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🧘‍♀️ Menopause Anxiety:
Take Control of your Symptoms.

Gentle yoga is just perfect for menopause anxiety — it offers an easy, quick, and proven way to lower stress and regain control in this tough time of life.

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Simple 5-minute practices to help you control your anxiety and find a calm when you need it most.

No experience needed. Just grab a mat and breathe.

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🌿 Finding Calm Through Yoga for Menopause Anxiety. 

If you’ve been feeling more anxious, restless, or on edge lately - you’re not imagining it. Menopause anxiety (and perimenopause anxiety disorder) are real, and they can make even small things feel overwhelming.

 

Hormonal changes during this time can heighten the body’s stress response, making the heart race, thoughts spiral, and sleep harder to come by.

I know that feeling too - the sudden rush of panic for no clear reason, the tension that seems to hum beneath the surface.

 

But yoga has been one of the most grounding tools I’ve found. It helps calm the nervous system, steady the breath, and remind your body that it’s safe to relax.

And if you're new to yoga, don't worry - that's why I created Second Spring - to bring the benefits to all menopausal and perimenopausal women who need it most. 

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It's not just breathing - yoga for menopause breathworks can lower your stress levels and menopause anxiety within minutes!  
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Turning your head upside down when your brain feels upside down can surprisingly make the world of difference. 

🧘‍♀️ How Yoga Eases Anxiety and Menopause Mood Shifts.

Yoga is much more than stretching - it’s a way to retrain your body’s stress response.

Gentle poses, mindful breathing, and guided rest activate the parasympathetic nervous system, the body’s natural “calm mode.”

This helps ease symptoms of anxiety and menopause, like racing thoughts, muscle tension, and insomnia.
 

Practices like Boxed Breathwork and Legs Up the Wall send powerful signals of safety to your brain, lowering cortisol and balancing mood swings.

Over time, yoga helps you meet anxious moments with more softness — and less fear.

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Jane

“I used to wake up with my heart racing for no reason. These gentle yoga sessions helped me breathe again - literally. I feel calmer and more in control.”
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Hilary

“Menopause anxiety had me on edge all the time. Yoga gave me a way to settle my body when my mind was spinning - it’s like pressing pause on the panic.”
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Tess

“After just a few weeks, I started sleeping through the night again. I still have anxious moments, but they don’t take over anymore.”
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Jessica

“I didn’t realise how much tension I was carrying until I started moving and breathing. Now, I feel lighter, more grounded - more like myself again.”

⏱️ Short on Time? No Problem.

Second Spring is full of quick and easy practices that really work. 

You may think yoga takes forever and you just don't have the time. But it doesn't have to. Research shows that even very short yoga practices improve cognitive function and psychological well-being in menopausal women ScienceDirect.


Another study found that GABA levels rose by 27% after a single yoga session, easing menopause brain fog and supporting mood YouTube.

5 to 10 minutes a day can make a difference. Why not give it a go, it's really easy and you don't need any special equipment or experience. 

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Who knew that sticking your tongue out and pretending to be a Lion could transform your menopause brain fog. 
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No this isn't just lying down and relaxing, this yoga position has been proven to help with menopause anxiety. 

🌙 What to Take for Menopause Anxiety?

You might be wondering what supplements or treatments to take for menopause with anxiety. While everyone’s path is different, yoga offers something you can do right now - no prescription needed. It’s safe, natural, and builds resilience from the inside out.
 

When you move, breathe, and rest with awareness, your body starts to remember how to self-soothe. It’s not about “fixing” anxiety overnight - it’s about creating space to feel calm again, even in the middle of change.

🧘‍♀️ Are you ready to lower your anxiety right now?

I’d love for you to try my three free beginner-friendly classes designed to ease menopause anxiety.

 

They’re short, simple, and easy to follow — even if you’ve never done yoga before.

 

When you’re ready, our full program offers more ways to feel cooler, calmer, and in control — one mindful breath at a time.

 

Yoga is also amazing with other menopause symptoms such as meno-rage, brain fog, insomnia and hot flashes. 

It changed my life when I was in a pretty bad place and I want you to have the same experience too. 

Daniella x

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Feel the benefits for FREE

Get 3 Great Videos to reduce Menopause Anxiety right now

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VIDEO ONE: Legs Up the Wall is one of the most restorative poses for reducing  menopause anxiety.

By slowing the heart rate and encouraging steady, mindful breathing, it signals to your body that it’s safe to relax — easing the fight-or-flight response common in perimenopause anxiety disorder.

Just a few minutes in this posture can calm racing thoughts, and help you feel grounded and centred. Many women find it a simple, effective practice for managing anxiety and menopause, supporting emotional balance and a calmer mind through hormonal changes.

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VIDEO TWO: Boxed Breathwork is a simple yet powerful tool to manage menopause anxiety.

This focused breathing practice regulates the nervous system, lowers cortisol, and eases the rapid heart rate and restlessness often experienced during perimenopause anxiety disorder.

Practicing just a few rounds before or during stressful moments can quiet the mind, reduce racing thoughts, and create space to respond rather than react. It’s a simple, science-backed way to support emotional balance and calm anxiety and menopause symptoms naturally.

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VIDEO THREE: Supta Baddha Konasana will help soothe away menopause anxiety.

Resting in this posture encourages the parasympathetic nervous system to activate, helping to lower stress hormones and soothe menopause anxiety.

Even just a few minutes in this pose can leave you feeling calmer, more grounded, and in control of your emotions. I find it an effective practice for easing perimenopause anxiety disorder and creating lasting emotional stability during hormonal transitions.

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Simple 5-minute practices to help you control your anxiety and find a calm when you need it most.

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Our Yoga for Menopause Second Spring Membership includes 40-plus videos designed for every symptom — from hot flashes and anxiety to brain fog, insomnia and mood changes.

 

Get access to live classes, a supportive online chat community, and personal guidance from Daniella and the team.

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Key Benefits of Yoga for Menopause Relief

  • Helps lift brain fog & sharpen focus

  • Reduces anxiety and emotional reactivity

  • Improves sleep quality and relieves insomnia

  • Calms rage, tension, and mood swings (meno-rage)

  • Eases hot flush frequency and intensity

In sum, yoga offers a gentle, holistic path through menopause—improving brain clarity, calming emotions, supporting restful sleep, and easing the heat of hot flushes—all from your mat.

I couldn't recommend it highly enough - it really did change my life and I hope it can have the same impact on yours. 

Daniella x

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Yoga can help with more menopause symptoms.

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The more you practice the better it works - spend time with our expert instructor in real time every week — designed to help with hot flushes, insomnia, brain fog, meno-rage and more.

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Instantly stream 5+ hours of guided yoga sessions tailored specifically for menopause and perimenopause symptoms including -

🌀 Meno-Rage
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🧠 Brain Fog
🤸‍♀️ Osteoperosis
 

Practice any time, at your own pace.

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Connect with other women on the same path. Share tips, support and stories in a safe, supportive space moderated by our team.

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💤 Improve sleep and energy
🔥 Ease hot flushes and night sweats
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🫶 Feel supported in your menopause journey

Whether you’re new to yoga or returning after a break, this is a space just for you.

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