Meet Menopause Empowerment Strategist Carol Whyne

Carol Whyne is a dedicated and compassionate registered nurse with over 40 years of experience in providing high-quality patient care in hospital, long term care, and patient in-home setting environments. She graduated from the Kingston School of Nursing, practiced in Med-Surg, Pediatrics, Psychiatrics, earned her licensure and practiced in Obstetrics and Gynecology Settings. 

Carol has since gained extensive clinical experience in Public Health Nursing- Preventive Medicine, working primarily in Maternal, Child Health, Case Management in Chronic Disease Management. She was presented with the Florence Nightingale Award in the State of Connecticut for her dedication to Nursing.

Carol’s commitment to continuing education and professional development is evident in her certifications as a Certified Life Coach as well as her participation in numerous workshops, seminars on Health and Wellness- Menopause Empowerment. Her dedication to patient care extends beyond clinical skills, in fact she has shifted her” Niche” as she is now known for her passion and drive to break the mental, emotional, social, and physical pain cycle in the Menopausal women. Helping her to “break the silence” to embrace the menopausal challenge,

providing a safe and support space for her, spouse and family, helping them to understand and support “The Menopause Woman.”

In addition to her clinical expertise, Carol has contributed to the wider community, by conducting Health and Wellness Presentations to a broad cross section of individuals, especially individuals experiencing chronic Pain and Diseases. She is an active member of the Greater Palm Bay Chamber of Commerce. A Christian of the true and living God, member of a local Pentecostal church.

Carol is a best selling Amazon author for her contribution in the book Anthology. 

Through her comprehensive experience, commitment to patient care, and ongoing professional development, Carol Whyne exemplifies the qualities of a dedicated nursing professional who contributes significantly to the health and well-being of her patients and the community, especially serving “Women experiencing Menopausal Symptoms!”