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Inflammation, Hidden Infections and Infertility

I've been learning something over the past few months that has changed the way I think about fertility. I want to share it with you while I'm still exploring it. I don't have all the answers, but I think the questions are worth asking. When…

Wildly Capable Woman: Erin Pearson

"I refused to wait for three losses to be heard." After two miscarriages, this mama was told by her GP to endure a third loss before anyone would investigate. She said no. What she found instead was the belief that her body is resilient, capable, not holding a grudge against her the way her mind was, could carry a healthy pregnancy. Two more natural births followed.
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PMOS Isn’t a Structural Problem. It’s a Communication Problem.

This Awareness Month, I'm unpacking what that actually means: the name change, what your AMH number is really telling you, why I treat PMOS as fertility-preserving work rather than crisis management, and where TCM and your own voice fit into the picture.
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Trying to Conceive Isn’t Step One

You check the weather before you head out for a surf. You wouldn't set off without knowing the current, the swell, what's moving beneath the surface. Fertility works the same way, and yet it's rarely treated that way. Most of us wait until…
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A New Wave in Fertility Care

By Paige Waters When I first opened Paige Waters Acupuncture, I didn't really know what I was here for. Health I suppose, not really knowing what that meant. I'd had great experiences with acupuncture and working in acupuncture clinics. I loved…

Wildly Capable Woman: April Wilkie

I'm stronger than I thought I was. In the moment of a failed cycle, I didn't feel strong, but as we started each new cycle, that hope returned, and we continued...

Wildly Capable Woman: Fleur McLeary

I had been career-focused for a long time but had always deeply wanted a family of my own. As time drew on I began craving a softer, fuller homelife with the love of my life and to jump into the next chapter and learnings as a Mother...

Wildly Capable Woman: Paris Clarey

My proudest moment was simply not giving up. I continued showing up for myself, even when the journey felt unfair and exhausting...