Personalized support for insomnia, disrupted sleep, and chronic fatigue.

Waking up at 3am?
Struggling to fall asleep — or stay asleep?
Feeling exhausted no matter how long you rest?

Sleep disruption is one of the most common concerns we see in women, especially during perimenopause and midlife.

At Coven, we help identify the underlying drivers — from hormones to stress physiology and lifestyle patterns — and create a personalized plan to restore restorative sleep and sustainable energy.

Start with a Sleep Assessment with our resident Sleep Expert Therapist.

Looking for more comprehensive support? Start here.

Could sleep disruption be affecting you?

Women come to us experiencing symptoms such as:

• Trouble falling asleep
• Waking up multiple times during the night
• The infamous 3am wake-up
• Early morning waking
• Night sweats or temperature fluctuations
• Brain fog and poor concentration
• Chronic fatigue despite sleeping
• Anxiety around sleep or bedtime

These patterns often emerge during perimenopause and menopause, when hormonal changes can affect sleep architecture and circadian rhythm.

But hormones are only part of the story.

Sleep can also be disrupted by stress physiology, blood sugar swings, nervous system dysregulation, mood changes, and lifestyle habits.

The key is identifying what’s actually driving the problem.

A better approach to sleep support

At Coven, we take a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach to improving sleep.

Your care may include support from:

RN Health Coaches to retrain sleep habits and nervous system patterns
Nurse Practitioners and physicians to assess hormonal or medical drivers
Registered Dietitians to support blood sugar regulation and energy levels
Mental health support when anxiety or burnout are contributing factors

Our goal is not simply to sedate the brain — it’s to restore healthy sleep patterns and restorative rest.

For some women, this may involve behavioral sleep strategies such as:

• stimulus control and sleep retraining
• structured wind-down routines
• nervous system regulation tools (breathing, relaxation techniques)
• optimizing sleep environment and circadian rhythm

For others, medical treatment may also play a role.

Advances in sleep medicine and hormone therapy mean that when appropriate, targeted medications and hormonal treatments can help stabilize sleep patterns and break cycles of chronic insomnia.

The right solution depends on your symptoms, health history, and underlying drivers.

Where to start

Option 1: Sleep & Fatigue Assessment

If your primary goal is to improve sleep habits, reduce nighttime wakeups, and restore energy, you can start with an assessment with our Sleep Expert Therapist.

This is a great place to start for women experiencing:

• insomnia and nighttime waking
• stress-related sleep disruption
• fatigue and burnout
• circadian rhythm challenges
• lifestyle factors impacting sleep

You’ll receive a personalized plan to begin improving sleep patterns and daytime energy.

Book: Sleep & Fatigue Assessment

Option 2: Comprehensive Hormonal Health Assessment

If your sleep challenges feel chronic, complex, or connected to hormonal symptoms, we recommend starting with our:

Total Hormonal Health Assessment + Medical Consultation

This program includes a comprehensive evaluation of potential drivers such as:

• perimenopause and menopause
• hormonal imbalance
• metabolic and energy regulation
• medication options for sleep
• broader health factors impacting fatigue

Following your medical consultation, you can add sessions with our Registered Therapist to support implementation and sustainable lifestyle change.

Book: Total Hormonal Health Assessment

Coming Soon - Feel Powerful Sleep

We’re currently developing a dedicated Feel Powerful Sleep program — designed for women who want structured, expert guidance to restore healthy sleep patterns and break the cycle of insomnia.

Stay tuned.

Still not sure where to start?  

Book a free consultation

Speak with one of our Health Coaches to discover the right program or appointment for your unique hormone health goals or challenges.

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