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The Freedom of Boundaries

In Peri and Post Menopause

 

Online Masterclass with Tanya Kazeminy
March 24, 2026

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In this masterclass we will explore:

What healthy boundaries look like in this era of our lives. Get ready for a truly enlightening look at why it is so much harder to tolerate nonsense, and how this is actually the gift of menopause.

  • The four stages of healing through boundaries.
  • The science of Giving less f*cks.
  • Self Centering – at long last.
  • It’s not me, it’s you - Completing the cycle of people pleasing.
  • The why’s and how’s of loving up your nervous system.

Meet Your Teacher

Hi, I'm Tanya

I'm a coach, author and guide with 20+ years of experience supporting women through deep personal and relational change.

Wisdom Women is shaped by my lived experience of menopause, decades of study, and a deep sense of purpose in sharing this truth with the world.

Much of my teaching career has been in sexuality so I have a strong bias towards initiating you into your sexual peak. I believe that also comes in the second half.

I’m 58 years old. I’ve walked this transition myself. I live the work I teach. And I know – in my body, not just in theory – that the second half of life can be the most alive, truthful, and powerful.

If you'd like to book a call with me ahead of this masterclass to learn more about my teachings and what this class is about, I'd love to connect.

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What Others Say About

The Freedom of Boundaries

“This masterclass was amazing. It gave me a lot of awareness, excellent insights and really fantastic tools and practices.”

Chloe, 53

“I already told several friends about this masterclass – that for me (and many of my friends), it’s pretty much guaranteed that you understand yourself and love yourself more after each of Tanya’s sessions.”

Maia, 48

“This course is such a gift to watch and learn, since this is a topic that is so important in our relationships yet it isn’t that much spoken about as it should!”

Joana, 57

Putting healthy boundaries in place involves knowing why we need them, respecting our need for them, learning how to communicate them, and knowing how to hold them.

 

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