About See Her Thrive: Changing the Story on Women's Health

Grounded in women’s lived experience. Informed by science. Designed for real life and real workplaces.

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THE PROBLEM WE SEE

Women’s hormonal health has been misunderstood for too long.

 

Across healthcare, the workplace, and society more broadly, women are still expected to push through symptoms without the language, support, or systems they need. The result isn’t just discomfort, it’s burnout, misdiagnosis, lost confidence, and women questioning themselves rather than the structures around them.

 

We’re here to change that

At See Her Thrive, we build understanding, capability, and change so women can thrive.

Our work is grounded in three core principles:

  • Lived experience matters

    Real insight starts with real lives.

  • Credibility matters

    Information grounded in research, not opinion or trends.

  • Community matters

    Change happens when women feel supported and connected.

MEET OUR

FOUNDER

 

Organisational psychologist, Women’s Health Specialist & Somatic Coach 

Clare Knox is an organisational psychologist, academic author, and global keynote speaker. She founded See Her Thrive after living with PMDD while working in education, experiencing firsthand how women's hormonal health is misunderstood, dismissed, and unsupported, especially at work.

Today, Clare is a leading voice in women's health education, having spoken at international conferences and the Houses of Parliament. She serves on the UK Government's All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Women's Health at Work, and her work has been featured by BBC World News, The Times, Women's Health, and Grazia.

Working with global organisations, policymakers, and communities, Clare is reshaping how workplaces understand and support women's health, grounded in science, shaped by lived experience.

What people are saying

Our work spans education, advocacy, and community:

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    For Women

    We offer resources, courses, retreats, and community spaces designed to support learning, growth, and self-leadership.

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    For Workplaces

    We deliver training, consultancy, and leadership education that helps organisations build hormone-aware, inclusive cultures.

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    For Champions

    Our programmes equip advocates to turn lived experience into informed leadership and meaningful change.

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