Friends With Fertility

In this week's episode of the Pretty Little Tribe Podcast, we are joined by Sarah Naia Soleil, mother of 2, Spirit Baby Communicator and founder of the Spirit Baby Society. 

Sarah received the gift of experiencing a life-changing transcendent state of consciousness at the age of 20 while in labour with her first child. This initiation leads her to study ancient ways, intuitive arts, creation & midwifery, which has been a part of Sarah’s journey since. 

Join us this week as Sarah talks about her journey, the art and practice of Spirit Baby Communication, how this path found her and why she fell in love with it! 

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Find Sarah:

Instagram: @sarah.naia.soleil

Instagram: @doula.rise

Instagram: @spirit.baby.society

Website: https://www.spiritbabycommunication.com/ 

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This episode we are joined by Tsao-Lin Moy, Natural Fertility Expert, Acupuncturist, and founder of Integrative Healing Arts in New York City.

Tsao combines her experience of Eastern medicine with her understanding of Western, scientific approaches to give her patients treatments that align with their specific health journeys.

Through acupuncture and traditional forms of healing, Tsao helps couples conceive naturally. Her natural approaches to infertility allow her to treat underlying conditions of problems such as thyroid issues or irregular cycles. This gives her patients a chance to heal their bodies naturally before undergoing the added stress or cost of Western medical procedures. 

Join us this week as Tsao answers our questions about Eastern medicine and how it can be combined with Western medicine for better results. 

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Find Tsao-Lin:

Instagram: @tsaolinmoy

Instagram: @integrativehealingartsnyc

Book:  Will I Ever Get Pregnant?: The Smart Woman's Guide to Get Pregnant Naturally Over 40

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This episode we are joined by Jessica Veit, IVF warrior and mom of one. 

Jessica’s infertility journey was long and full of complications. After 7 years, multiple doctors, 6 rounds of IUI’s, and IVF treatments, she was finally blessed with her son. But unfortunately this wasn’t the end of her difficult journey.

Complications delivering the placenta resulted in a DNC which left Jessica’s uterus scarred. Just a few weeks later she began hemorrhaging. After another, more complicated surgery and a stay in the hospital, doctors told Jessica that she would likely develop Asherman syndrome where scar tissue in the uterus causes it to close.

Join us this week as Jessica shares her fertility story and talks about the challenges of living with Asherman’s. 

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Find Jessica:

Instagram: @onesunnystory

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This episode we are joined by Anna Medaris, a senior health reporter at Insider.

Anna has 10 years of experience writing about human behaviour, women’s health, and fitness. She is fascinated by the way pregnancy is perceived in different cultures and uses this keen interest as a driving force for her writing career.

Join us this week as Anna shares her expertise about body image and pregnancy, how eating disorders affect pregnancy, and some tips on how to shift your mindset to allow for a healthy pregnancy and recovery. 

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Find Lacey:

Instagram: @annamedaris

Twitter: @annamedaris

Website: annamedaris.com

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In this week’s episode of the Pretty Little Tribe Podcast, we are joined by Nathalie Walton, CEO of Expectful, an app that combines online resources with community for new and expecting mothers.

Nathalie first heard of the app when she was pregnant with her son. At the time it was mainly used as a pregnancy and meditation app. Years later, she had an opportunity to join the app as a partnership advisor before being offered the role of CEO.

Since becoming CEO of Expectful, Nathalie has helped shape the app into a holistic wellness platform that includes an extensive resource library and live events.

Join us as Nathalie talks about her experience with Expectful and shares her thoughts on pregnancy mediation. 

Find Nathalie:

IG: @expectful

Website: expectful.com 

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In this week’s episode of the Pretty Little Tribe Podcast, we are joined by Dr. Melanie Keller an Epigenetic Inuitive, Naturopathic Doctor, founding physician of the SIBO Center and SIBO Symposium at NUNM. 

Dr. Keller obtained her doctor of naturopathic medicine degree from the National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM) in Portland, Oregon. 

Join us as we talk about why having a Naturopathic doctor on your fertility team is so important. As she can help you see the greater picture instead of just the issue at hand. 

Find Dr. Keller:

IG: @dr.melanie_nd

Website: https://www.sibosolution.com/ 

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In this week’s episode of the Pretty Little Tribe podcast, we are joined by Tamar, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, National Board Certified Health & Wellness coach, and the co-founder of Culina Health. Her unique and holistic approach integrates functional medicine, positive psychology, and behavioral change techniques. Well + Good named her one of the top holistic nutritionists in New York City. 

We chat all about how your health and diet is much more important in your TTC journey than you think and should be the first place you look at when struggling with infertility. 

Find Tamar:

IG: @tamarsamuels.rd

@culinahealth

Website: https://culinahealth.com/ 

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This episode we are joined by Kela Smith, founder of The Hormone Puzzle.

Kela and her husband began trying to get pregnant when she was 37. As a personal trainer, she thought her lifestyle was healthy and it would be easy to get pregnant. Until she was diagnosed with unexplained infertility. 

She was recommended for IUI and IVF treatments, but before diving into these expensive and lengthy procedures, she decided to take a better look at her own body. Through her own research, she discovered her diet and exercise routine were causing a hormone imbalance. She altered her lifestyle with a focus on her hormone levels and was able to have two natural pregnancies. Now Kela teaches women how to balance your hormones and optimize your body for fertility.

Join us this week as Kela shares her story and teaches us what we need to know about our bodies to be as healthy and fertile as possible.

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Find Kela:

IG: @kela_healthcoach

Website: coachkela.com

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This episode we are joined by Erica Ziel, a deep core exercise specialist. 

Erica helps women get rid of pain and discomfort by teaching them exercises and movements that strengthen their pelvic floor and fascia. Constantly pushing your body beyond its limits can take its toll. Erica’s programs are all about being gentle with your body and healing your body so that you can get back to enjoying your life without pain. 

Joins us this week as Erica answers my questions about deep core exercise and teaches us how to be more gentle with our bodies. 

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Find Erica:

IG: @ericaziel

Website: ericaziel.com

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In this episode we are joined by Eran Amir, father of two and creator of GoStork.

Eran always knew he wanted to be a father, and as a gay man, knew he needed to look into surrogacy as an option. At age 40, he knew his biological clock was ticking and decided he didn’t want to wait for a partner to begin his journey. So he started the overwhelming process of researching surrogacy agencies, IVF clinics, egg donor clinics and so much more.

Even though he found his now husband in the middle of the process, he still felt overwhelmed navigating through all of that information. After his first daughter was born, he used his background in software development and product management to create GoStork - a free online platform that connects intended parents to a database of fertility providers. This way he is giving people the option to be informed and compare their options without being overwhelmed with information. 

Join us this week Eran tells us about his journey and how he found a solution to the overwhelm of fertility information and options. 

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Find Eran:

IG: @gostorky

Website: gostork.com

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