For midlife women · Perimenopause, menopause & beyond

Feel strong, steady, and sure of your body again.

Even on the hard days. Start with the body you have, and build the strength, balance, and confidence for the life you want through guided somatic movement.

Taught by a physical therapist who rebuilt her own body after lupus, kidney failure, dialysis, and a transplant.

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Free. Fifteen minutes. No experience needed.

Doctor of Physical Therapy
Functional Medicine Certified Professional (FMCP)™
E-RYT 500
25 years of clinical practice

For the woman whose body changed before she was ready

You remember when life felt more available.

Getting dressed without a second thought. Saying yes to plans before checking how you feel. Booking the trip and knowing you’d enjoy every minute of it.

When your body changes, it isn’t only strength you miss. You miss the freedom to move through a day without negotiating with how you feel. You watch everyone else move forward while you wait for your body to catch up.

You’ve been told to push harder or wait it out. The apps hand you hundreds of classes and no idea which one is yours. None of it starts where you are.

Your body isn’t behind. It’s waiting for the right starting point.

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Why EASE OS™

Too many specialists. Not enough integration.

Your gut has one doctor. Your joints have another. Your stress gets an app, and your mind gets a separate appointment. Each one sees a piece.

More information leaves you more overwhelmed than when you started. You don’t need another specialist. You need someone who puts the pieces back together.

“The solutions can be so simple that we overlook them.”Dr. Connie Cheung

EASE OS™ connects your gut, nervous system, body, and mind in one simple method—built by a clinician trained in physical therapy, nutrition, functional medicine, yoga, and Pilates, who put herself back together, too.

Integration is the solution.

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Dr. Connie Cheung preparing fresh vegetables in her kitchen

In their words

“She put the pieces back together.”

Students, clients, and a physician on what changed when someone finally saw the whole of them.

Dr. Connie is the best teacher in movement. She set the bar so high that the results were inevitable.

L.P.Movement student

She makes something that felt so complicated—my symptoms—so simple that I finally had confidence. I’m completely changed in the way I move and think.

C.W.Clinical practice client

They integrate physical movement with mindfulness and self-awareness. As a breast cancer survivor, it helped me regain my strength, flexibility, and self-confidence.

K.H.Google review

As a physician trained in functional medicine, I thought my knowledge could help me with my autoimmune condition. Dr. Connie showed me what I couldn’t see. I learned to regulate my own physiology by moving and breathing in a way I never had. It changed the way I practice medicine.

K.C.Physician · clinical practice client

I came in for one isolated issue. She integrated all of me, so I could finally see cause and effect in the patterns she recognized in my movement.

P.C.Clinical practice client

Nobody has integrated my body the way Dr. Connie has. I felt broken and hopeless, but she helped me understand the root cause of my symptoms and put the pieces back together. So simple, yet profound.

J.S.Clinical practice client

Twenty-five years with lupus, and I was so close to giving up. Literally no one understands the lupus struggle. Now you have given me a way to fight.

D.C.Online community member

I’d gone from doctor to doctor, functional and integrative, taking tons of supplements, with labs that were “normal.” Dr. Connie found the stress behind it all. Now I know how to dial it down and regulate my own pain.

G.A.Clinical practice client

After four years of chronic pain and 12 different treatments in three countries, Dr. Connie figured out what was wrong in my first visit. She really gave me my life back.

T.L.Google review · clinical practice

I was told I would be in pain for the rest of my life. Dr. Connie’s thorough understanding of the human body is the reason I can be active again.

L.J.Google review · clinical practice

Dr. Connie is the only person who helped me feel so much better after years of living in pain. I am so grateful.

R.B.Clinical practice client

Dr. Connie is a gem! The only person I trust to get to the core of my pain.

L.G.Clinical practice client

Every story here is real and shared with permission. Names are shown as initials to protect privacy, and quotes are shortened for length. Stories marked “clinical practice” come from my one-on-one physical therapy work. EASE Somatics is an educational group program, not medical treatment, and individual experiences vary.

Meet Dr. Connie Cheung

I’ve been on both sides of the treatment table.

I’ve been a clinician since 2001. I built studios, trained teachers, and brought physical therapy, Pilates, yoga, nutrition, and functional medicine together in my work.

Physical therapy, a master’s in nutrition, and seven years of functional medicine training gave me deep expertise in physiology and neurology: how muscles, organs, and the nervous system adapt to what we ask of them—and to what life asks of us.

As an E-RYT 500 yoga teacher and double-certified Pilates practitioner, I bring that science onto the mat, where breath, movement, and attention work together, and body and mind are trained as one.

Then lupus, kidney failure, dialysis, and a transplant put me on the other side. I knew the anatomy. What I wasn’t ready for was the distance between the body I remembered and the body I was living in. It can be hard to imagine the future, which can hurt deeply.

I had to learn to start where I was—not where I used to be. One breath, one movement, one honest day at a time.

Today I practice at my full strength again. Not because I pushed harder, but because I stopped skipping the foundation. That’s what I teach now: a practical place to begin, and a clear way to build.

“I knew the anatomy. I didn’t know the gap between the body I remembered and the body I was living in. That gap is where my work begins.”Dr. Connie Cheung

Dr. Connie Cheung smiling in a hospital bed

Dr. Connie Cheung smiling at home, no makeup

Both sides of the treatment table, unfiltered.

Doctor of Physical Therapy · Master’s in Nutrition · Functional Medicine Certified Professional (FMCP)™ · E-RYT 500 · Double-Certified Pilates Practitioner · Teacher educator since 2001 · Founder of EASE OS™

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Dr. Connie Cheung outdoors holding her dog

The live six-week program

EASE Somatics

Six weeks to feel stronger, steadier, and sure of your body again, with a practice you own and can adapt to any day.

Live online sessions with Dr. Connie connecting breath, core support, alignment, balance, and progressive strength. You’ll know exactly where to begin, how to adjust on hard days, and when to add challenge.

Six live teaching sessions, with recordings
Short weekly practices matched to your capacity
A small group—never more than 15 women
A private community of women doing the same work
EASE OS™ Library access through March 2027: hand-picked classes from a guided progression of 190+, so you always know what to practice next

Founding group · 15 seats
$497 Founding rate. Offered once, to the first 15 women.
Live Tuesdays, 12 p.m. ET (9 a.m. PT) · January 12–February 16, 2027
Enrollment opens December 1 and closes December 31, or the moment all 15 seats are filled. Reset subscribers get first access.

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No yoga or Pilates experience needed. Every woman completes a health questionnaire before we begin, so you start at the right level.

Dr. Connie Cheung relaxing with a cup of tea

Dr. Connie Cheung seated cross-legged on a mat, eyes closed, hands together in a breath practice

The bigger picture

Movement is where we begin.

EASE Somatics is the first step into EASE OS™, the method I built around the four systems that shape how you feel every day.

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EEmpowered Psychologychoice

You don’t need the whole map to start. You need a clear first step—and someone who knows what comes after it.

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The EASE Reset is the guided breath and movement practice I use as the first step for every woman I teach. No experience, no equipment, no pressure to get it right.

A guided 15-minute video practice from Dr. Connie
A practice you can return to any day you need to reset
First access when EASE Somatics enrollment opens December 1

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Before you begin

Your questions.

Who is EASE Somatics for?

Midlife women in perimenopause, menopause, and beyond who are ready to stop guessing. If your strength, balance, energy, or confidence has changed and you want a teacher instead of another app, this is for you. We start with foundations and build week by week.

Do I need movement experience?

No. Beginners and longtime practitioners both start with foundations. You’ll get a preparation guide before we begin, with everything you need for your space.

How much does it cost?

$497 for the founding group, including Library access through March 2027. This rate is offered once, to the first 15 women. Enrollment opens December 1 and closes December 31, or sooner if every seat is filled. Reset subscribers hear first.

Is this a menopause program?

It’s built for the changes many women notice in perimenopause, menopause, and the years around them: in strength, balance, energy, and confidence. It is movement education, not hormone treatment or medical care, and it works alongside the care you already have.

How is this different from a workout app?

Apps give you volume. This gives you a teacher. You learn live with a physical therapist in a group of no more than 15, follow one clear six-week progression, and learn how to adapt each practice to the day you’re having, so you are never guessing which class is yours.

Can I participate with an autoimmune or other health condition?

You’ll be learning from someone who has lived with lupus herself. Every participant completes a health questionnaire, and you should check with your healthcare provider about any restrictions. This group is education, not individualized medical treatment.

What if I cannot attend live?

Every session is recorded. Live sessions are Tuesdays at 12 p.m. ET (9 a.m. PT) on January 12, 19, 26 and February 2, 9, 16, 2027. Recording access and group privacy details are in the enrollment terms.

What happens after six weeks?

You leave with your own plan for continued practice and Library access through March 2027. From there, you can continue with Library membership and the deeper EASE OS™ programs.

Is this healthcare or psychotherapy?

No. EASE Somatics provides education and guided movement alongside your existing care. It does not diagnose or treat conditions, replace medical care, or provide psychotherapy.

I’m a practitioner. Is there something for me?

Yes. The EASE OS™ Practitioner Pathway is built for physical therapists, movement teachers, and health professionals. Join the practitioner list →

For practitioners and movement educators

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The professional pathway for physical therapists, movement teachers, and health professionals who want to teach integration, not another modality.

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Integration is the solution

Medicine tells you what’s wrong.
I teach you what’s still right, and how to build from there.

Your first step takes fifteen minutes. Free. No experience needed. Start today.

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