At the heart of Esoteric Women’s Health
is the knowing that every woman regardless of age, background, culture, religion, life experiences, choices, or any other external differences, there is an innate quality that resides equally within us all. 

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In a world where roles and expectations on women, such as being a ‘good’ mother or daughter, a good worker and student, leading a successful career, and acquiring the perfect body to name but a few, we have lost sight of our inner-most connection to who we truly are. Consequently, such roles and societal expectations are what define us – but the end result is that they leave us unfulfilled and unsettled within ourselves.

Esoteric Women’s Health is a globally active community of women, men, complementary health practitioners, allied health professionals and many more, who are all unified in response to addressing the current state of Women’s Health and redefining what we deem to be true and wholesome well-being.

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We are dedicated to offering services, events and products that provide the opportunity to return to living in ways that allow women to honour their body and innate stillness whilst keeping up with their many commitments and demands. Put simply – there is a way to do it all that does not need to be at the expense of your body and its health.

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From a true foundation, self-caring lifestyle choices can be made and sustained which offer the opportunity to restore real and sustainable health and well-being for women.

Listen to the founding director, Natalie Benhayon, share more on what Esoteric Women's Health is about, in the below audio:

Our philosophy is grounded in the knowing that:

• Within each and every woman resides the answers for her own development and healing
   

• Lifestyle choices and how we live are key to understanding and revolutionising our state of health and wellbeing

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Each of these principles are fundamental to instigating change that is true and sustainable. 

Women today are ensured by the lifestyle of the ‘modern woman’; the busyness, the drive, the expectations to perform, to be sexy and attractive but also a feminist, to have it all together, to not be weak, to be there for the family, to nurture, to support, to fight for equality … and perhaps somewhere after all of that, to have a cup of tea for yourself.

Indeed, upon us is a call for a revolution, but one that does not fight against what is currently not working. Rather, it is one that will seek to correct the declining direction of our health statistics and restore us to a way of living that places the quality of who we are and the quality of our whole being as the forerunner of daily life.