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As Pesach approaches, many women find themselves juggling a long list of responsibilities—cleaning, cooking, shopping, organizing, hosting—and often doing it all while still managing everyday life.
For women over 40, who are often navigating hormonal shifts and midlife changes, this season can feel especially intense. We’re more prone to feeling depleted, anxious, and stretched thin—and yet, we tend to push on, placing ourselves at the very bottom of the list.
But Pesach isn’t just about crossing tasks off a to-do list. It’s about creating space for freedom, renewal, and meaningful connection—not only with others but also with yourself.
This year, give yourself permission to pause and reflect:
The invitation is simple but powerful—shift from survival mode into a more mindful and nourishing way of preparing for Pesach.
As we age, how we manage stress and balance our blood sugar has a direct impact on how we feel day to day—especially during demanding periods like Chagim.
When stress is high and blood sugars are all over the place, we tend to experience:
Balanced blood sugar and regulated stress responses help stabilize your energy levels, improve mood, and reduce that frazzled, "on edge" feeling. By taking care of yourself—through mindful eating, pacing yourself, staying hydrated, and prioritizing rest—you’ll be able to show up to the Chag feeling calmer, more grounded, and present.
I also spoke with Dr. Barbara Schwarck about how to reduce anxiety around Pesach, stay aligned with your wellness goals, and prepare without sacrificing your emotional or physical well-being.
🎥 You can watch the replay here
If you’d like personalized support to manage your daily life and Chagim in a way that supports your body, hormones, and overall wellness, I’d love to help.
👉 Click here to book a free call with me, and together we’ll create a plan to help you feel stronger, calmer, and more energized—not just during Pesach, but every day.