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What 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…
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The 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…
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Affirmations…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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A Key Way to Improve Fertility
One of the most potent ways you can create change within your reproductive system requires mastering one of the most challenging aspects of dealing with infertility: your emotions. And I want to invite you to a class that will teach you just that.
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Getting Through the Two Week Wait
“How do you maintain a positive attitude while in the waiting period after embryo transfer (for IVF cycle) and preparing yourself emotionally for a possible failure? After several failed cycles, it is too painful to not try to prepare oneself for a negative outcome.
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Are You Adding or Subtracting to Your Life Essence / Fertility?
“It’s amazing what happened when I started to believe in myself again and trust my body and relax. I used to get upset when my OB told me to ‘relax, it will happen, “relaxing really was what I needed. “
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