
Hi, I’m Samantha, aka The Period Princess, professional speaker, coach, and educator in menstrual wellness and neurodivergence.
Whether you're neurodivergent, a person with a period, or a progressive company looking to create a menstrual-friendly workplace, you're in the right place.
With 180+ hours of IICT-accredited training in cyclical health, years of client experience, and deep, ongoing study of neurodivergence, hormonal health, and energy management, I offer practical, evidence-based support that meets people where they are AND helps them build trust in their own rhythms and bodies, instead of feeling confused, frustrated, or blindsided by them.
Committed to my mission and walking my talk, my services and solutions are all driven by my brand values.
Menstrual WISE stands for...
Wellness
Helping you to feel at ease in your body.
Inclusivity
Making space for all human experience.
Support
To stand with and be a voice for those in need.
Education
The courage to shape the future without taboo.
Do you ever feel like half the month, your energy and emotions are on a runaway roller coaster?
I get it. That was me not too long ago.
I used to think my body was just a frustrating, unreliable ‘meat suit’ that never did what I wanted it to (at least not when it mattered). Constantly feeling either “too much” or “not enough”.
So, let me take you on a magical mystery tour of how I went from being an undiagnosed, people-pleasing shadow, disconnected from my period and afraid to live my truth, to proudly owning both my cycle and my identity as an autistic ADHDer.
I was happily people-pleasing my way to burnout town (except I was miserable).
I was living from the neck up, completely disconnected from my menstrual cycle, thanks to 3 rounds of the Mirena coil.
I spent my days trying to function in a world that never quite fit – a world that expects constant productivity, even when your mind and body don’t work that way.
I had no idea my hormonal rhythms were at play every single day (not just when I was bleeding), and I was totally unaware of my neurodivergence.
But at 38, I learned something life-changing...
👉 Your menstrual cycle is MORE than just your period.
Once I discovered how to live in tune with my cycles?
Everything started making sense.
I stopped fighting my body’s natural rhythms and started to listen to them instead.
It was like finding the user manual for my own body (shoulda known it was in the glove box 😂)
But I didn’t arrive at this point easily.
For years before my cyclical living discovery, I thought it was just me – that I was broken somehow.
Every time I crashed into exhaustion or my emotions suffocated me, I’d beat myself up for not being able to keep up with everyone else.
I even wondered if I needed antidepressants because nothing seemed to make sense.
But you can't complete the puzzle without all the pieces.
The real turning point came in 2024.
Even though cyclical living had helped so much, I was still occasionally experiencing what I thought were anxiety and panic attacks.
Not nearly as bad as before, but enough to leave me questioning…
Why isn't this enough?
At 43, I was diagnosed with Autism and ADHD, and I realised that those moments were actually autistic burnout and meltdowns.
Now, I understand that cyclical living was my lifeline, even before I fully understood it.
It was my first and most impactful coping strategy.
This is game-changing knowledge for any BODY with a cycle, but for neurodivergent people, working with your internal rhythms can be life-altering.
It allows you to set boundaries, safeguard your time and energy, and so you can carve out ways for you to shine and succeed on your own terms.
So, what if you could also set boundaries with your time and energy based on how you actually feel, not how you’re 'supposed’ to feel?
Or what if you could bring that knowledge into your organisation, building a workplace where menstruation is met with dignity instead of shame or embarrassment?
That’s what I’m here to help you do.
Whether you’re a business leader looking to make your workplace more inclusive or someone just trying to navigate life with periods and neurodivergence, I’ve got you.
Bloody Marvellous Menstrual Workshops
For forward-thinking organisations
Let's shatter period taboo in the workplace and equip your people with the tools to navigate period conversations with empathy, not embarrassment.
Bloody Marvellous Talks & Events
Make your event one to remember.
Find out more about my speaking and keynote services.
1:1 Coping Strategy Sessions
For ND women and people with periods
Create more peace and ease with your time, energy, and emotions.
I use my lived experience and the deep understanding I’ve gained alongside my menstrual education expertise to help you navigate both your hormonal cycles and unique neurodivergent traits.
So some things about me, hmmmm let's see…

🏄🏼♀️ I LOVE surfing! I'm as obsessed with it as I am with menstrual cycles! I have a 9ft blood-red longboard with all the moon phases laminated through the stringer. She's called Mary….. As in Bloody Mary 😂 🩸 (my car is also a deep red and called Lola, she’s a showgirl!)
🏊🏼♀️ In fact, I love all sea activities. I am a qualified scuba diver, and over the last few years, I've become obsessed with cold water therapy. Love a cold sea dip or at the very least cold-water shower, it makes me feel ALIVE (and it supports ADHD & perimenopause).
🏂🏼 I have worked 6 ski seasons across Austria and France and love to snowboard, I got pretty good at it one season too! Now I keep my passion for the snow alive with regular holidays (I like doing cold stuff, but I don't like to be cold haha)
🏔 I've climbed up Mount Fuji and travelled to Japan, Indonesia, and Australia my soul is full of wanderlust and love to experience anything different from the way I live my own life.
Annnd of course, I LOVE helping the change-makers of the world to work in harmony with their hormones too.
🎉 Helping my clients have those Ah-haaa moments when they understand THEIR body and THEIR cycle and watching them shift and create incredible change in their lives gives me the greatest joy.
















