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!

Your fertility is not a race. Your cycle is not a timer counting down. And you are not “behind.”

A little Advent encouragement for anyone suffering in their fertility journey

This reflection on Martha and Mary helps us to understand our femininity and different ways we chart our cycles

Read about the qualities that set Creighton apart from other methods

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.

Your fertility is not a burden. It’s one of your greatest superpowers.

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.

How a personal experience in prayer has impacted by practice as a CFCP.

You can control the way you think about these things which means you can control your experience of these things. This changes everything.

The Groesbeck FertilityCare Practitioners This past Saturday, December 7th, the lovely FCPs and CFCPs met for a day of professional development for the Groesbeck FertilityCare Center at our yearly in-person retreat day for professional development at the beautiful St. Mary’s in Williamston. This year marked our fourth year of meeting in person to discuss the vision of GFCC for the year all while sharing plenty of fellowship, support, and good food.  Today’s blog will

Here are 5 things you should know about menstrual cycles. Actually, I think everyone should know these!

In striving to be everything for everyone, they frequently place their own needs on the back burner, when it comes to their health.

After the Introductory Session, clients are usually feeling excited about the information they have just learned, a little overwhelmed, or a combination of the two. We end the Introductory Session by stating that the next step in learning the Creighton Model is to attend follow-ups. Follow-ups are crucial to learning the Creighton Model , and for learning it well. During a follow-up, very specific questions are asked about how observations are made and the chart is reviewed i

Breaking up is hard to do—especially with something as ingrained as the birth control pill. But more and more women are doing just that!

There are so many NFP terms that I have decided to create a part 2 to explain more NFP jargon. Let's jump in!

There are many terms and acronyms associated with Natural Family Planning. For starters, you've got NFP as well as TTC, TTW, TTA, BBT,...

It’s the day after Memorial Day, which means summer has officially started! And while I am a huge fan of long, lazy summer days with a lot less crammed into my schedule, charting still remains, and that is something I do not like to be lazy about! Here are my top 3 tips to help your charting stay on point during the summer heat: 1.      Always keep to the observational routine.  Known as Instruction A on the back of your chart, this one is listed first for a reason! With the