Karyn Greer Honored at Phenomenal Women's Health Tea
The Channel 2 anchor was recognized at the 2026 Tea for Health, which focused on menopause and healthy aging.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Women’s Health
Channel 2's Karyn Greer was honored at the 2026 Phenomenal Women's Health Tea for Health, held Saturday at the Atlanta Marriott Gateway Hotel. The event marked the organization's 20th year of educating, supporting, and empowering women and girls.
Why it matters
The event highlights the work of Phenomenal Women's Health, which has served more than 11,000 women and girls across physical, mental, financial, and spiritual health programs. Its focus on menopause and healthy aging speaks to a stage of life many women navigate in Atlanta and across the region.
Phenomenal Women's Health reports serving more than 11,000 women and girls over its 20 years, according to the organization. The count is self-reported, and the extraction does not break it down by year or program.
The players
Karyn Greer
Greer is an Atlanta television journalist and anchor at Channel 2 who was honored at the event.
Phenomenal Women's Health
Phenomenal Women's Health is an Atlanta-based nonprofit offering programs on physical, mental, financial, and spiritual wellness for women and girls.
Cheryl Burnside
Burnside is a physical therapist who founded Phenomenal Women's Health.
The details
Greer was selected as one of the honorees at the Tea for Health, recognized for leadership, community service, and commitment to others. The 2026 theme, "Bloom Through Change: A Journey of Growth, A Season of Strength, A Future of Purpose," framed the event around life transitions.
Timeline
Saturday: Tea for Health held at the Atlanta Marriott Gateway Hotel
2026: Phenomenal Women's Health marks 20 years of service
Health Landscape
The event's emphasis on menopause and healthy aging extends the clinical attention to midlife women reflected in the North American Menopause Society's published guidance on menopause care. Community programs like Phenomenal Women's Health translate that clinical focus into local education and support.
Women in Atlanta seeking support around menopause and midlife health can look to community programs that cover physical, mental, and financial wellness. The event's focus signals that these topics have dedicated local resources available.
The takeaway
Midlife health often gets less attention than it deserves, and community events like this one can help women connect with information and support. Checking whether local nonprofits offer programs on menopause or healthy aging is a practical first step.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by WSB-TV Channel 2 - Atlanta.
