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Surgical NaProTECHNOLOGY Part 2: NaPro Surgical Techniques
Learn more about surgical NaProTECHNOLOGY in this blog post

Molly Cwiek, FCP
Oct 73 min read


An Overview of CrMS and NaProTECHNOLOGY and an Introduction to Surgical NaProTECHNOLOGY
This blog post discusses the Creighton Model FertilityCare System, NaProTECHNOLOGY, and a an intro to Surgical NaProTECHNOLOGY

Molly Cwiek, FCP
Aug 54 min read


NaProTechnology: A Life-Affirming Approach to Infertility
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.

Daria Bailey, CFCP
Feb 253 min read


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

Jenny Ingles, CFCP
Nov 5, 20243 min read


Is NaPro Real Medicine?
NaPRO is real medicine founded in real science.

Jenny Ingles, CFCP
Sep 10, 20243 min read


Where to Seek Healing
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...

Natalie Klinkhammer, CFCP
Jul 16, 20243 min read


Beyond the baby blues: my postpartum journey
This is a guest blog about postpartum depression and baby blues

Daria Bailey, CFCP
Mar 12, 20245 min read


Why I teach Creighton as an RN
I started to share my story a couple weeks ago. I want to share more how I started teaching Creighton as a Registered Nurse. After I started teaching the introduction to NFP, I started reading more about the different methods . I loved that the Creighton model is based in so much research and that it works with doctors to help women through a variety of health concerns, not just planning and avoiding pregnancy . My husband and I started talking about how we would afford tra

Jessica Kennedy, CFCP
Sep 12, 20233 min read


The Independence of Tracking Your Cycle
Before starting this blog, I want to wish you a very happy Independence Day to you and your family. As I was reflecting on what a July 4th blog post would look like, it struck me that, as Americans, we understand and embrace a culture of independence. It's written in the core of our country and drives everything from bucking political systems to striving for individuality in our clothing, technology, and work. After further reflection, I really started to understand how Ferti

Jenny Ingles, CFCP
Jul 4, 20232 min read


Your marriage vs. Your difficult chart
Using natural methods of fertility regulation (aka, "NFP", e.g., "Creighton") makes marriages stronger. You've probably even heard some...

Karoline Heldt, CFCP
Jun 20, 20235 min read


Endometritis and Fertility
There are so many biomarkers that a FertilityCare practitioner can see on a client's chart. and sometimes it can seem impossible to figure out what they are or how to treat them. One vital sign that can be seen is unusual bleeding and brown bleeding, which can be caused by several different things. When a practitioner sees these markers on a chart, we want to get you into see one of our NaPro physicians. They have the ability to conduct a larger variety of tests than a non N

Jessica Kennedy, CFCP
Apr 18, 20232 min read


The Creighton Model offered me hope and healing
Daria and Karoline have shared how the Creighton model has impacted their lives. I want to share my own journey. My cycles were always irregular. I had what I thought were “light periods” of brown bleeding very often. Only some months would I have periods. It was confusing, but I didn’t know what to do about it. While I was in college, I woke up one night in horrible pain. I convinced my parents to drive me to the urgent care in the morning. I didn’t know how to describe the

Julie McKay, FCP
Feb 7, 20233 min read


The Deal With Progesterone, Part II
In an earlier post, we discussed what progesterone is and why’s it’s important throughout your cycle. Symptoms of progesterone...

Anna Knape, CFCP
Sep 8, 20223 min read


Secondary Infertility and the Psychological Impacts
In my previous post I talked about infertility and the psychological impact it has on women and couples. Truly it can feel like you are climbing the highest mountain and it is such a journey to get to the top. Psychologically you are feeling the ups and the downs, the anger, the confusion and frustration, as well as filled with so much hope for your future family. Your mind and heart experience a lot on the battle field of infertility. Today I would like to touch on another

Daria Bailey, CFCP
Jan 25, 20223 min read


Should teenagers chart their cycle?
Isn’t NFP just for engaged and married couples? It’s just for avoiding and achieving pregnancy, right? While the Creighton model can reliably be used to avoid and achieve pregnancy, those are not the only reasons why women begin charting. There are many benefits to charting as a single woman . But how can this method help teenage girls specifically? Teenage girls have just begun cycling. When I was younger, I learned about my period, including how to manage the bleeding and

Julie McKay, FCP
Oct 26, 20213 min read


What if my chart is "abnormal"?
What is an abnormal chart and what does it mean?

Karoline Heldt, CFCP
May 18, 20212 min read


The Birth Control Pill: Worth it? (Part 2)
Women who are on the birth control pill come to a Fertility Care Practitioner for a variety of reasons. The most common include: They are unhappy with the side effects of the pill and want to continue avoiding pregnancy without the artificial hormones They have been taking it to “manage” a health condition and need help For moral/ethical reasons To achieve pregnancy In our experience, women are very often prescribed the birth control pill as means to manage a health condit

Karoline Heldt, CFCP
Mar 18, 20212 min read


Why Creighton over other Natural Methods? (Part II)
How the standardization and classification of mucus sets Creighton apart from other Natural Methods

Jenny Ingles, CFCP
Mar 16, 20214 min read


Infertility (Part I)
This is Part I of a 2 part series on infertility - causes, cures, and emotional struggles

Daria Bailey, CFCP
Feb 16, 20213 min read
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