The Cuterus Corner brings lived experience and clinical expertise together under one roof. We believe everyone deserves answers, support, and a body they understand.
A world where every woman is supported by trusted knowledge, connected through real community, and equipped with the resources she needs, so that her menstrual and hormonal health becomes a foundation for living fully.
To redefine how women and people assigned female at birth experience their menstrual, hormonal and pelvic health, by creating communities for real conversation, collective learning, and the tools to feel confident and in control of their bodies.
We both knew what it felt like to navigate chronic menstrual health conditions without enough answers. Different diagnoses, familiar frustrations: not feeling heard, having to piece together information ourselves, and wishing there were a space where we didn’t have to explain everything.
We started looking for that space in Montreal. When we couldn’t find it, we decided to create it.
One gathering became another. The rooms filled up. Strangers found common ground. Conversations that were too often missing from everyday life finally had somewhere to happen.
In 2026, The Cuterus Corner became a registered nonprofit — a community built around a simple belief: menstrual and hormonal health deserve more attention, better information, and spaces where people feel understood.
Welcome to our corner!
With care,
Naba & Mimi
Director, Education & Programming
Mireia is a Licensed Holistic Nutrition Practitioner living with PMOS. Her work is shaped as much by lived experience (years of dismissed symptoms, fragmented care and conflicting medical guidance) as by her formal training.
At TCC she leads educational content, nutrition-informed programming and workshop facilitation, translating complex health information into practical, community-based learning.
She is also the founder of Nutristica, which supports people with PMOS through personalized, nutrition-focused care.
Director, Partnerships & Development
Naba is an endometriosis and healthcare advocate. Living with stage 4 endometriosis, she has experienced the diagnostic delays, dismissed pain and fragmented care so many face, and turned it into a drive to close the gaps in menstrual, reproductive, hormonal and pelvic health.
At TCC she leads strategic partnerships, organizational growth and advocacy programming, connecting individuals, healthcare providers, researchers and policy stakeholders.
She is also the founder of Pelvactiv, offering 1:1 support for people navigating endometriosis pain.
Our guides and workshops are grounded in current research and reviewed with professionals. When the science is uncertain, we say so.
Every program is shaped by people who live with these conditions. Your story is data too.
We say “women” to name the gender gap in health research, and we welcome everyone who menstruates or navigates hormonal and pelvic health, including trans, non-binary and gender-diverse people. Men and allies who want to learn are welcome at our events.
We help you understand your body and navigate the system. We don’t diagnose or treat, and we’ll always point you to medical care when you need it.
Thank you to the people and organizations who’ve shared a room with us, including Happy Periods, Ayurvedic Sister, Studio 414, and IDEAL Coworking.
If you’d like support beyond our community programs:
One-on-one holistic nutrition for people with PMOS who are tired of quick fixes. The work starts with figuring out what’s driving your symptoms.
One-on-one coaching for endometriosis and cycle-related pelvic pain, focused on releasing the pelvic floor and learning to read your pain patterns.
Transparency note: The Cuterus Corner is an independent nonprofit. Our two directors also run the private practices above. Our events and guides stay free and pitch-free; we list these practices because people at our events ask how to keep working with us. Neither replaces care from your doctor.