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!

I want you to know how incredibly common and incredibly frustrating that experience is. Many of the women and couples I work with have spent months or years feeling confused, unseen, or brushed off. They’re told their tests look fine. Their ultrasound is fine. Their hormones are fine. Yet… they’re not getting pregnant and ultimately they end up feeling totally dismissed.

Learn about the different surgeries used by NaPro surgeons to treat common reproductive health conditions

I went through the 13 month training process to become a Creighton Model FertilityCare Practitioner (FCP) back in 2017-2018. The training process for all FCPs involves an 8 day Education Phase, followed by a 6 month Supervised Practicum, another week long Education Phase, and a second 6 month Supervised Practicum which includes a site visit from your supervisor and a final exam. Phew! At the end of my second Education Phase, the director of the program approached me and sai

Learn more about surgical NaProTECHNOLOGY in this blog post

If you want to build confidence, learn the Creighton Model System in full, reach whatever goals you entered Creighton with, then sticking with the follow up schedule is extremely advantageous to you.

When couples come to us after months or even years of trying to conceive, many share the same story. More or less, at some point, a doctor briefly looked at their medical history, ran a few quick tests, and said, “You’re infertile.” The word "infertile" alone can feel like a door slamming shut.

This blog post discusses the Creighton Model FertilityCare System, NaProTECHNOLOGY, and a an intro to Surgical NaProTECHNOLOGY

The Creighton Model FertilityCare System doesn’t sugarcoat fertility. It offers a clear window into the body’s biological reality — and sometimes what it reveals can feel overwhelming, especially in a world where instant answers and easy fixes are expected.

This explains some factors that cause low progesterone.

I really am not a fan of pain. Like not at all. I like to think I have a decent pain tolerance, but I still despise it all together. I think that’s why when pain comes along in any aspect of life- physical, mental, emotional, spiritual- I prefer to try to ignore it (horrible nursing advice!) or even fight it. After years of walking around in this broken world, I tell myself these gray hairs must come with some sort of insight or wisdom…or at least an idea closer to the Truth

A client shares her experience with the Groesbeck FertilityCare Center and NaPro Technology during Worldwide FertilityCare Week.

If you’ve only been presented with IVF as the “best” or “only” solution to infertility, it’s time to take a closer look at NaPro.

No matter where it comes from, these voices can be loud, overwhelming, and deeply unsettling.

Learn more about my journey to reproductive health and healing through the Creighton Model FertilityCare System and NaProTECHNOLOGY.

Over the past 30 to 40 years, there’s been a noticeable rise in gynecological issues like PCOS, endometriosis, fibroids, and even infertilit

NaPRO is real medicine founded in real science.

I am writing this blog (or at least beginning to write it) from the cry room of my parish’s church. After another fast and furious Monday morning full of Vacation Bible School drop-off, Aldi’s, tutoring, and more VBS, I am hoping to receive some unmerited grace and Divine inspiration from our Lord ever-present in the tabernacle (grace is always unmerited and unearned as it is pure gift from God, but this time perhaps a little more “unmerited” since I have known that I needed

I struggled with infertility for years due to hormonal contraceptive use, but eventually found hope and healing.

The emotions of infertility, Creighton chart, and marriage