The Seasons Collective is a non-profit organization that brings together people living with PCOS/PMOS and their supporters. We nurture connection through educational and creative workshops, curated gatherings, and reflective sessions.

Group photo of diverse people at an event discussing PCOS and women's health and care in Canada.
A diverse group of women is attending a PCOS conference in Toronto, with one woman speaking into a microphone.
People gathered around a table, engaged in an activity involving a small decorative tree with hanging ornaments. The setting has warm lighting with colorful lights and a cozy fireplace in the background.
A conference room with people discussing PCOS and women's hormone health conditions in Toronto.
Decorative white tree with hanging circular cards and string lights, featuring handwritten and printed messages about care and trust, with colorful blurred background.
Audience attending a PCOS community workshop in Toronto. Featuring STACKT market with colorful lighting, tables, and a bar in the background.
A group of diverse women healthcare practitioners standing together in a conference room in Toronto. Two projector screens behind them are displaying the text "Welcome to the 2025 PCOS Fall Gathering".
People sitting at a wooden table with vases of green plants, glasses of water, and a person holding a note, in a creative workshop about women's health in Toronto.
A conference room filled with women attending a presentation on Polycystic Ovary Syndrome in Toronto. The audience is seated, some taking notes or using laptops.
Two women standing next to a sign at the 2025 PCOS Fall Gathering event in Toronto.

Embracing the changing seasons

The Seasons Collective is a reflection of how our bodies and lives move through different seasons. From the foods we eat to the relationships we hold close, each season invites gentle adaptation from within ourselves. How might we thrive in each season?

Here, you’ll find seasonal practices, gentle conversations, events and shared reflections that help you connect with your PMOS/PCOS journey and with others in meaningful ways. Wherever you are in your journey, you belong here.

Layered mountain landscape at sunset with a gradient sky of orange to blue.

How might we celebrate seasons of joy, courage, resilience and hope?

Flock of birds flying across a blue sky with scattered clouds.

Could social connection be just as essential to our health as nutrition or exercise?

You are invited!

This collective is for:

🌿 Individuals with PCOS/PMOS who are looking for community and sharing resources.

🌻 Supporters and caregivers who want to learn and be part of the conversation.

💜 Anyone curious about how we can build spaces of collective healing.

We are based in Toronto, Canada, but the spirit of this collective extends beyond geography. You are welcome here. Join us at one of our upcoming events to learn more about this community and become a part of this collective.

Events

Note: This space is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. I am not a clinician or healthcare provider, and the information shared here is for community support and educational purposes only. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical concerns.

Thriving with PMOS: Finding strength in social relationships

Hi, I’m Krutika Galgalikar, a Designer and Facilitator based in Toronto, Canada.

My life changed 16 years ago when I first heard the acronym PCOS—Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. PCOS is a hormonal, metabolic, and reproductive condition with no known cause and no cure. Since my diagnosis in 2010, I’ve been on a journey of understanding my body, reclaiming my voice, and becoming a patient advocate seeking deeper conversations around care, community, and recovery.

In 2026, PCOS was renamed to PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome) to better reflect the complexity of the condition. While this change is an important step forward, I also recognize that for many of us, PCOS is more than a medical term; it has been part of our identities, our stories, and our advocacy for years, sometimes decades.

Like many patient advocates, I am still adapting to this change. Language shapes how we understand ourselves, and a new name can bring up mixed emotions alongside hope for progress. As medical spaces begin to embrace PMOS, communities will need time to navigate what this change means for our identities, our experiences, and the movement we have built together. I’m learning alongside you.

The idea for this collective was born from the support I received from my friends, family, and partner. They made space for conversations about PCOS, took the initiative to learn more, and supported me through lifestyle changes that made a meaningful difference. Their care showed me what becomes possible when we center curiosity, connection, and community in our recovery.

Through this collective, I hope to reimagine what healing can look like for people living with PMOS/PCOS; one rooted not only in treatment, but also in relationships, belonging, and shared understanding.

You can learn more about my PCOS journey here.

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