Balanced Recovery โ€” emilia.fitness
Free 4-week tool

Balanced
Recovery

A self-tracking tool for hypothalamic amenorrhea recovery. Four weeks of daily check-ins, evidence-based resources, and a clear picture of where you're at.


HA recovery can be one of the most frustrating journeys. You're doing the work (eating more, moving less, trying to manage stress) yet there's no immediate feedback. No clear sign it's working. Just you, sitting with the discomfort, hoping your body is listening.

Balanced Recovery gives you a structure to track what's actually changing across four weeks. It'll help you track your eating patterns, movement, stress, food noise, body image, and more. Not so you can obsess over the data, but so you can see your own progress when it feels invisible elsewhere.

It accompanies regular emails with guidance through podcasts and e-books so you know how to support yourself through it.

At the end of four weeks, you'll have a real picture of what's shifted. And you'll know exactly what you need next.

What's included

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Daily check-ins
3-minute tracker covering food, movement, stress, body image, and food noise
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Regain Your Period guide
Our free 8-step HA recovery guide, delivered in week 2
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Podcast episodes
Hand-picked ETPHD episodes matched to where you are each week
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4-week summary
Your own data visualised โ€” week 1 vs week 4, so you can actually see what changed

This is for you if...

You've been diagnosed with HA or suspect you might have it
You know what you need to do but struggle to stay consistent
You want structure and support without calorie counting or restriction
You're ready to start, but not sure you're ready for 1-1 support yet

We've helped hundreds of people regain their period at ETPHD with science, compassion, and personal experience of exactly how hard this is. This free Balanced Recovery programme is our way of making support accessible to everyone, wherever you're starting from.

I'm always here,
Em

Start your 4 weeks

Free. No calorie counting. No restriction. Just structure and support.

Balanced Recovery is an educational self-tracking tool and does not replace the advice of your GP, endocrinologist, or registered dietitian or nutritionist. Not suitable if you have an active eating disorder diagnosis โ€” please seek individualised support first.