|  

Nov17WD EmailHeader copy

How to Prepare Now for a Healthy Mind and Body at 40, 50 and Beyond

Thursday, November 9, 2017 5:30-7:30 p.m. Waldron Public House

58 Ionia Ave. SW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503

Feeling good and being healthy can be tricky when faced with challenges of daily life and an ever-changing and confusing body with hormone-related changes in menstrual cycles and related mood changes, headaches, weight gain, energy levels, sex drive and sleep issues. These changes associated with Perimenopause as well as family medical history, busy schedules and lack of knowledge can increase risk of obesity, diabetes, bone loss, cancer and early heart attack.

Join Dr.Diana Bitner, MD, to learn how you can feel your best today and prepare for the inevitable changes that Perimenopause will bring.

What you'll learn:

  • Common hormone-related symptoms such as menstrual migraines, PMS, cycle related mood change, weight gain and sex drive
  • What facts from your family medical history will shed light on why it is hard to keep a healthy weight and why the chin hairs keep coming
  • What are the basics of a healthy lifestyle to maintain even when the schedule is out of control
  • How to think about sex drive and deal with lower than expected sex drive and changing desire
  • What to do when energy levels are low
  • What foods will help you feel better and be better everyday


Online registration is now closed. Tickets will be available for purchase at the door.


About Dr. Bitner:

Diana Bitner MD loves being a doctor for women at Spectrum Health and now is the Chief Medical Officer and a founder of true. Women’s Health. Dr. Bitner is the author of “I Want to Age Like That! Healthy Aging Through Midlife and Menopause” which has sold over 1500 copies and now has a companion workbook. She is the Director of the Midlife and Menopause Health Services at Spectrum and her Women’s Health Pilot Study was published in the journal Menopause.

Dr. Bitner is a Certified Menopause Practitioner as a member of the North American Menopause Society (NAMS) and received the NAMS Menopause Practitioner of the Year for North America in 2015. She has a weekly live television spot on the Fox17 discussing a wide variety of women’s health topics.

Diana Bitner, MD is a Board Certified Ob/Gyn, DaVinci Robotic Surgeon, listed in Best Doctors of West Michigan, a Fellow in the American College of Ob/Gyn, a member of American Society of Reproductive Medicine and the International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Function (ISSWSH). She is a graduate of Wayne State University School of Medicine ’92 and completed a residency at Spectrum Health/Butterworth Hospital in 1996.


Cancellation Policy

Individuals who register for the event and subsequently are no longer able to attend for any reason are encouraged to provide a replacement guest for attendance. Substitutions are welcome at any time prior to the event as long as full guest information is provided to Serendipity Media. There is no charge to make this change prior to the event.

If you do not wish to provide a replacement guest for the event, full cancellations must be submitted in writing to Megan at Serendipity Media two weeks prior to the event date. At this time, 80% of the original ticket price will be refunded in the manner of payment provided during registration. Cancellations made within two weeks prior to the event will not be provided a refund of their ticket purchase.

Save

Save

Save

Save

Save

Save

Save

Save

Save

Save

Save

Save

Save

From this issue

/Michele%20Suchovsky,%20JD:%20Helping%20Transform%20Lives,%20One%20Custom-Trained%20Working%20Dog%20at%20a%20Time
Michele Suchovsky was born in the U.P., and after moving around a bit, settled with her family and younger brother in Grand Rapids her junior year of high school. She went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Michigan, and later, her Juris Doctorate from the University of Notre Dame Law School. It was during those formative college years that Suchovsky first became familiar with Paws With A Cause (PAWS) through a friend who had a PAWS dog, named WAGER.
/Eureka%20C.%20People:%20Taking%20On%20Kent%20County’s%20Housing%20Crisis
Through her extensive humanitarian and nonprofit work, Eureka C. People has demonstrated her commitment as a passionate and dedicated advocate. Today, as President and CEO of Housing Kent, People is leading the organization’s effort to dissolve homelessness, increase affordable housing, and eliminate the shocking racial disparities in the housing system in Kent County. West Michigan Woman connected with her to learn more.
/Your%20Best-Dressed%20Guide%20for%20Spring%20and%20Summer%20Events
For many, the spring and summer months bring an abundance of events, whether it’s a destination wedding, family celebration, work-related gala, or other special gathering. Is your wardrobe ready? We connected with Kathryn Snow, the private client stylist and wardrobe expert behind Style Me Ada, to get her insight.
/Vitamin%20C:%20Your%20Skincare%20Hero
As you examine your skincare routine, you might have a full arsenal of products doing their individual jobs to keep your skin feeling glowy and healthy. But does that lineup include one of the most well-studied and effective antioxidants in skincare? Enter: Vitamin C!