Danielle Keiser is a Women’s Health Advisor, Educator & Certified Holistic Hormone Coach with over a decade of global menstrual health leadership experience.

She brings her energy, enthusiasm and expertise to build safe, expert-informed and empowering solutions to women's health challenges.

13+ years of helping shape the global conversation around women’s health

co-Author, the definition of the term "menstrual health"

"Menstrual health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, from menarche to menopause"

- Hennegan J, Winkler IT, Bobel C, Keiser D, Hampton J, Larsson G, Chandra-Mouli V, Plesons M, Mahon T.
Menstrual health: a definition for policy, practice, and research. Sexual & Reproductive Health Matters. 2021

Certified Holistic Hormone & Cycle Health Coach

Trusted by companies, LEADERS, founders, advocates and women

WHY YOU CAME HERE

How I Can Support You

Femtech Advisory

For founders, product teams, brands, and organizations striving to build better women's health products, services, initiatives and offerings.

What Danielle helps with:

  • Product strategy

  • Menstrual & hormonal health expertise

  • Education frameworks & masterclasses

  • Femtech advisory

  • Workplace initiatives

  • Strategic insight & forecasting

  • Workshop facilitation

1:1 Women's Health Mentor

For women in midlife navigating hormonal changes, ADHD, burnout, perimenopause, PMS - who have a deep desire to reconnect with their vitality and take up more space.

What Danielle helps with:

  • Perimenopause support

  • Hormonal literacy

  • Cycle awareness

  • Somatic support

  • Lifestyle and vitality practices

  • Nervous system support

  • Reconnection to vitality

It's Getting Real

My Philosophy

Female bodies ARE the main story

Like soil to every living thing that grows from it, female bodies are the origin of all human life.

Yet, our first period arrived without spectacle.

And then our cyclical nature was flattened into inconvenience with the modern world.

Rest became laziness and our pain was normalized so insidiously that most of us just bear through it and don't even expect it to be believed.

And perimenopause - one of the most profound spiritual and biological culminations a woman will ever move through, has been culturally shown to us as something to fear and avoid.

How have our hormones become problems to manage rather than intelligence to read?

I have spent more than a decade refusing all that.

What I need you to know

The menstrual cycle is a vital sign of female health. It is also a life-death cycle. Every month (for 40 years!) our energy expands to orchestrate the possibility of creation (ovulation!) and contact to release what was not needed - our periods.

A call and response, if you will, of hormones in a dance. The moon does it. The trees do it. So do we.

There are codes are in our bodies, in our hormones, and in our neurobiological chemistry. We were just never taught to read them.

MY MISSION: embodiment, education, INNOVATION and systems change

I bring all of it - to femtech companies building the next generation of women's health products, to organizations ready to stop losing their best people to unaddressed hormonal health, and to women in midlife struggling in a transition they were never prepared for.

I help women reconnect to their vitality, their human rights and to give themselves permission to take up much more space in this world.

Period.

TESTIMONIALS

The People Have Spoken

"Danielle is not just a colleague, but a beacon of innovation and inspiration in our industry."

- Brittany B.

"You'll walk away from her workshops feeling educated, uplifted, and inspired."

- Julia H., Workplace Experience Associate

"Working with Danielle has been empowering.

I feel supported and healthier in every stage of my cycle."

- Sarah W.

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To prioritize women’s health is to prioritize the future

Whether you’re building a company, leading a workplace, navigating perimenopause, or trying to reconnect with your vitality, Danielle brings unique depth, perspective and care to the conversation.

*Not all women menstruate and not all people who have periods identify as women. Inclusivity is paramount.