Free tools

Six situations. Something to take away from each one.

None of these tell you what is wrong with you. They write down what you already know, in a form a practitioner can read in a minute. Free, no account, and nothing you type leaves your browser unless you ask it to.

ExampleEvery tool ends in one page like this

  • No account, no email gate

    You get the whole result before anything is asked of you.

  • Your words, not ours

    Yellow organises what you write. It does not reword or interpret it.

  • Yours to take away

    Print it, save it as a PDF, or have it emailed to you.

I’m not sure what is happening

Start by getting what you have noticed into one place, in a form somebody else can read.

I have an appointment coming up

Appointments are short. Deciding what matters beforehand means you choose what gets the time.

I’ve just had an appointment

Write it down while it is fresh, including the parts you are not sure you got right.

I want to review what has changed

Then and now, side by side, with you deciding what counts as different.

I’m changing practitioners

Tell your story once, on paper, so you are not starting from the beginning out loud.

I’m spending too much on supplements

Bottles arrive one at a time, so the total never announces itself.

When you want a person

Then find someone to take it to.

A reviewed list of GPs, gynaecologists, pelvic physios, therapists, nutritionists and coaches who work with women in midlife. Search by where you are and the kind of help you want.