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.

This blog discusses how mini goal motivation can help you refocus on your big picture.

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.

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

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.

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

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!