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In this episode we are chatting about how to create a fertility-friendly environment by detoxifying your home. We cover four key harmful ingredients and explain their impact on fertility based on some of the research we have. Then we finish up with practical ways to reduce exposure in your home, and break up with that all-or-nothing mindset.
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I sat down with Kim Perry, a prenatal and postnatal fitness specialist, and chatted about the importance of exercise during pregnancy and postpartum. We tackle how to approach fitness with a focus on consistency rather than perfection, the benefits of movement for women's health, and practical strategies for staying active. Kim emphasizes the significance of strength training and offers advice for women trying to conceive, especially those navigating postpartum challenges.
Find more from Kim on her website, kimperry.com or over on instagram @kimperryco
Thank you to our amazing podcast sponsor, Needed. Check out their products over at thisisneeded.com and use the code DRKELSEY for 25% off your first order!
In this week's episode I sit down with Gabriela Rosa and discuss her journey in establishing the Rosa Institute, which focuses on helping couples overcome infertility and recurrent miscarriage. She shares her experiences and success stories, highlighting the importance of holistic health and understanding the complexities of fertility treatments, particularly IVF. The conversation delves into the challenges posed by the healthcare system, the role of hormonal imbalances, and the need for a comprehensive approach to fertility that considers overall health and well-being. We explore the multifaceted aspects of fertility, emphasizing the importance of addressing both immediate needs and long-term health implications. As well as the critical role of male factors in fertility, the diverse paths to parenthood, and the necessity of open communication between partners. The conversation highlights the need for proactive approaches to fertility, the importance of understanding root causes, and the significance of clarity in diagnoses to empower couples in their fertility journeys.
Learn more about Gabriela and her work over at https://fertilitybreakthrough.com/
Make sure to check out her book Fertility Breakthrough on her website or download for free off Spotify.
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In this week's episode, we discuss the importance of proactive fertility testing for both partners, emphasizing that sperm health is a crucial part of the fertility equation. We touch on the importance of a whole couple approach to fertility, and when to seek testing and support in the journey.
Some topics covered:
Why male testing is important
Roadblocks you may encounter
How to advocate for yourself on this journey
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In this week's episode I got to chat all about men's mental health with John Shearer, Registered Social Worker and owner of Kickstart Men's Therapy. His mission is to empower men to process their emotions, strengthen their relationships, and find resilience as they step into roles as partners and fathers. John shares his personal journey into therapy, emphasizing the importance of addressing men's mental health, especially in the context of fertility. The conversation explores the stigma surrounding men's vulnerability, the role of partners in seeking help, and practical tips for navigating therapy. John highlights the significance of finding a therapist who resonates with men's experiences and the collective journey of couples facing fertility challenges.
Some of the topics covered:
00:00 Introduction to Men's Mental Health
02:59 The Journey to Therapy: Personal Experiences
06:13 Breaking the Stigma: Men's Vulnerability in Fertility
08:45 The Role of Partners in Seeking Help
11:59 Navigating Therapy: Tips for Men and Couples
14:53 Finding the Right Therapist: Importance of Connection
17:53 The Value of Men's Mental Health Support
22:37 Navigating Therapy: Finding the Right Fit
25:09 Therapy's Role in the Fertility Journey
27:48 Mindfulness and Presence in Fertility
29:34 Emotional Regulation for Expecting Fathers
31:52 Generational Shifts in Fatherhood
34:59 Communication and Support in Relationships
40:51 Final Thoughts: Being Present in the Journey
Find more from John over on his website, https://www.kickstartmenstherapy.ca/, or check out his instagram page @kickstartmenstherapy
Ready to connect again on the fertility journey? Join our Conceive Together 7-day Challenge for just $9 and get started on your path to optimizing your chances while building a deeper connection as a couple through the process. Check out more at ttc.kelseyduncan.com/ctchallenge
We're back! After a brief break I'm so happy to be back in your ears and chatting all things fertility. Today we're talking about hair loss and the potential connection to infertility. We're going to chat about different causes of hair loss, things we need to think about in terms of how that may relate to your fertility journey, and potential treatment options.
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In this week's episode I sit down with attorney Daphne Delvaux and discuss the intersection of motherhood and career, focusing on the rights of women undergoing fertility treatments in the workplace. We cover the importance of understanding legal protections, communicating effectively with employers, and negotiating accommodations to support both career ambitions and family planning. As well as preparing for parental leave and navigating job transitions while seeking fertility benefits. You can find more about Daphne over on her Instragram @themamattorney or her website https://www.themamattorney.com/ and if you need support in understanding policy and law in your area, check out her membership The Liberated Mother.
Topics Covered:
Understanding your rights in the workplace
How to communicate with employers
The importance of documentation and your legal protections
Negotiating accommodations on you fertility journey
Preparing for parental leave
Navigating different leave policies and employer expectations
Navigating leave after miscarriage
Mental health accommodations in the workplace
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This week's episode is a replay of a popular 2022 episode! We chat about what things to consider if you're confused by having a regular cycle and still not getting pregnant, how there's more to fertility than just getting a properly timed period, and what tests to start advocating for regardless of where you are in your journey.
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This week's episode we cover how to track your cycle (with way less stress) if you have PCOS or long, irregular cycles. I go over a common complaint / mistake that women with irregular cycles are making when it comes to tracking their cycle, and how to properly time intercourse.
Check out Episode 105 and 55 for more cycle tracking information.
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This week's episode covers an important topic entering December: how to thrive during the holiday season while navigating the challenges of fertility. We chat about some of the practical tips on managing travel, nutrition, and family dynamics, emphasizing the importance of self-care and setting boundaries, that I share with our Fertility Confidence Method Clients.
Topics Covered:
How to plan ahead when it comes to the holiday season
Travelling with your supplements
Taking a break
Navigating conversations with family
Setting boundaries
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