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Connect with clinician-led education through HeartStrong Sessions: focused teaching, thoughtful questions, and practical takeaways.
Inside the CollectiveWomen's cardiometabolic health deserves a deeper conversation. Understand your numbers, make sense of midlife changes, and bring better questions to your care.
Whether you have five minutes to read or time for a deeper conversation, there's a place to begin.
Connect with clinician-led education through HeartStrong Sessions: focused teaching, thoughtful questions, and practical takeaways.
Inside the CollectiveStart with educational guides and trusted reading to help you understand your health and prepare for your next appointment.
Browse free resourcesA community for women who want to understand how cardiovascular health, metabolism, and midlife fit together. Led by cardiovascular nurse practitioner Kate Freeman.
Join the interest list for educational updates and invitations to upcoming HeartStrong Sessions. Joining the list is free; paid sessions will be offered individually as they're scheduled.
No ongoing paid membership is planned for the initial launch. You can join the interest list for free and choose individual paid sessions that interest you.
Session tickets are planned to include a replay and companion guide. A separate on-demand library will grow as sessions take place. There are no recordings available yet.
Sessions include general educational Q&A. Individual lab interpretation, diagnosis, and treatment recommendations belong with your healthcare professional.
Live virtual education that connects the science with questions women bring to everyday care.
Dates, topics, and ticket prices will be announced when registration opens.
Hear when the first session opensExplore independently. No Collective membership required.
An introduction to cardiometabolic markers and questions worth discussing with your healthcare team.
Get the free Lab GuideExplore cholesterol testing and the roles of Lp(a) and ApoB in a conversation about your risk.
Read the AHA guide1. What does my overall cardiovascular risk look like?
2. Which parts of my personal, pregnancy, menopause, and family history matter to my care?
3. Would additional testing change what we do?
4. What should we focus on now, and when will we reassess?
I’m Kate Freeman, a cardiovascular nurse practitioner with a background in electrophysiology, clinical leadership, and education. I created AthenaVita to make more room for teaching and conversations that help women better understand their cardiovascular and metabolic health.
For organizations, professional groups, and fellow clinicians interested in thoughtful education or collaboration.
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Hear about new resources and upcoming HeartStrong Sessions. The Collective is free to join; session details are shared separately.