Balancing hormones naturally with Dr Corin Storkey

Explore natural, evidence-informed ways to support your hormonal health with Dr Corin Storkey from Seleno Health.

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Date

Aug 13, 2026 10:00 AM

Cost

Free

Location

Thursday 13 August
10:00am - 10:45am

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Event description
Hormonal changes can affect every part of our wellbeing, from energy and mood through to sleep, stress and overall quality of life. But what if there were natural ways to better support your body through these changes?

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Join Dr Corin Storkey from Seleno Health to explore how plant medicines and evidence-informed natural approaches can support hormonal health and wellbeing. You'll discover the science behind botanical therapies, learn how they may help optimise hormone balance, and gain practical insights into supporting your body naturally through perimenopause, menopause and beyond.

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Whether you're looking to complement your current health plan or simply want to understand the role of plant-based medicine in women's health, this session will give you valuable information to help you make informed choices about your wellbeing.

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Host information
Dr Corin Storkey is a co-founder and co-director of Seleno Health, with a PhD in medicinal chemistry and more than 15 years of academic and research experience in antioxidant chemistry and cellular health. Dr Storkey leads Seleno Health's New Zealand research programme into Andean and Amazonian plant medicines, combining ancient plant wisdom with modern biochemical research, which makes for an evidence-informed perspective on supporting the body naturally.

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