Wild Rose Woman for Practitioners

Supporting the Fertility Journey of your Clients

Women (or men) struggling to conceive keep showing up in your practice…

…and you don’t have a clue what they are talking about when they say things like PCOS, medicated cycles, follicle scan, male factor, cervical mucous. etc.

You want to support them the best you can, but you sometimes feel like you are pretending to understand their story or that you sound like an idiot when you ask questions, or worse, that they have to spend time explaining the terms to YOU instead of you focusing your healing work on THEM.

I made this course for you. I have been working in the field of holistic fertility for a decade and know how important it is for these couples to have grounded and educated support as they traverse the traumatic world of infertility treatment. I have custom-curated my Wild Rose Woman program to educate mental health practitioners, OBGyns, nurses, medical assistants, chiropractors, massage therapists, primary care doctors, health coaches and more so that you feel empowered to walk beside your clients on their journies.

My goal is that by the end of this class, you will have a good grasp of what the fertility landscape looks like so that your clients can speak openly with you about their experience without needing to define their diagnosis or their treatment plans for you. I want you to be able to absorb that information easily so that you can focus your highly important work on supporting them through their journey as the loving and resourceful practitioners that you are.

The bundle includes three modules:

Cycle Science: provides a comprehensive understanding of the menstrual cycle, focusing on how to track and interpret various physical signs to monitor fertility. It covers topics such as the menstrual cycle's phases, charting basal body temperature, identifying fertile cervical mucus, and the role of hormones. The course also teaches about the use of ovulation predictor kits, natural family planning methods, and ways to identify issues with one's cycle, emphasizing the importance of understanding and working with one's body.

Fertility Foes: offers a comprehensive understanding of various factors impacting fertility. It delves into lifestyle, physical, hormonal, and male factors, as well as complex conditions that can influence fertility. Topics include understanding cycle timing, managing inflammation and toxicity, addressing stress, weight issues, and hormonal imbalances such as vaginal dryness and luteal phase defects. The course also covers male fertility factors, providing a holistic view of reproductive health. This detailed exploration is ideal for anyone seeking deeper knowledge and practical strategies for supporting client with fertility challenges.

Now What?:  provides a comprehensive overview of fertility treatments and diagnostic procedures. It begins with when to see a doctor and navigates through the various stages of seeking fertility treatment, including understanding the right time to pursue testing or treatment, preparation for procedures like IVF, and guidance on finding a donor. It offers detailed insights into fertility treatments available within the conventional Western medical model, covering diagnostic tests, treatment options, and the steps involved in procedures like IVF and IUI. Additionally, it provides guidance on navigating the fertility treatment process, including what questions to ask and how to advocate for oneself in a medical setting.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Understand the phases of the menstrual cycle

  2. Learn how to chart and interpret the basics of a menstrual cycle using primary and secondary fertility signs

  3. Develop an understanding of lifestyle factors that impact fertility

  4. Learn hormonal factors that can impact fertility

  5. Understand physical factors that impact fertility

  6. Grasp the complex conditions of endometriosis, PCOS and autoimmune infertility

  7. Know the testing involved in both male and female fertility workups

  8. Acquire knowledge of the Western medical treatments for infertility

  9. Know when you need to refer your client for more support