Support for the woman behind infertility.
You’re trying to get pregnant.
But infertility is affecting so much more than your body.
The researching. The waiting. The decisions. The fear of another disappointment. The emotions you don't always know what to do with. The feeling that fertility is slowly taking over your life.
Her Fertility is whole-self support for everything you’re carrying alongside the medical care you may already be receiving.
Discover how infertility is affecting you right now + the kind of support that may help.
Your fertility care shouldn't end when your appointment does.
You can have an excellent fertility doctor and still need support for everything that happens outside the clinic.
The searching at 10 p.m. because you're afraid there might be something you're missing.
The pregnancy announcement you didn't expect to hurt that much.
The appointment you replay long after you've left the room.
The decision you keep second-guessing.
The part of you that wants to hope and the part already preparing for disappointment.
The conversation with your partner that somehow turns into an argument.
The moment you realize you can't remember the last day fertility wasn't somewhere in your thoughts.
That's the part of fertility care we're here for.
YOU ARE MORE THAN A REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM.
Your clinic is caring for your fertility.
Her Fertility cares for the woman living through it.
Because infertility doesn't stay neatly contained inside your reproductive system.
It follows you home.
Into your thoughts.
Your emotions.
Your relationships.
Your decisions.
The way you experience your body.
The way you imagine your future.
The way you trust yourself.
Her Fertility brings those pieces back into the conversation, with practical, emotional, mind-body and optional energetic support designed specifically for the lived experience of infertility.
Not instead of medical care.
Alongside it.
INTRODUCING THE SANCTUARY
When fertility feels like too much, come here.
You already have appointments. Things to research. Decisions to make. Questions to ask.
But what about everything that happens between those things?
The night before your egg retrieval.
The negative pregnancy test.
The two-week wait.
The moment your mind simply will not stop.
You don't always need another appointment. Sometimes you need support for the moment you're in.
The Sanctuary is your on-demand fertility support space - created for the moments when you need somewhere to go.
EXPLORE THE SANCTUARY →
Hi, I'm Jess.
I know what it's like for fertility to become the background noise of your entire life.
And after years of supporting women through infertility, I've seen the same gap over and over again:
There is tremendous support for trying to get pregnant, and far too little support for the woman trying.
That's why I created Her Fertility.
My work brings together fertility support, mind-body practices, nervous-system-informed tools, energy work and practical guidance to help you navigate the parts of infertility that don't fit neatly inside a medical appointment.
I'm a Certified Fertility Doula, Reiki Master and holistic fertility support specialist with a master's degree. I've presented fertility research at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine and internationally, and I host the Her Fertility Podcast.
But this work isn't about giving you another expert to blindly follow.
It's about helping you hear yourself again.
NOT SURE WHERE TO BEGIN?
Start with where you are today.
Infertility affects women differently.
You may be researching everything you can find.
Protecting yourself from hoping too much.
Carrying emotions you don't know what to do with.
Or realizing fertility has taken up so much space that you're starting to wonder where you went.
Take the two-minute quiz to discover the pattern shaping how you're experiencing infertility right now and the kind of support that may help you feel more like yourself again.
TAKE THE 2-MINUTE QUIZHER FERTILITY PODCAST
Infertility affects so much more than your body. Your fertility support should, too.
Join Jess for honest conversations about the questions, emotions, decisions and experiences that come with infertility - from IVF and egg quality to fear, overthinking, hope, relationships and learning to trust yourself again.
Including Dear Jess, where Jess answers real, anonymous questions submitted by women navigating infertility.
A MONDAY NOTE FOR THE WOMAN BEHIND THE FERTILITY JOURNEY.
The Fertility Letter
A weekly note from Jess with thoughtful support for navigating infertility as a whole person - not another list of things you should be doing to get pregnant.
Put the kettle on. I'll meet you in your inbox Monday.