Ovulation & reproductive physiology
Understand cycle patterns, the fertile window, ovulation testing and what changes across the months before conception.
A clinically informed course for individuals and couples who want to understand the science of conception, relevant bloodwork, egg and sperm health, and what genuinely deserves their attention before pregnancy or IVF.
Perhaps you're just beginning to think about pregnancy. Perhaps you've spent months tracking cycles, changing supplements and reading conflicting advice. Or maybe you've already had investigations and still have questions about what the results mean.
Fertility Foundations brings the relevant science into one place, so you can understand the role of both partners, recognise which factors may warrant further discussion with your healthcare team, and make decisions with more confidence.

Structured, professionally recorded lessons that explain the clinical concepts, practical choices and conversations worth having as you prepare for conception.
Understand cycle patterns, the fertile window, ovulation testing and what changes across the months before conception.
Learn about commonly requested investigations, including iron, thyroid and metabolic markers, and how to discuss results in context.
Explore sperm development, relevant assessments, nutrition and lifestyle factors that can affect male reproductive health.
Work through preconception nutrition, key nutrients, blood-sugar health and the evidence behind commonly marketed supplements.
Understand considerations around PCOS, endometriosis, thyroid and autoimmune conditions, low ovarian reserve and recurrent loss.
Learn what happens before treatment, what preconception care can support and which questions may be helpful for your fertility team.
So much fertility information is aimed exclusively at women, even though male reproductive health is an important part of the picture. Inside Fertility Foundations, you'll learn about sperm parameters, the months leading up to conception, and evidence-informed ways each partner can participate.
A clear, self-paced course you can work through individually or together.
Return to lessons whenever you need a refresher or reach a new stage of your journey.
Understand common fertility-related markers and prepare more informed questions for your GP or fertility specialist.
Nutrition, movement, supplements, cycle awareness and a three-month preparation framework.
I'm a Registered Clinical Nutritionist with a postgraduate background in human nutrition, exercise science and functional medicine. Through my clinical work, I've seen just how overwhelming fertility advice can become when every appointment, social media post and supplement label tells you something different.
When my husband and I decided to try for our daughter, I also experienced how consuming that waiting period can feel. I created Fertility Foundations to make detailed, clinically informed fertility education more accessible to people who want to understand their bodies and feel better prepared for conversations with their healthcare team.
REGISTERED CLINICAL NUTRITIONIST (NZ) · POSTGRADUATE HUMAN NUTRITION · EXERCISE SCIENCE · FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE
One payment · Lifetime access · Learn at your own pace
Understand the important factors that influence reproductive health, what to discuss with your healthcare team, and how to prepare together with greater clarity.
Enrol in Fertility FoundationsYes. You can start before trying to conceive, whether pregnancy is something you're considering soon or further down the track. The course explains preconception health, cycle awareness and practical areas to focus on.
Yes. Male fertility is included throughout, with lessons on sperm health, relevant investigations and nutrition and lifestyle considerations. The course is designed for individuals and couples.
Fertility Foundations includes education on recurrent loss, common reproductive health conditions and preparation for assisted conception. It can help you understand the terminology and evidence, but it does not replace investigations or care from your GP or fertility specialist.
The course teaches you about commonly used markers and evidence-informed nutrition and supplement considerations. It is self-paced education rather than an individual consultation or personalised treatment plan. For advice based on your own results and medical history, you can book a separate clinical consultation.
The course is advertised with lifetime access, so you can return to the lessons as your plans and circumstances change.
There is no guarantee of conception or treatment success. The course is designed to improve your understanding of reproductive health and inform your preparation and decisions alongside appropriate medical care.
Fertility Foundations by InHer Health Clinic · Evidence-informed reproductive health education
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