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Mabel Olaya, DNP, FNP-C

Mabel Olaya, DNP, FNP-C

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Evidence-Based Menopause Support

Thoughtful menopause and midlife women's health support designed to help women feel informed, heard, and supported — with individualized care that honors both hormonal and nonhormonal evidence-based approaches.

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About Mabel

Clinician-led, evidence-based care

Mabel Olaya, DNP, FNP-C

Hi, I'm Mabel.

DNP, FNP-C · Member, The Menopause Society

I'm a family nurse practitioner with a background in surgical and critical care nursing and experience in urgent and primary care. Caring for women across different stages of life, I kept noticing how often menopause-related symptoms — urinary, vaginal, sleep, mood, and hormonal — were overlooked, fragmented, or dismissed.

That's why I created Her Hormone Map: a women's health educational platform designed to help women recognize patterns in their symptoms and feel more prepared for conversations with their healthcare team.

As a member of The Menopause Society, I'm focused on raising awareness of GSM, expanding access to evidence-based menopause education, and making care feel more approachable for Spanish-speaking women through ongoing bilingual practice.

My approach is grounded in education, safety, individualized risk assessment, and true collaboration with patients — because midlife women deserve to feel informed, heard, and supported.

Thank you for trusting Her Hormone Map with your story. This platform was created to help women feel less dismissed, more informed, and more prepared for meaningful conversations about their health.

Who This May Help

  • ·Perimenopause symptoms
  • ·Hot flashes & night sweats
  • ·Vaginal dryness & GSM symptoms
  • ·Recurrent urinary symptoms
  • ·Sleep changes
  • ·Mood changes
  • ·Hormonal transitions
  • ·Women seeking evidence-based menopause education
  • ·Women exploring individualized menopause care

Important

Important Safety Information

This platform is educational and informational and does not replace emergency or in-person medical care. Certain symptoms, including abnormal bleeding, chest pain, severe pelvic pain, neurologic symptoms, or suspected blood clots require in-person medical evaluation.

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Coming Summer 2026

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