TIME TO ROAR • WELCOME TO THE MIDLIFE UPRISING • CLAWS UP LADIES
This is your invitation to celebrate the rest of your life!
SATURDAY | AUGUST 22, 2026 | PROVO, UT
This is your invitation to celebrate the rest of your life!
SATURDAY | AUGUST 22, 2026 | PROVO, UT
WE BELIEVE WOMEN.
Our hope is to empower YOU to find the support and resources for YOUR WELL-BEING. Every aspect of it.
Meno Fest is a one-day conference, workshop, festival-like affair, with one goal:
We aim to improve the quality of women’s lives; specifically the second half, by giving them the best tools and information possible... and to have fun while doing it!
We need your voice. We need you feeling strong, vivacious and full of peaceful power --
YOU ARE WHAT THIS WORLD NEEDS
But you can’t do any of that if YOU feel like crap! YOU get to have fun, be YOU and feel better.
GET THIS WOMAN A BEVERAGE!
We’re excited to partner with Thirst Drinks for caffeine and sugar! For education/speakers we will all stay together! But for breaks and mingling we’ve got this designated space for you to CHILLAX.
OUR MISSION IS EDUCATION!
This means we are bringing in the latest studies, with the most-informed and up-to-date professionals in the fields related to Perimenopause, Menopause, and women’s health.
WOMEN SUPPORTING WOMEN!
Our open-market breakout space for women-led businesses, professionals, artists and creatives! We will also have practitioners such as Physical Therapists, Nutritionists and massage therapists you can connect with.
This conference is happily hosted by Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and Women’s Mental Health and Menopause specialist, Aimee Hopkin, and the slightly-less-accredited but deeply enthusiastic Alison Faulkner, who has 20-years of hands-on experience working in women’s empowerment, and mental wellness.
April Davis is a Sex and Menstrual Cycle Educator, founder of Haus of Vagina, and one of the most refreshingly honest voices in women’s health. With a B.S. in Psychology, a background in emergency medicine, and years assisting births alongside a Certified Nurse Midwife, she brings real clinical depth to conversations that have too long been oversimplified — or skipped entirely.
Through Haus of Vagina, she builds the tools, content, and resources that make body literacy accurate, accessible, and actually fun. Her premise is simple: when people genuinely understand their cycles, anatomy, and hormones, everything changes. That work has landed on national conference stages, in therapy offices, classrooms, and living rooms alike, and on the Haus of Vagina Podcast, which she hosts. A background in branding, photography, and media means her content informs and connects.
She’s based in Southern Utah, and yes, she made a vulva plushie — anatomically complete, clitoris and all… because of course she did.
Hanna is a Therapist, Educator, and firm believer that healing is equal parts science, self-awareness, and a really good sense of humor.
Like many therapists, Hannah's interest in psychology started long before graduate school. She refers to those years simply as her "field research." That research sparked a lifelong fascination with why people think, feel, and behave the way they do - and, more importantly, how they heal.
For more than 13 years, Hannah has combined evidence-based therapy with genuine human connection, helping people navigate eating disorders, trauma, addiction, mood disorders, and the wonderfully complex world of neurodivergence.
Because most of the people she serves are women, Hannah has become passionate about the connection between physical health and mental health. She believes healing doesn't happen in silos, and that understanding hormones, the nervous system, relationships, and the whole person is often the missing piece.
Along the way, she also learned the fine art of apologizing for what's hers... without apologizing for everyone else's behavior. It's a skill she highly recommends.
Whether she's helping someone untangle decades of people-pleasing or discover that their brain has been playing by a completely different rulebook all along, Hannah brings warmth, wisdom, and just the right amount of gentle truth-telling to every conversation.
Andrea is a Women's Health Nurse Practitioner with over 25 years of experience and a superpower: making perimenopause and menopause feel manageable — maybe even empowering.
She's on a mission to ensure every woman she works with feels heard, validated, and armed with real answers (not just a pamphlet).
Her clinical expertise runs deep, but what sets her apart is her ability to truly listen and make patients feel like the priority they are.
Beyond her clinical work, Andrea is a passionate advocate for women taking the wheel in their own healthcare. Off the clock, she's hiking trails, logging miles, and devouring books — somehow also wrangling five adult children, two grandchildren, and one very lucky husband.