Dr. Ghazaleh Moayedi is an OB/GYN, educator, writer, and community activist who works at the intersections of reproductive health, rights, and justice. Dr. Moayedi is board certified in Obstetrics & Gynecology, board certified in Complex Family Planning, and she is a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner. Dr. Moayedi has been providing menopause care with Gennev since 2019 and she loves caring for people from all over the country through their unique menopause journeys. In addition to providing menopause care, Dr. Moayedi is the president & founder of Pegasus Health Justice Center, a community health resource that creates holistic wellness through justice-centered, patient-oriented healthcare, education, and advocacy. She is also a founding member of CERCL-FP, Centering Equity, Race, and Cultural Literacy in Family Planning, a collective that works to name, disrupt, and dismantle structures of oppression in family planning healthcare. A fierce healthcare & community advocate, Dr. Moayedi has been featured in numerous publications including The New York Times, The Washington Post, Time Magazine, The Guardian, PBS, MSNBC, and NPR.
Over the past 2 decades, Amanda has navigated her own food and body liberation journey. She found diet rock bottom and a lifeline to recovery while traveling in Nepal. After a successful competitive running career, she went on to recover from a disordered relationship with food and exercise. Her recovery allowed her to earn a master’s degree in nutrition and dietetics from Bastyr University. As an undiet dietitian and certified intuitive eating counselor, Amanda serves as a guide and mentor to her clients – partnering with them to heal their relationship with food and their body through intuitive eating, mindfulness, and her unique SAVOR Strategies of Healing. Amanda works in collaboration with her clients to create practical, actionable steps so they can stop feeling chaotic around food, find compassion for their ever-changing bodies, and feel empowered to live a fulfilling life, Savoring Food & Body.
Dr. Ayaba Worjoloh-Clemens has worked as a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist in private practice, academics, international, and governmental settings. With a genuine concern for the whole woman, she strives to hear each patient’s story and collaborate with her on the wellness journey. As a Gennev telemedicine physician, she is passionate about educating and exploring evidence-based options to optimize wellbeing for women in midlife and the menopausal transition. Dr. Ayaba loves spending time with her family and friends. Additionally, she enjoys reading, movement, travel and outdoor activities.
Dr. Debra Acerenza, DO FACOG is a board certified OBGYN. She works at a private practice in Maryland, as well as serving as a consultant on the Gennev team helping women navigate the menopause process. In her spare time, you can find her working out, spending time outdoors and keeping an eye on her 2 teenage boys!