What services do you offer?

I offer Squarespace web design, business mentoring for women solopreneurs, and Moon Pause online rest retreats. I help women create websites that feel authentic, develop their online business strategy, and find rest and renewal in their busy lives.

Do you work with clients worldwide?

Yes! All of my services are available online, so I work with women solopreneurs from all over the world. While I'm based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, my virtual services allow me to support clients globally.

Moon Pause is both a book and a practice. The book, Moon Pause: A Field Guide to Rest, Rhythm, and Returning to Yourself in Midlife and Beyond, guides women through rest and renewal. I also offer monthly online mini-rest retreats held on the New Moon. You can join live from the comfort of home or access the resources in the online portal.

Who do you work with?

I work primarily with women solopreneurs, especially those in midlife and beyond who want to create businesses and lives that feel spacious, authentic, and alive. I blend practical skills with soulful support to help women share their gifts online.

How do I get started?

The best way to get started is to reach out via email at hello@shelaghlenon.com or book a free 30-minute consult at https://tidycal.com/1wjw06m/30-minute-meeting. We can discuss your needs and see if we're a good fit to work together. All services are available by appointment.

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WEBSITE STRATEGY & SQUARESPACE WEBSITE DESIGN
FOR MENOPAUSE HEALTH & FITNESS SPECIALIST

Jill Rehman wanted a website that could speak to two audiences at once — the individual women she coaches, and the corporate leaders she partners with.

As a Master Health Coach and Menopause Health & Fitness Specialist, Jill helps women feel strong, capable, and confident through midlife, while also delivering evidence-based wellness programs inside real workplaces. Her website needed to hold both of those worlds: warm and personal enough for one-to-one coaching clients, credible and polished enough for corporate decision-makers.

Jill came in with a website she'd built herself on Google Sites — functional enough to get by, but not built to reflect the depth of her expertise or speak to the two very different audiences she needed to reach: the women navigating menopause on their own and the organizations ready to support their people through it.
The color palette wasn't chosen for looks alone. We paired green and a warm orange-salmon tone with intention. Green for growth and renewal, salmon for the warmth of autumn. Together they nod to spring and fall, the seasons of change, while keeping the site feeling fresh, grounded, and human rather than clinical.
The final site does double duty: it welcomes an individual woman looking for support, and it reassures a corporate HR lead evaluating a wellness partner. Clear paths for both.

Our Collaborative Process

Strategy first

We began with a Brand Strategy session to get clarity on Jill's business, her voice, and the two audiences her site needed to speak to — before any design work began.

Flexible

When hurdles came up outside the original scope, we adapted together. I troubleshot issues as they arose so the project kept moving forward without adding stress to Jill's plate.

Built on trust

Every decision — from structure to strategy to the words on the page — was made to reflect Jill's expertise and care, so visitors feel that same trust from the very first click.