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Period Pain Simulator

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The Somedays Period Pain Simulator is a hands-on experience (tested over 10,000 times) that empowers teams to understand how menstrual pain affects every day life and shift workplace culture.

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We offer two packages; workplace presentations where your team can try the simulator or events that are fun and engaging.

Workshop

For organisations looking to engage employees and promote empathy through our interactive workshop and simulations.

3–4 Hours of Engagement — A mix of presentation, interactive discussion, and simulation.

Empathy in Action — Participants experience the simulator and explore its real-world impact.

Practical Takeaways — Each session closes with resources and product samples to continue the conversation.

Event

Draw people to any kind of event in this fun and entertaining crowd pleaser

Crowd-Pleasing Activation — High-energy, interactive simulations draw people in.

Custom Visuals — Event banners, signage, and social content amplify your message.

On-Site Support — Two trained facilitators guide the experience from start to finish.

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International

We’ve brought the Period Pain Simulator to organizations around the world, delivering workshops and training across cultures, industries, and borders.

Advanced Booking

Demand is high. Lock in your spot early to guarantee availability.

Inclusivity is key

Our workshops are designed for everyone, regardless of gender identity, background, or role. We create safe, respectful spaces where all participants can engage, learn, and grow together.

Born at the Calgary Stampede as a tool to spread awareness that period pain is not normal.

“It has been heartwarming to see many people voluntarily endure pain publicly just to empathize with individuals in their lives who experience painful periods.”

- Lux Perry (pictured right) Founder & CEO

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A Global Movement Backed by Data

From measurable workplace impact to billions reached online, the stats prove this is more than a workshop — it’s a shift in culture.

Workplace Statistics

  • 14% of women report missing work due to menstrual pain each cycle.
  • On average, 8.9 workdays of productivity are lost every year per menstruating employee.

Period pain isn’t just “cramps.” It can mean debilitating discomfort, stress, and anxiety about being misunderstood. The silence around it breeds stigma and exclusion.
The Period Pain Simulator helps break that silence and open the door to empathy.

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Social Media Reach

4 billion+ people reached globally

850,000+ followers

158,000+ subscribers

Billions of people have joined the Somedays movement — building a supportive online community for those living with chronic pain, and sparking conversations that drive real change.

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Somedays in the Press

From Fortune 500s to universities to non-profits, we’ve worked with organizations across every sector

Stigma doesn’t vanish on its own, it fades when people feel, talk, and change together.

The experience was truly incredible. From the start of our conversations to the event and following the event, the entire team was incredible to partner with. Thank you for all you are all doing!

Fortune 500 Company

Workplace Programming

We recently hosted the menstruation workshop organized by Somedays at our HQ and it was truly an eye-opening experience. Giving men the chance to physically feel simulated period pain was incredibly impactful. It was great to learn more about menstrual conditions, break down stigmas, and let men experience the pain women endure each month (along with all the other symptoms!). We’ve now begun talking about periods in the workplace openly, without embarrassment or awkwardness.

Dreams

Workplace Programming

Leah was amazing! She was so welcoming and approachable for people to come and ask questions and kept the audience engaged. We have had some great feedback from the event.

Kellog's

Workplace Programming

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