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Are you struggling to get pregnant? I want to tell you 'you are not alone'.  I have helped women who've been told there is no physical reason for not conceiving, and yet their dream to become pregnant seems so far away.  Perhaps you have started IVF treatment, but to date had no success.

I'm here to help, and I can help you.

I want to invite you to a 30 minute online webinar (which is online via Zoom, free, anonymous, with no obligation) and talk to you about the challenges and common reasons for delayed fertility, and how these can be overcome. I will discuss into the emotional, psychological, and lifestyle factors that can impact and delay fertility, and provide practical tips and tools for overcoming these barriers. 

Key topics covered in this webinar include:

1. Understanding the impact of stress and anxiety on fertility.
2. Identifying and addressing negative beliefs about fertility and pregnancy.
3. The role of lifestyle factors such as nutrition, exercise, and sleep in fertility.
4. Techniques for managing emotional and psychological challenges, such as Rapid Transformational Therapy.
5. The benefits of using rapid transformational therapy (RTT) for delayed fertility.

This webinar is designed for women and their partners who are struggling with delayed fertility and are looking for practical and effective ways to overcome these challenges. Whether you are undergoing medical treatment or exploring natural approaches to fertility, I will provide valuable information and insights to help you improve your chances of success.

Join me for a dynamic and informative session, and take the first step toward achieving your fertility goals. 

What are some common causes of delayed fertility?

Fertility issues can be a challenging and emotional experience for women.  Some of the key problem and challenges include the following:

Difficulty getting pregnant - Many women with fertility issues may have difficulty conceiving or may experience infertility.

Emotional distress - Fertility issues can take a toll on women's emotional well-being, lading to feelings of sadness, anxiety, and depression.

Lack of information and support - Some women may feel alone and unsupported as they navigate the process of trying to conceive.

Financial burden - Fertility treatments can be costly and may not be covered by insurance, making it difficult for some women to afford the care they need. 

Difficulty with relationships - Fertility issues can put a strain on relationships, leading to conflicts and feelings of isolation.

Societal pressure, guilt and shame - Societal pressure and stereotypes about women's fertility and motherhood can make it difficult for women to talk openly about their fertility issues and seek help.