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Kay Corpus, MD

Integrative & Functional Medicine Physician | Author | TedX Speaker

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Category(ies): Family Medicine | Integrative Medicine | Physician

Dr. Kay Corpus is a family physician and integrative & functional medicine specialist, author of Soul of Menopause: A Spiritual Medicine Guide to a Woman’s Sacred Becoming, and host of the Soul of Menopause podcast. A two-time TEDx speaker and 500 hour registered yoga teacher, she bridges traditional medical science with spiritual wisdom to transform menopause care. As founder of the clinical practice Soul of Medicine and the Soul of Medicine Institute, Dr. Corpus trains practitioners to integrate intuition and evidence-based practice, redefining women’s health through compassionate, whole-person care.

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Bridging science and soul to empower women through menopause’s transformative journey.

Kay Corpus, MD

Bridging science and soul to empower women through menopause’s transformative journey.

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Lecture(s)

The Missing Link in Menopause: Science, Meaning, and the Path to True Healing

Explore integrating clinical science with deeper meaning and spirituality to transform menopause care, empowering clinicians to support women’s holistic healing and resilience during midlife transitions.

My SoMeDocs Content

Rethinking Our Approach To Hormone Therapy in Menopause

Kay Corpus, MD explains why menopause care must move beyond hormone-first fixes to ethical, whole-systems medicine that honors stress, nervous system health, and women’s lived experience.

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