April Haberman

April has been working in global women’s health for over 10 years. She has a diverse background in business development, administration, public speaking, training and development, fundraising, event planning, curriculum development, and healthcare. Additionally, April is an active member of the Women’s Global Health Seattle Advisory Panel and holds a Wellness Health Coaching certification from the Integrative Women’s Health Institute. April specializes in women’s menopause health, coaching, yoga and breath work.

April Haberman has been working with women for over 20 years in various roles, with a keen focus in the menstrual, sexual reproductive and menopause health space.

April received the 2015 Young Mother of the Year Award for WA State through American Mothers. In addition, she has been awarded the 2015 Ruby Award by Soroptimist International for making a difference for women through her charitable efforts.

In her spare time, April oversees the Edmonds WA Chapter for Days for Girls (DfG). Since the Chapter’s inception, she and her volunteers have distributed over 20,000 DfG Kits and thousands of disposable products to keep girls in school, both locally and globally. Her volunteer work has taken her to Africa, Nicaragua and Costa Rica, bringing health, dignity, and safety to women and girls. April oversees her local Chapter, as well as mentors and supports the Days for Girls Eswatini Enterprise, alongside the Snoqualmie Chapter.

April & her husband own a dental practice in Edmonds, WA and have considered Edmonds home or over 30 years.