Modern Hysteria with Micah Larsen

Modern Hysteria with Micah Larsen Busting the taboos of women's health, so we can stop feeling unheard or dismissed, and start healing and living without shame.

P 👏 in 👏 V 👏 should 👏 not 👏 hurt 👏 unless you want it to. That’s what I learned from — that SO many of us accept painfu...
05/13/2025

P 👏 in 👏 V 👏 should 👏 not 👏 hurt 👏

unless you want it to.

That’s what I learned from — that SO many of us accept painful s*x as normal, and that it is NOT.

AND that there’s something we can do about it!

🎙️ S1E21 Painful S3x Is Not Normal with on the MODERN HYSTERIA podcast

(Dm me or comment PODCAST for the link!)

🎉 we’re almost at 10,000 downloads! Top episodes:

— L1b1do x Intimacy with

— Pelvic Floor Dysfunction x Urinary Incontinence with

— Birth Control x Hormones x Mental Health with .cyntiabrown

The last pic made the whole trip for me 🥹This week I was honored to give a presentation on the *Menopause Blind Spot* — ...
05/12/2025

The last pic made the whole trip for me 🥹

This week I was honored to give a presentation on the *Menopause Blind Spot* — how medical research abandons women at midlife — at in my hometown as part of the Dynamic Women speakers series.

Kinda surreal to be bringing this topic back to my roots in eastern Missouri. A work trip plus child made possible by grandparent childcare!

Thanks for having us, Wash Mo!

Happy Mothers Day, America 🙃🙃🙃🙃 I talk about the taboos of motherhood, postpartum, and pregnancy on the MODERN HYSTERIA ...
05/10/2025

Happy Mothers Day, America 🙃🙃🙃🙃

I talk about the taboos of motherhood, postpartum, and pregnancy on the MODERN HYSTERIA podcast

(DM me or comment ‘PODCAST’ and I’ll send you a link to the latest episode! Or click the link in my bio)

MOM episodes include:

— late diagnosed ADHD in motherhood with

— pelvic floor dysfunction and urinary incontinence with

— postpartum care and with

— traumatic childbirth with

— guilt and reparenting yourself

— pelvic health with

UPCOMING 🎤🎙️

— ADHD and motherhood with

— nesting and nutrition x with

— with

— with

On a college budget, I survived on pumpernickel bread and dried apricots, obsessively read nutrition labels, and avoided...
04/27/2025

On a college budget, I survived on pumpernickel bread and dried apricots, obsessively read nutrition labels, and avoided gluten like the plague. I was drawn to the clear-cut solutions and the justification to restrict.
While waiting tables, I drank soda water, ate broccoli and bun-less burgers, and hid my cardboard box of wormwood extract and homeopathic drugs between stacks of clean linens. Every eight hours, I snuck back to dry storage and dosed myself with a glass medicine dropper.

I did everything **alternative medicine** told me to do, believing I could force myself to ‘wellness.’

It did not work.

This is not to say there isn’t healing to be found in wellness culture. But it’s complicated.

I’m a wholehearted believer in evidence-based medicine, AND critical of the way it is administered — especially to women — in our culture.

Tell me what you think in the comments 💬

I talk allllll about this on the MODERN HYSTERIA podcast and newsletter, where I reveal the taboos of women’s health.

DM me or comment ‘HYSTERIA’ for the link to the newsletter or ‘PODCAST’ for the latest episode of the podcast 🎙️

On a college budget, I survived on pumpernickel bread and dried apricots, obsessively read nutrition labels, and avoided...
04/27/2025

On a college budget, I survived on pumpernickel bread and dried apricots, obsessively read nutrition labels, and avoided gluten like the plague. I was drawn to the clear-cut solutions and the justification to restrict.
While waiting tables, I drank soda water, ate broccoli and bun-less burgers, and hid my cardboard box of wormwood extract and homeopathic drugs between stacks of clean linens. Every eight hours, I snuck back to dry storage and dosed myself with a glass medicine dropper.

I did everything **alternative medicine** told me to do, believing I could force myself to ‘wellness.’

It did not work.

This is not to say there isn’t healing to be found in wellness culture. But it’s complicated.

I’m a wholehearted believer in evidence-based medicine, AND critical of the way it is administered — especially to women — in our culture.

Tell me what you think in the comments 💬

I talk allllll about this on the MODERN HYSTERIA podcast and newsletter, where I reveal the taboos of women’s health.

DM me or comment ‘HYSTERIA’ for the link to the newsletter or ‘PODCAST’ for the latest episode of the podcast 🎙️

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I teach women-owned small businesses what to say in their marketing.

When I started hanging out with other women business owners, I noticed that they:


  • hated the idea of “selling”

  • didn’t know what to say to market themselves

  • really wanted and needed more loyal customers.