Glo adds Dr. Desi Bartlett’s perimenopause program to its online class lineup

Current assessment: The available evidence supports reporting that Glo has added a perimenopause-focused program and related classes led by Dr. Desi Bartlett to its digital platform. The more specific characterization of the arrangement as a new “partnership” between Glo and The BodyMind Workout comes from a paid announcement issued by The BodyMind Workout; Glo’s public program listings verify the content is live but do not disclose the business terms.

Reported facts

The BodyMind Workout said in a September 10 announcement that its founder, Dr. Desi Bartlett, had joined Glo as a September Featured Guest Teacher and would lead programming for people navigating perimenopause and midlife. The announcement described the arrangement as a partnership with Glo and said the content was available to Glo members.

Glo’s official program directory lists Perimenopause: Learn & Practice, a 10-class program with Bartlett. The listing describes five lecture-and-practice pairings covering hormonal changes, mood, strength and bone health, brain fog, hot flashes, and self-compassion. Glo also lists Bartlett-led classes including Cooling Flow For Hot Flashes and Strong Bones & Muscles For Osteopenia.

Supporting evidence

The strongest available evidence is Glo’s own current catalog. Its dedicated program page identifies Bartlett as the instructor and displays the program’s lectures and movement practices. That directly supports the central, consumer-facing development: the perimenopause content is being offered on Glo.

The BodyMind Workout announcement provides the additional context that this release is being presented as a programming partnership and part of Glo’s featured-teacher series. It also includes a statement attributed to Kim Waters, identified as Glo’s senior content manager, welcoming Bartlett and the new classes. Because the item is a paid company announcement rather than independently reported coverage, those relationship details should remain attributed.

Limitations and competing evidence

Glo’s public pages do not independently call the arrangement a partnership, identify its duration, or state whether Bartlett’s appearance is exclusive, ongoing, or limited to September. The available record therefore supports that Glo is carrying Bartlett’s program, not the precise contractual scope of the arrangement.

Glo’s descriptions frame the content as education and movement support for perimenopause-related experiences. Those listings do not establish that the classes treat medical conditions or produce particular health outcomes. This draft consequently does not characterize the program as medical care or repeat efficacy claims beyond Glo’s descriptions.

Current conclusion

A cautious reading is that Glo has made a substantive addition to its midlife wellness catalog by publishing Bartlett’s 10-class perimenopause program and associated classes. The evidence is sufficient to report the program launch and Bartlett’s presence on the platform. It does not, on its own, establish the commercial terms, permanence, or exclusivity of the relationship branded as a partnership. Direct confirmation from Glo about those points would materially strengthen the business characterization.