Ask the Expert
An introduction to hormone testing
This month’s Ask the Expert session provides an essential introduction to hormone testing for fertility.
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Events
Take control of your fertility. Get answers to your burning fertility questions without waiting until your next appointment by joining one of our series of upcoming events, or watching recordings of our previous sessions.
Ask the Expert – Working with Endometriosis
Working with Endometriosis
This month’s Ask the Expert session focuses on navigating work life while managing Endometriosis. Join us as James Hopkisson, Clinical Director, TFP Nurture, explores how to create a more flexible, supportive work environment for those living with chronic pain and fertility challenges.
Safe Space
Fertility over 40 - My story
Our members’ virtual community catch-up sessions are a Safe Space for members to connect, share stories, ask questions, and gain support from others in The IVFN who truly understand what you’re going through.
Previous events
Ask The Expert: Supplement Safety for Busy Professionals
This month’s Ask the Expert session focuses on understanding supplement safety for those balancing demanding careers and fertility goals.
Safe Space – Optimising Physical Health and Fertility
This month, we’ll be exploring how optimising physical health can support fertility. We’ll be joined by Kate Taylor, Sports Therapist & Personal Trainer, Move to Conceive, who will share key information about improving physical wellbeing to enhance fertility outcomes, from nutrition and exercise to sleep, stress management, and lifestyle adjustments.
Ask the Expert – An introduction to Fibroids
This month’s Ask the Expert session focuses on understanding fibroids, a common but often misunderstood condition that can affect fertility and overall reproductive health. Join us as David Ogutu, Medical Director and Consultant Gynaecologist explains what fibroids are, why they develop, and how they can impact the uterus, menstrual cycles, and conception.