Understanding Women's Health
We’re excited to announce the next edition of our community event: Understanding Women’s Health.
Over the past year, these gatherings have brought together people curious to learn more about women’s health across life stages — from menstruation and fertility to pregnancy, postpartum recovery, perimenopause, menopause, and overall well-being.
Each session brings together experts, professionals, and community members to explore these topics openly, share experiences, and translate science into practical insights that can support everyday life.
For this upcoming edition, we’re currently shaping the format.
At our most recent event in March, we experimented with expert-led roundtable discussions, creating space for smaller group conversations alongside the main session. The response was incredibly positive, and it sparked many thoughtful exchanges.
Now we’re exploring what the next edition should look like.
- Should we repeat the roundtable format?
- Return to a panel discussion?
- Or introduce something entirely new?
We’d love to hear from you.
If you’ve joined us before and have thoughts on the format you enjoyed most, feel free to share your ideas with us at: [email protected]
Your feedback helps shape the experience for the entire community.
What we do know already is this: whatever the format, the evening will once again bring together experts, meaningful conversations, and a community that cares about improving women’s health.
If you’ve attended before, you know these evenings tend to spark insights, thoughtful discussions, and new connections.
So if this topic resonates with you — reserve your spot early and stay tuned as we reveal more details soon.
And if you'd like to help shape the experience, share your thoughts with us. Your input might help shape what the June edition becomes.
Speakers
Dr. Sarah Willicombe — GP & Clinic Doctor | Curitt
Dr. Sarah graduated with distinction from Cambridge and brings over 12 years of GP experience across multiple clinics. She currently practices at Curitt, a preventive healthcare clinic in the Netherlands, and specialises in evidence-based, personalised care.
Eva Luna Poorthuis — Women's Health Expert & Author | Founder of Eva Luna Lifestyle | Author of Hungry Hormones | Host of The Women's Health Podcast
Eva Luna is a women's health expert and spokesperson specialising in hormonal balance through nutrition, lifestyle, and movement. Through her platform Eva Luna Lifestyle, she translates complex hormonal health into practical, everyday guidance for women.
Dr. Sophie Kuizenga-Wessel — Orthomolecular Physician & Gut Health Specialist | Mind Your Gut Amsterdam
Dr. Sophie is a PhD-level physician and orthomolecular therapist based in Amsterdam. She takes a holistic approach to health complaints, with a particular focus on gut health and its connection to overall well-being.
Wout van Helden — kPNI Therapist & Clinical Epidemiologist | Lead Science & Research at Bonusan | Lecturer at Natura Foundation
Wout is an Amsterdam-based kPNI therapist and clinical epidemiologist in training at AMC/UvA. Through Helden Health and his work at Bonusan, he bridges psycho-neuro-immunology, orthomolecular therapy, and lifestyle medicine — exploring the deeper drivers of health and asking the questions most people aren't asking yet.
Dr. Frank Willem de Jongh — Physician & Medical Director | Biowell
Dr. Frank is a physician specialising in data-driven preventive healthcare, longevity, and regenerative medicine. As Medical Director of Biowell, he focuses on optimising health long before symptoms arise.
Partners
We collaborate with partners who share our commitment to improving women’s health and advancing the conversation around it.
Partners for this edition will be announced soon.
If you are a company active in women’s health and would like to join us as a partner for this event, we’d love to hear from you.
Please reach out to [email protected]
About the Organiser
This event is hosted by 3mbrace Health (formerly Mamamoon).
Our mission is to support women across the Three Ms: Menstruation, Motherhood, and Menopause.
We do this through workplace programs, expert-led events, community conversations, and digital tools.
Our first digital solution, the Mamamoon app, focuses on the Motherhood phase, supporting women through pregnancy and postpartum with yoga, breathing, mindfulness, nutrition, and lifestyle guidance.
We believe women deserve better information, better support, and more open conversations about their health.
And we believe these conversations should include everyone.
“You don’t need to have ovaries to care about women’s health.”