Because FertilityCare is not simply about tracking your cycle. It is about learning to accurately observe, chart, and understand your unique fertility patterns and having a trained professional guide you through that process.

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This post breaks down the mystery of NFP effectiveness rates and helps you understand what effectiveness rate you can expect when avoiding pregnancy and using NFP

There are countless apps, wearable devices, hormone monitors, ovulation tests, smart thermometers, and algorithms all promising to help us understand our bodies. Every month, it seems there’s another gadget claiming to unlock the secrets of your cycle. While technology has certainly made information more accessible, I worry that we’ve begun believing information alone is enough. It isn’t.

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It has basically become a cliché at this point to observe how quickly technology is evolving. Everything in our digital world is optimized, fast, efficient, "maxed out," and shiny. When you are weighing your options for family planning or seeking answers for reproductive health issues, it is easy to get drawn to the newest gadgets on the market. The Creighton Model FertilityCare System is not the new kid on the block. But in a world obsessed with automated shortcuts, are we s

This post talks about how approaching NFP like taking a pill causes a lot of problems.

As Infertility Awareness Month comes to a close, I’ve found myself thinking less about what infertility is and more about what it isn’t. It brings me back to my own experience and the journeys I have walked along side with my clients.

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This blog tells a story of what happened to a couple using AI to analyze their NFP observations and why using NFP for that reason is not a good idea

Things I wish I knew as a first time Mom before bringing baby home.

For years, women have received a diagnosis of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, more commonly known as PCOS. It is one of the most common reproductive disorders affecting women, yet it is also one of the most misunderstood. In fact, many experts now believe the name itself may be part of the problem.

You’re probably ready to graduate into what we call “long-term follow-ups” — and there’s a very good reason these are so important.

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Having compassion and navigating difficulties with fertility and infertility.

Your cycle is one of the clearest windows into your overall health. It reflects how your hormones are functioning, whether ovulation is happening, and how your body is responding to those hormonal changes. When you start to look at it that way, your period shifts from being something you tolerate to something you can actually learn from.

Check out this article to discover how your body's fertility biomarkers signal the health of your reproductive system

The Church is very consistent and explicit in that the responsibility lies with the parents, within the sacrament of marriage, to discern family size.