Reimagining Women’s Healthcare Together: A Discussion + Workshop
Ever been told your fatigue is “probably just stress”? Or that your painful periods are nothing to worry about?
If navigating your health has felt anything but straightforward, you’re not alone.
Join us for an intimate discussion co-hosted by Nexus, a women's health tech startup and Hormonally, a nonprofit advancing women’s health through education and advocacy, as we reimagine what it means to advocate for ourselves in a healthcare system that hasn’t always made us feel heard.
You’ll hear personal stories from our speakers and have the chance to share your own experiences in small breakout groups. You’ll also be the first to gain access to Hormonally’s Self-Advocacy Toolkit—a free, practical resource designed to help you prepare for appointments, ask the right questions, and walk away feeling like your concerns have been taken seriously.
Benefits of attending
Swap stories in a judgment-free environment
Build genuine connections
Leave with tangible tools to help you champion your health
Who should attend
Women’s health advocates.
Healthcare professionals.
Therapists, wellbeing practitioners, and coaches
Health educators and leaders.
Any women looking for more support, community, education and guidance on her health journey.
Meet your speakers
Victoria Smart: Educator and wellness editor
Holly Lohmeyer: Health and performance coach
Danni Bosworth: Nutritionist and functional fitness coach
Lauren Redfern PhD: Director at Hormonally.
Dr Julie Hammond Founder of MamAR.
Rumbi Mutenga. Medical Doctor. Founder Glacie Health
Suggested ticket price is £4.90 which is split. between event costs and funding Hormonally amazing work. Please feel free to select a free ticket if needed.
How will the event run?
6-6.20pm: Welcome, food, drinks and networking.
6:20-6:35pm: Introductions.
6:35-7:25pm: Panel lived experiences discussion.
7:25-7:45pm: Speaker led group workshop.
7:45-8pm: Back to panel set up to share group findings.
8-8.15pm: Q+A.
8:15pm onwards people can leave or stay for more conversations and connections until 9.30pm.
Event Q+A
Q: How does the panel work?
A: Speakers will share their personal and professional story on their health journey, the misdiagnosis, the medical gaslighting, the looking for answers and everything in between that they went through and how it led them to where they are now.
Q: How does the group workshop work?
A: Once you have booked a ticket you'll be sent a short survey to best understand your health story, experiences and goals in terms of your health and this event. From these answers I'll pregroup people together and allocate the panelist that is best suited to your group's goals. I'll make the group introductions ahead of time so you can pre-connect!
Q: What will you be doing in the group workshop?
A: This is your chance to share your story, ask questions of your fellow group members and panel facilitators and engage with the Hormonally advocacy packs.
Specifically we will be workshopping what do you want the future of women's health / health care to look like? Then the panelist will bring back each group's findings to share at the end.
Q: Timings?
A: You can arrive as late as 6.20pm. Later is fine but please note we will have already started.
You can leave whenever you need if you can't stay until the end but ideally stay until 8/8.15pm if possible.
Q:Children / childcare?
A: Children from age 8 are welcome to join if you are happy sitting next to them. Please email me if you are bringing a child as this does still take up 1 seat and some catering.
We might be able to provide childcare at the back of the room for children ages 4-7 if there's demand. There will be a small extra fee for this. Please email me to enquire.
The location is:
Address: 20 St Thomas St, London SE1 9RS
Name: Runway East Borough Market | Office Space
Leo@nexusconnected.co.uk