Vicky Countess Coaching is inviting women concerned about osteopenia, osteoporosis, or recent DEXA scan results to attend a free virtual workshop, “Is Your Bone Health at Risk? Find Out in 6 Questions,” on Tuesday, September 29, from 12:00 noon to 12:45 p.m. Eastern.
The free online workshop is designed to help participants look beyond a single T-score and better understand what their bone health numbers may—and may not—reveal about fracture risk. While a DEXA scan measures bone mineral density, other factors, including bone quality and structure, can also play an important role in overall bone strength.
“Many women are told they have the same T-score or diagnosis, yet their outcomes can be very different,” said Vicky Countess. “This workshop will help women ask better questions, understand what their results really mean, and take a more informed next step in protecting their bone health.”
As part of the workshop, attendees will also be introduced to Countess’s free resource, “What Does Your DEXA Really Tell You,” created for women managing osteopenia, osteoporosis, or a score that has changed since a previous scan.
Registration is required for the workshop. Participants may reserve their spot online by going to https://lp.
Workshop Details:
Event: Is Your Bone Health at Risk? Find Out in 6 Questions
Date: Tuesday, September 29
Time: 12:00 noon–12:45 p.m. Eastern
Location: Virtual
Cost: Free; registration required
Event: Is Your Bone Health at Risk? Find Out in 6 Questions
Date: Tuesday, September 29
Time: 12:00 noon–12:45 p.m. Eastern
Location: Virtual
Cost: Free; registration required
About Vicky Countess Coaching
Vicky Countess Coaching helps women better understand their bone health, ask informed questions about their DEXA scan results, and take practical steps toward stronger bones and a confident next chapter.
Vicky Countess Coaching helps women better understand their bone health, ask informed questions about their DEXA scan results, and take practical steps toward stronger bones and a confident next chapter.
Media Contact:
Ken Countess
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