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.

How to thrive with charting using these period pointers for the summer.

Find out how you, as a woman, are called to be a mother

This blog post explains how two of GFCC's CFCPs are able to accept insurance via MyCatholicDoctor.

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.

Learn how the Creighton Model FertilityCare System allows you to be Simply You!

Groesbeck FertilityCare Center is so excited to share that Dr. Andrew Chambers of YourChoice Direct Care in Brighton is able to support women using natural methods of family planning!

Adapting to plans when infertility, fertility, and charting are difficult.

Infertility, Lent, and the God Who Doesn’t Leave There is a particular kind of ache that comes with secondary infertility. I have shared my story before but in this season of Lent I tend to find myself going back to the time where all I felt I was doing was waiting. That time in my life was: It is quiet. It is confusing. And sometimes it felt lonelier than primary infertility. Because I already had a child. I'd seen two pink lines before. I knew what my body could do. And y

The use of NFP embraces God's design for the marital act, fosters self-mastery, mutual respect, deeper intimacy, and openness to life.

A personal reflection on an unexpected Lenten prayer experience that revealed how hidden wounds, pride, and God’s gentle invitations can reshape our spiritual practices—and daring to let Lent look different.

This quick and easy Frozen Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana Bite recipe is simple and supports fertility

roesbeck FertilityCare Center is so excited to share that Dr. Kathleen Stenlund of Bloom and Balance Clinic in East Lansing is able to support women who are using the Creighton Model with her expertise as a NaPro Medical Consultant!

Technology will continue to evolve. New apps, devices, and tests will continue to appear. But the biology of the female reproductive system does not change with trends. The Creighton Model has endured because it is grounded in that unchanging biology. It does not depend on subscriptions, updates, or algorithms. It depends on observation, education, and care.

The Church opposes contraception not out of rigidity, but as a protective mother safeguarding the good of individuals, women, and marriage.

The unity in marriage is a foretaste of heaven, where we will all be totally united with God forever.