For men and women after 30. Energy. Strength. Libido. Focus. Body composition. If something has changed, testosterone may be one piece of the picture. Join Trevor Hausauer, FNP-C, FMCP-M for a clear, practical look at symptoms, testing, treatment options, and what a “normal” lab result can and cannot tell you.
Men and women can experience hormone-related changes differently. This webinar is designed to help both audiences recognize what may be worth discussing without assuming that every symptom is caused by testosterone.
Women often hear “testosterone” and assume the conversation is not meant for them. Trevor explains why testosterone can matter for both men and women, even though the symptoms, evaluation, and treatment considerations are not the same.
These concerns can have many causes. Testosterone is one possibility that deserves appropriate evaluation.
Hormone health in women is more complex than one laboratory number, which is why context and clinical evaluation matter.
The goal is not to convince everyone that they need treatment. The goal is to help you understand when testosterone may be worth investigating and what a responsible next step looks like.
Learn how symptoms can cluster across energy, sexual health, strength, recovery, mood, and body composition.
See why timing, repeat testing, symptoms, and the broader clinical picture matter more than one isolated number.
Explore age, sleep, stress, body composition, medications, lifestyle factors, and other contributors that can affect hormone health.
Review lifestyle foundations, treatment approaches, monitoring, safety considerations, and how care is individualized.
Trevor will use the new military screening policy as a starting point, not as a one-size-fits-all medical recommendation. You will learn what screening can tell you, what it cannot tell you, and how civilian evaluation should be approached thoughtfully.
Trevor leads Valley Vital Medicine with a functional medicine approach focused on understanding the larger clinical picture rather than treating one symptom or one laboratory value in isolation.
During this session, he will break down testosterone in plain language, explain where symptoms and testing fit together, and discuss how treatment decisions are individualized.
Join Trevor live on September 15 for a practical, provider-led discussion about testosterone, symptoms, testing, options, and the questions that matter most.
Reserve My Free SeatTuesday, September 15 • 7:00 PM Central Time • Online
Choose the men’s or women’s path, note the symptoms that apply to you, and bring your questions to the webinar. The check-in is for screening and awareness, not diagnosis.
Yes. Testosterone plays a role in both sexes, but the symptoms, evidence, testing context, and treatment considerations are not identical. Trevor will address those differences directly.
No. You can attend whether you have never been tested, were previously told your results were normal, or already have laboratory results you want to understand better.
No. The webinar is educational. A diagnosis requires an appropriate clinical evaluation and, when indicated, laboratory testing with a qualified provider.
The session is designed to stay close to 45 minutes, including a concise next-step discussion and time for questions.
Yes. Register even if you cannot attend live. We will send replay access after the session so you can watch when your schedule allows.
