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Teen Reproductive Health

A science-based curriculum supporting teens through hormonal development, health, and informed self-awareness.

This 6-week curriculum provides teens with clear, age-appropriate education about reproductive health, hormones, emotional changes, and overall wellbeing

— Empowering them to understand what is normal, healthy, and worth paying attention to.

Who This Is For

Teens seeking clear, science-based education

  • Parents supporting their child’s reproductive health education

  • Schools, organizations, and community programs

  • Teens needing structured guidance through developmental changes

Program Structure

The Teen Reproductive Health offering is delivered as a 6-week curriculum, designed to be accessible, supportive, and informative. The format may vary depending on the setting and audience.

  • Group-based learning

  • School or organizational programs (B2B)

  • Private or small-group mentorship (if applicable)

What This Program Covers

The Teen Reproductive Health curriculum offers foundational education to help teens understand their changing bodies, emotions, and health.

The program connects physiology, brain development, lifestyle choices, and reproductive health in a way that supports confidence and informed decision-making.

Topics may include:

  • Hormones and overall health

  • Menstrual cycle awareness and tracking

  • Brain development and emotional changes

  • Lifestyle choices and wellbeing

  • Sexual health and STIs

Understanding what is normal and healthy in a cycle

Ways to Engage

This program can be accessed through different pathways depending on the needs of teens, families, or institutions

For Parents/daughter

Support for parents seeking education and guidance around teen reproductive health, communication, and developmental changes.

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For schools & organizations

Curriculum-based offerings for schools, community centers, or organizations seeking structured reproductive health education for teens.

jewish community

Curriculum-based offerings for schools, community centers, or organizations seeking structured reproductive health education for teens.

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Not Sure Which Pathway Is the Best Fit?

A free discovery call is the best way to discuss your needs and determine the most supportive option for your teen, family, or organization.

Words From Others

  • "Can’t recommend Zahava enough! The profound shifts and understanding I’ve had with her work and understanding my body has been immeasurable, it’s a wild and quite new concept for many of us that we have the innate power to work with our cycles and inner wisdom around it. I recommend working with Zahava, she is INCREDIBLE with this beautiful and deeply nourishing and empowering work!"

    — Hannah, UK

  • "Zahava is a true expert in menstrual health. She supports clients both scientifically as well as emotionally. By the end of the 2nd cycle, I felt confident in knowing my cycle well enough to predict and understand when I'm most fertile."

    — Chelsea, USA

  • "Zahava has a warmth about her that is both powerful in its potency and nurturing in its presence. She sparkles as she conveys these teachings and the experience will lift even the heaviest weights. I trust her with my cycle wholeheartedly; she is incredibly bright and knowledgeable as well as empathetic and deeply emotionally intelligent."

    — Sarah, USA

  • “Wow it really opened my eyes to the amazing things happening in my body that no one taught me for 32 years… I wish I took Zahava’s course at age 15 but hey, better late than never.”

    — Meira, USA

  • "Through this course, I’ve gained a more profound awareness of my cycle—not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually as well. It has helped me move from frustration to appreciation, learning to live in harmony with my natural rhythms."

    — Steph, USA

  • "That fear melted into curiosity and empowerment after our first session... I’ve released so much shame around not being ‘on’ all the time. Instead, I now honor the full spectrum of who I am."

    — Melissa, USA