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In this short and sweet mini episode, Emma drops in with a quick hello and a little update. Things have been full behind the scenes, but she’s back and excited about what’s ahead—including a lineup of incredible guest interviews coming soon!
Emma also shares two main ways to learn and grow in your fertility awareness practice with her support:
SymptoPro Fertility Education — A well-established, evidence-based sympto-thermal method rooted in research and structure. Perfect for couples looking for a natural family planning approach within a Catholic framework.
Fertility Knowledge Collective (FKC) Protocol — A newer sympto-thermal method protocol that centers on sensation awareness of cervical fluid, without the need for tactile observation. It’s a gentle, body-connected option for those who want to understand their fertility signs in a more intuitive, simplified way.
Whether you’re new to fertility awareness, looking for charting support, or just need a reminder that you’re not alone in learning your body—this mini episode is your invitation to reconnect, reach out, and start feeling confident in your cycles again.
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Your menstrual bleed isn’t just a messy inconvenience—it’s a powerful monthly report card from your body. In this episode of The Cyclical Doula Podcast, Emma breaks down what’s considered “normal” when it comes to menstruation and menstrual bleeding, and the red flags that shouldn’t be brushed off. From heavy periods that leave you exhausted to light or irregular bleeds that hint at hormonal shifts, this episode will help you understand what your cycle is telling you.
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In this episode, Emma sits down with Rita Johnson, NTP, to explore the powerful connection between gut health, hormones, and women’s overall well-being.
Rita shares her own journey of navigating secondary infertility, healing her gut, and discovering the impact functional medicine and nutrition have on fertility and cycles. Together, Emma and Rita discuss:
Rita also opens up about homeschooling six kids, building family rhythms, and the importance of daily practices that ground both body and soul.
If you’ve ever wondered why you don’t feel your best even when labs look “normal,” or you’re searching for a more integrated approach to your health, this episode will give you hope and practical insight.
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The views and opinions expressed by guests on The Cyclical Doula Podcast are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Emma Goff or Emmamma LLC. This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice.
Pregnancy after loss carries a unique weight—grief, anxiety, hope, and joy all tangled together. In this powerful conversation, I’m joined by Sarah Lingle, a pregnancy after loss doula, wife, and mama, who shares her story of loss, infertility, and ultimately, birth after heartbreak.
Sarah opens up about what it was like to navigate early pregnancy losses, advocate for herself in the medical system, and use fertility charting as both a source of clarity and empowerment. She shares how charting helped her know her body’s timing better than her doctors—and how that knowledge quite literally changed the outcome of her pregnancies.
Together, we talk about the myths and misconceptions surrounding loss, why language like “loss is still a birth” matters, and what support families deserve during some of the hardest seasons of their lives. Sarah also shares about her course, Birthing Hope: The Birth Class for Moms Pregnant After Loss, and the virtual grief and pregnancy-after-loss support she offers to women everywhere.
This episode is tender, hopeful, and full of reminders that even in the darkest places—hope is still possible.
🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode
How Sarah’s personal experience of loss and infertility shaped her work as a doula
The role of fertility charting in advocating for accurate due dates, hormone health, and pregnancy outcomes
Why language matters: reframing loss as birth and honoring every baby
Practical insights on seed cycling, progesterone support, and navigating irregular cycles
How moms can find hope, even in the uncertainty of pregnancy after loss
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Website: pregnancyafterlossdoula.com
Instagram: @paldoula
Explore Birthing Hope: The Birth Class for Moms Who Are Pregnant After Loss: pregnancyafterlossdoula.com/birthinghope
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The views and opinions expressed by guests on The Cyclical Doula Podcast are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Emma Goff or Emmamma LLC. This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice.
Today I’m joined by Haley Yeager, FertilityCare Practitioner (Creighton), certified SymptoPro instructor, wife, and mom of three, for a grounded, hopeful conversation about PCOS, charting, and what real women’s health looks like.
Haley shares how her teen years with irregular cycles led to a PCOS diagnosis, why restorative reproductive medicine changed everything, and how charting gave her answers the pill never could. We also dive into the practical differences between Creighton and sympto-thermal charting, safe apps to use (and which settings to turn off), and how to raise body-literate kids from the start.
Whether you’re navigating your own cycle concerns, parenting littles, or just curious about how fertility awareness can support real health, this episode is packed with encouragement and practical insights.
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The views and opinions expressed by guests on The Cyclical Doula Podcast are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Emma Goff or Emmamma LLC. This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice.
In this episode, I’m mixing things up a little — sharing more about what’s been going on in my life lately and then diving into one of the questions I hear most often: How do I get my partner on board with fertility awareness?
You’ll hear about our full summer of family events, the chaos of traveling standby with little ones, starting our homeschooling journey, my current favorite clothing subscription, and even the comfort TV that’s been getting me through. Then we shift into today’s topic: the role of your partner in charting, and how to approach fertility awareness as a shared practice rather than a solo project.
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Your fertility chart is more than a family planning tool—it’s a monthly health report card. In this episode, Emma unpacks how cycle tracking can uncover hidden health concerns long before they show up in lab work or symptoms.
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Whether you’re avoiding pregnancy, trying to conceive, or simply curious about your body, you’ll leave this episode with the tools and confidence to use your chart as one of the most powerful health resources you already have.
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Thinking about ditching hormonal birth control but worried about unplanned pregnancy? You’re not alone. In this episode of The Cyclical Doula Podcast, I’m sharing how I help individuals and couples confidently avoid pregnancy using fertility awareness-based methods—without hormones or guesswork.
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If you’re ready for a natural, empowering alternative to hormonal birth control, this episode is packed with clarity, encouragement, and practical steps to get started.
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Trying to get pregnant but feeling overwhelmed, confused, or stuck? You’re not alone. In this episode of The Cyclical Doula Podcast, I’m breaking down exactly what it’s like to work with me when you’re trying to conceive—and how charting your cycle can be a total game changer.
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If you’ve been told “just relax” or are considering expensive medical interventions without understanding your body’s natural rhythms first, this episode will give you hope and practical next steps.
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This episode is the replay of my recent masterclass, where I share the 3 keys to raising body-literate kids and talking about periods, puberty, and body changes with confidence and ease.
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The Cyclical Doula Podcast is a space for honest conversations about cycles, body literacy, motherhood, and what it actually looks like to live in relationship with your body.
I’m Emma — Your…
Some episodes are personal reflections on hormones, cycle shifts, charting practices, and the messy, tender realities of womanhood. But this podcast is also deeply rooted in conversation.
You’ll hear interviews with doulas, educators, clinicians, wellness practitioners, and women with lived experience — people working across fertility, birth, hormones, nervous system regulation, mental health, and motherhood. Together, we explore what’s working, what needs to change, and what women deserve to know about their bodies and their care.
These conversations are grounded and human, thoughtful dialogue about cycles, embodiment, informed choice, and learning to listen to what the body is communicating.
Whether you’re postpartum, trying to make sense of your chart, navigating hormonal changes, or simply tired of being told your body is too much, this space is for you.
Your body isn’t broken — it’s cyclical, communicative, and worthy of care.
Let’s talk about it together.