Posts by Jennifer Bloome
The Missing Critical Factor (Part 1)
If biological systems were the only factors to consider, wouldn’t assisted reproductive technology success rates be higher? Wouldn’t you already be pregnant?
Read MoreAnxiety and Depression Impact Fertility
Anxiety and Depression Impact Fertility We live in a culture that continues to deny the importance and impact of our emotions. Progress is happening, but shame is still interwoven through mental health diagnosis and crises. You only have to look at this summer’s Olympic Games and the outcry that accompanied Simone Biles’ decision to sit…
Read MoreFeeling positive?
Feeling positive? First, the “scary” news: A research study done with women who were going through IVF showed that the women who were more optimistic and hopeful had more eggs and went on to have more live births than women who were the least optimistic. I say this is scary simply because fertility is filled…
Read MoreWhat does conflict have to do with fertility?
What does conflict have to do with fertility? Let me start with a short story from a past client: “I’ve been getting your e-zine newsletter and have listened to several of your CDs as I underwent several IVF cycles. I am writing to you now as I watch my 3-week old twins sleep. Thank you…
Read MoreThe best support for improving your fertility
The best support for improving your fertility As you work to create your family, having the support of people who truly understand what dealing with the rollercoaster of infertility is can be life-saving. But just as important is that you find a place within yourself where there is peace during this crisis, a place that you can…
Read MoreAffirmations…Good or Bad for Your Fertility?
Affirmations…Good or Bad for Your Fertility? Affirmations, used correctly, are powerful tools that allow you to stay aligned with the goal you have: a healthy pregnancy and baby. Affirmations keep your mind~body~spirit system open to your goals. Let me give you an example of a fertility affirmation. Granted, this is an “extreme” example, but it…
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