The Symptom Decoder Quiz was designed to do one thing: help you see which of the five most commonly missed patterns your symptoms are pointing toward. It is not a diagnosis. It is a pattern map. The questions surface the connections between symptoms that seem unrelated until you see them on a page together. Energy in the morning versus the afternoon. The nature of your sleep disruption. Where you carry weight. How you feel after eating. Most women finish it and say some version of the same thing: 'I finally have a name for what has been happening'. For some the results may even be surprising. It is free to take and can be done in less than five minutes. Save the link, as you may want to come back and retake it in the future. If you didn't already do the quiz when you joined the community, or it's been a minute since you last took it, go take it and drop your result below. I want to see which patterns come up most across this community this week. https://1600cal.my.canva.site/clarity-circle-symptom-decoder

Now that you’ve completed your Symptom Decoder Quiz… Let me know your quiz result and which pillars were highlighted: - Cortisol & Stress - Insulin Resistance - Thyroid & Metabolism - Gut Health - Sex Hormone Imbalance We're here to help guide you and make sure you’re set up for success based on your body’s current needs. Let’s get healing, Dr. Stephanie & Team Clarity 💫 P:S. Remember to head to The Vault located under the "Classroom" tab and check out the various downloadable guides.

Hi! I’m Karyn Collins from San Antonio, TX. I’ll be turning 70 this summer and am currently enjoying retirement after a wonderful career as a pediatric OT. Am also mom to an amazing young man and “theatre mom” to a bunch of (now grown) theatre kids. I’m hoping to, finally, get to the root causes of a number of frustrating health issues: IBS-C & Fibro, (Here, take this pill), inability to lose weight without heroic effort (eat less/exercise more/here, take this pill) and the ever popular, “you’re fine, it’s just part of getting older”. Looking forward to connecting with others experiencing much of the same.