A little Advent encouragement for anyone suffering in their fertility journey

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.

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.

Read about the qualities that set Creighton apart from other methods

How the Creighton Model System helps identify indicators of health issues, infertility, and miscarriage

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.

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

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

This post discusses Male Factor Infertility and Recurrent Miscarriage - the causes and treatments.

I work mostly with clients walking the path of infertility. I am not really sure how this started, but these are the clients God consistently sends my way, and I am happy to participate in His work for me this way. While each one of their experiences is unique, there are sometimes certain phases that emerge along the journey through infertility. These phases or moments can occur at various times depending on the client’s own experience, whether it be going full steam ahead wi

"When you know so intimately what can go wrong, it's hard to believe everything will be alright."- DOTTIE SODERSTROM

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

The joy of the resurrection isn't always noticeable during suffering.

“Do you mind if I ask, are you married?” asked one of my clients during a follow up. I don’t mind that question, and it’s a valid question to ask when they notice that I’m not wearing a wedding ring (unless, of course, I’m in Rome wearing a fake engagement ring. Italian waiters….if you know, you know) and teach the Creighton Model System. People are further surprised to hear that I in fact, as all practitioners do, teach no less than a handful of girls who are younger than 18

“I have PCOS so I never will be able to have kids.” This statement, and statements similar to it, break my heart. Some women express...

Many women and couples come to the Creighton Model Fertility Care System to achieve a pregnancy, to find answers to why they haven't...

As a young lady, I believed that having a period meant that I must be ovulating and was able to get pregnant. Many women have had "the...

It was a typical Monday night bedtime routine. I was attempting to lead the kids through their bedtime prayers while my husband was...

This is an excerpt I wrote back in December 2022: “This comes to you after a lot of tears. And I mean a lot. Phone calls, frustration,...