Evidence-led Women's Health Specialist
Evidence-led Women's Health Specialist
About Dr Jane McKay Rx and Values
Blending evidence-based strategies with decades of hands-on experience and the human touch of personalised coaching
I work with empathy, drawing on:
Physiology and psychology expertise
25+ years’ experience supporting individuals across diverse contexts
Specialist training in menopause support
Own research and practice
Background as a track athlete and PT
This blend helps me design programmes that meet women where they are and build the motivation and confidence for lasting behaviour change.
I support women through every phase of menopause with an approach shaped by:
Lived experience of midlife transition
The M3 Model, guiding physical health alongside deeper wellbeing
Insight into how hormonal shifts affect confidence, mood, and self‑belief
Strategies for navigating fear of failure, self‑doubt, social anxiety, and imposter feelings
My story shares more about what drives this work and how it began.
Values
Worryingly, much of the advice from the health and fitness industry is based on ‘bro science’ or no science. Every recommendation, from training and nutrition to psychology and supplementation, is backed by contemporary research and is clearly explained, empowering you to make informed lifestyle changes with confidence.
Lasting change and habits for life
When it comes to most health goals, the truth is that there is no quick fix. Meaningful change requires self-awareness, knowledge and motivation. To achieve this, education is paired with psychological strategies to support sustainable change. Every protocol is designed with a thorough understanding of your goals and preferences, combining personal insight with clear explanations of the science behind the process, empowering you to feel motivated and committed to follow through.
Expertise is combined in mindset, movement and metabolism. This means that while you can choose areas to focus on, this will always be done with a whole-system perspective which acknowledges that humans are complex beings. Whether focusing on the mind or the body, success depends on understanding psychological drivers, nutrition, sleep, and preferred movement styles.
Changing behaviours can be scary - it's often easier to stay in familiar routines because they feel safe. Support is delivered in a safe space with empathy, professional advice and shared lived experience. It is understood that taking steps towards positive behaviour change inevitably means facing discomfort. Advice is therefore provided with small steps and minimal pressure in mind, so that change feels possible and leads to transformation, not giving up.
Time is precious and new routines must align with busy lifestyles. This is why working together is so important; the emphasis is on fully exploring your needs before co-creating new ways of living that you feel in control of and that fit into your lifestyle. By collaborating in this way, we can translate your goals, needs and preferred ways of doing things into actionable protocols that work for you.