Question 1

What is the difference between working with a fertility coach and going to a fertility clinic?

Accepted Answer

A fertility coach  is someone who provides physical education, emotional guidance, and ongoing support in one’s fertility journey. services offered by a fertility coach can range from functional nutrition, acupuncture, and licensed therapy depending on their field of expertise they are typically popular amongst women who are struggling to get pregnant or have previously gone through a miscarriage. Fertility coaches work alongside clinics, doulas, and physicians for the client/patient’s goals.  isn’t limited to a set standard, so services offered by fertility coaches can vary from coach to coach. Each fertility coach provides their own strengths and expertise, so it’s important to do your research on each fertility coach to make sure they’re a good fit for you and your goals. Fertility clinics  typically offer services like fertility assessments, medical treatments like IVF and egg freezing, and gynecological care. Their goal is to provide you with the technology to map out your next steps. At Elizabeth King Coaching, our goal is to provide emotional support, practical tools for anxiety and stress, and help you feel confident in your plan for the future. We want to make sure you go into your doctors and clinic appointments feeling educated and supported, so you can make the right decisions for you with confidence and without confusion. While fertility clinics and fertility coaches help you towards the same goal of building your family, the services each offer are very different. Both fertility clinics and coaches can be incorporated in your family-building plan for fertility success. We suggest working with a fertility coach while you are also working with your clinic.

Question 2

What are the best supplements for fertility?

Accepted Answer

I frequently get asked about the best supplements for fertility. While each person is different, I’ve included my general recommendation list of fertility supplements here.  Supplement recommendations vary from person to person depending on their diet and lifestyle. If you’re looking for a more personalized recommendation list, please reach me so we can work together on the best fertility supplements to include in your routine.

Question 3

Can you help me with my fertility diet?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! Whether you’re just starting your fertility journey or you’re hoping to optimize your fertility after miscarriage, we will work together in your coaching sessions to cover your recommended foods and nutrients to add to your diet. In the meantime, feel free to browse this list of recommended foods to increase fertility.

Question 4

Is fertility coaching for me if I’m single?

Accepted Answer

Fertility coaching is for anyone who is looking to start their family. If you’re single, we will discuss your best assisted reproductive technology (ART) options for starting your family and provide ongoing support as you’re pregnant. We work with many people who are on their own. If you’re with a partner, we will discuss topics like male factor infertility and how to keep a strong relationship when you’re trying to conceive.

Question 5

Do you help women with endometriosis or PCOS get pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Yes! I frequently work with women who struggle with endometriosis, fibroids and PCOS. We’ll discuss your diagnosis, treatment, diet, and everything in between to make sure you have the right knowledge and tools to make sure you’re as comfortable and confident as possible in your fertility journey.

Question 6

What are my payment options working with a fertility coach?

Accepted Answer

While most clients pay a one-time fee for fertility coaching, payment options can be made available! Please contact me, so we can discuss possible payment plans.

Question 7

How long does it take to get through your infertility courses?

Accepted Answer

I have two courses that address infertility and miscarriage support. Keep Calm & Fertility On is a 7-week program that’s part group fertility coaching, party self-guided. Mamas After Miscarriage is self-paced, so you can work at it in your free time when you’re ready to spend intentional time to start your healing process.

Question 8

Can my partner join me in my fertility coaching program sessions?

Accepted Answer

If you’re seeing me for fertility coaching, you can absolutely bring your partner to your sessions. This is a great way to get them involved in the process, so we can address things you can do individually and together as a couple. If you plan to bring your partner, please let me know before your sessions, so I can prepare my sessions to suit your needs.

Question 9

Will working with an infertility coach really help me get pregnant?

Accepted Answer

While I can't definitively say "yes" or "no", women are typically shocked to learn that the chances increase significantly after working together to the point that I have a 99% client pregnancy success rate! Find out how my clients found success.

Question 10

Do you have any case studies of women getting pregnant after working with an infertility coach?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Feel free to browse what other women have to say about working with me.

Fertility Support

Infertility impacts 1 in 6 families in the United States.

Keep Calm & Fertility On

New Moms Masterclass (Expecting)

Mamas After Miscarriage

It is possible to come back to a place where you are ready to try again with success.

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