What’s my thyroid telling me?

Name: What’s my thyroid telling me?
Start: 2026-10-20T18:00:00+10:00
Location: Live on Zoom

When you’re at a medical dead end.

Tuesday, October 20, 2026 · 6:00 PM QLD Time

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What’s my thyroid telling me?

Empowering The Next Generation

Of Women’s Health Practitioners

When you’re at a medical dead end.

Tuesday, October 20, 2026 · 6:00 PM QLD Time

Women and practitioner often feel like something is missing when thyroid symptoms are there and bloods are normal, or bloods are abnormal and medication for life is the only solution… Because it is.

If you experience yourself or work with women who experience:

Symptoms of underfunction

physical and mental depression

cold hands and feet

Symptoms of underfunction

physical and mental depression

cold hands and feet

weight gain

exhaustion

hair loss

weight gain

exhaustion

hair loss

weight gain

exhaustion

hair loss

brain fog

constipation

gall stones

Changes in your menstrual cycle

WHAT YOU WILL UNDERSTAND:

3 different kinds of thyroid presentations.

1 When bloods are normal but you have symptoms: what next?

2 When bloods are boarder line and you’re told to wait and come back in 6 months: What next?

3 When you’ve been diagnosed with hashimoto’s and not sure how to support your body outside of medication for the rest of your life: What next?

Not all thyroid patterns are the same. Learn to understand what your body is saying, and what your body needs.

I spent a decade studying the body to find the answers the system missed.

Dr. Anthea Todd, D.C. founded Female Fundamentals™ after observing her female patients’ struggles in the complex healthcare system. What do you do when the system that's meant to help you doesn't have answers? And the wellness space doesn't have structure and often creates more overwhelm than it removes? Her mission is create a world where women understand their body and feel alive in their life. She does this by simplifying and add fun to female healthcare.

With a background in chiropractic, a dual master’s in women’s health medicine and reproductive medicine, and expertise in functional medicine, functional neurology, cardiometabolic health, gastrointestinal health, immune-hormonal health, bioenergetics, and neuro-emotional technique, she’s reshaping women’s health.

Her goal is to empower women and professionals to see their bodies as the solution, not the problem, emphasising that the magic we seek is within.