The Menopause Rebellion: Dr. Tyna Moore's $197/Month Skool Community
The Menopause Rebellion is Dr. Tyna Moore's midlife health community on Skool, with 238 members paying $197 a month for a 90-day blueprint on menopause, muscle, metabolism, HRT and GLP-1s. A breakdown of the offer, the funnel and the founder.

The Menopause Rebellion is Dr. Tyna Moore's paid Skool community for Gen X and older women, with 238 members paying $197 a month and a 90-day onboarding blueprint taken directly from her clinical practice. It ranks 14th in the Health category on the Skool Games leaderboard. It is the clearest example on Skool of a small, expensive, tightly qualified community outperforming a large cheap one, and the whole page is engineered to turn people away.
The numbers
- Health niche (menopause, hormones, metabolism)
- Rank 14 in the Skool Games Health category
- 238 members
- $197/mo, the highest price in the Health top 15
- 30+ years of clinical experience as the core proof
- Gen X and older women only, stated on the page
The founder does the selling

Tyna is the offer. In a niche flooded with influencers, the differentiator is not more information, it is a practitioner who will be in the room daily. The page says it plainly: "ME, in here daily with you." At $197 a month, that access is the product, and the courses are supporting material.
What The Menopause Rebellion sells
The about page opens by naming the reader's exhaustion with the niche itself, then sells structure. Below is their about page word for word, with the key parts numbered. Hover a number to see what each line is doing.
2You've followed the influencers. Listened to the podcasts. And you're more confused than ever.
It's information overload with no structure.
3I've spent over 30 years in regenerative medicine and HRT. I pioneered GLP1 microdosing.
This is full picture, in a format you can understand, at a pace you can follow.
4Inside, you'll follow the exact 90-day blueprint I take my own patients through. This is where the foundation gets built so the rest lands optimally.
What you'll get:
🔥 The First 90 Days Challenge: my exact patient onboarding blueprint
💊 GLP-1s, Peptides & HRT: the education to optimize in midlife
🏋️ The Strength Society: proper lifting for midlife women
🧠 Menopause, metabolism & muscle as one integrated system
📆 LIVE Weekly Calls
👊 ME, in here daily with you
5🚨 FOR GENX & OLDER WOMEN ONLY 🚨
🎓 Education = Empowerment 💪
📚 For educational purposes only.
🚫 NO medical advice. NO Prescribing. NO Refunds.
Read as a builder, this is the practitioner-premium playbook. The enemy is confusion, the mechanism is a real clinical protocol, the proof is thirty years of practice, and the price is defended by daily founder access. The "no refunds, no medical advice, GenX only" block is not friction, it is positioning.
How it compares to the alternatives
Midlife women's health is served by clinics, coaching certifications and free content. This community sits between them.
| Option | Model | What you get | Rough price |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Menopause Rebellion (Skool) | Monthly membership | 90-day blueprint, weekly live calls, daily founder access | $197/mo |
| Menopause specialist clinic | Per-visit care | Diagnosis, prescriptions, labs | Variable, often insurance-dependent |
| Menopause coaching programs | Cohort or 1:1 | Coaching, accountability, no prescribing | Often four figures per program |
| Podcasts and free content | Free | Broad education, no structure or accountability | Free |
| Facebook menopause groups | Free | Peer chat, mixed quality | Free |
The gap is structure plus a real practitioner without the cost or wait of one-to-one care. That is why 238 members at $197 outperforms most communities several times its size.
The funnel, step by step
The Menopause Rebellion converts on practitioner authority and qualifies hard, then retains on a 90-day path with weekly live contact.
The retention driver is a defined arc. A 90-day challenge gives every new member a start, a middle and an end, which is far stickier than an open-ended library. Members stay because they are mid-protocol, not because they are mid-subscription.
Exclusion is a pricing tool: "FOR GENX & OLDER WOMEN ONLY" costs this community nothing, because those buyers were never going to convert well anyway. Naming who it is not for makes the right buyer feel found, and a found buyer argues less about price.
Pricing, member counts and claims above come from the community's own public about page on the date of writing and may change. The community states it is for educational purposes only and does not provide medical advice or prescriptions. Nothing in this article is medical advice. Decisions about HRT, GLP-1 medications, peptides or any treatment should be made with a qualified clinician who knows your history.
The formula you can copy
Name the confusion, not the condition. Your buyer already knows they have the problem. What they cannot solve alone is the contradictory advice, so sell the sequence.
Charge for access, not archives. Daily founder presence is the line that justifies $197. If you cannot be present, do not price like you can. See our guide to pricing a Skool community.
Qualify out loud. Stating who it is not for raises conversion among who it is for. That is the same lever behind niching down.
Frequently asked questions
What is The Menopause Rebellion?
It is a paid Skool community by Dr. Tyna Moore for Gen X and older women, priced at $197 a month with 238 members. Members follow a 90-day patient onboarding blueprint and get weekly live calls, education on GLP-1s, peptides and HRT, a strength-training track, and daily access to the founder. It ranks 14th in the Health category on the Skool Games leaderboard.
Who is Dr. Tyna Moore?
She is the founder of The Menopause Rebellion and says she has spent over 30 years in regenerative medicine and hormone replacement therapy, and that she pioneered GLP-1 microdosing. Her stated focus is menopause, muscle, metabolism, hormones, GLP-1s and peptides.
Does the community give medical advice or prescriptions?
No. The about page states the community is for educational purposes only, with no medical advice and no prescribing, and that there are no refunds.
What is the lesson for other community builders?
A small, expensive, tightly qualified community can out-earn a large cheap one. Sell a defined protocol rather than a content library, price against the access you can genuinely provide, and state clearly who the community is not for.
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