FFP 090 | (BONUS) Top 3 Benefits of Learning Fertility Awareness in a Group Setting | Lisa

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With the launch of my Fertility Boost Group Program in full swing, I decided to release a special bonus episode to share my experience of learning fertility awareness in a group environment and share the top 3 benefits of learning fertility awareness surrounded by women who are doing the same thing.

I was recently interviewed by a woman who is writing a book about female reproductive health, and one of the questions she asked me really stood out to me. She asked if fertility awareness is so straightforward and simple to learn, why would anyone need the help of an educator, and how could it possibly take 2 years of intensive training to learn to teach it? I thought about it and recognized that there are so many misconceptions about fertility awareness starting with the idea that since fertility awareness helps women to connect with their cycles and femininity in a natural way, that it should somehow be intuitive or “natural” to learn. I address this idea and many others in today’s episode!

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Topics discussed in today’s episode

Who can benefit from learning fertility awareness from an educator?
What is the difference between learning a concept theoretically versus being taught a practical skill?
The myth that fertility challenges are “easy” to fix
How does fertility awareness education extend into the realm of health coaching?
Why there are no generalized “cookie cutter” solutions that work for every woman
Why women are becoming increasingly dissatisfied with the standard of care their physicians are providing to them
The dangers of thinking your cycles are “normal” when they are actually outside of the normal ranges
How learning from an educator can increase your confidence and the effectiveness of the fertility awareness method
Your chart as a diagnostic tool for your health and fertility
How does having a community of women to draw on enhance your learning experience?