived experience.
Depending on the complexity of your care needs, follow-up visits may be scheduled for 30 to allow for appropriate clinical attention and discussion.
These visits are collaborative, focused, and iterative—offering ongoing guidance and refinement so your care continues to evolve with you over time.
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Out-of-State Educational Consult $300/60 minutes
Description Lucie offers educational consultations for individuals located out of Washington State.
This visit is ideal for individuals who do not have a specialized clinician in women’s menopause or sexual healthcare in their residing state and/or are seeking some guidance and partnership with their current clinician.
Educational consults are scheduled for 1 hour in length.
*These visits do not involve the prescribing of medications.
“Knowledge will bring you the opportunity to make a difference”
- Claire Fagin