Family building starts here.

The most complex fertility treatment, this course will help you do it right the first time.

You took sex ed, but now you need to understand fertility. Data to answer your questions about natural conception and diagnosing what might be wrong.

Breaking down every important topic relating to mental health & fertility. We cover data around anxiety, depression, and stress as they relate to fertility & fertility outcomes. Studies on relaxation techniques & SSRI antidepressants. Tools for managing relationships with your partner, family, friends, & co-workers

For those living in Australia, hear about fertility and family-building topics specific to your local region taught by experts in Australia.

Dr. Willem Ombelet covers a variety of topics for those who are pursuing family building in Belgium. Learn about the process of fertility treatments, fertility treatment laws & regulations, along with third-party reproduction and family building for the LGBTQ+ community.

Dr. Roberto Antunes covers a variety of topics for those who are pursuing family building in Brazil. Learn about the process of treatments, the differences between public and private clinics, alongs with helpful processes to think through while undergoing IVF treatment.

In this course, we cover the basics of fertility treatment (e.g. timed intercourse, oral medication, IUI, and IVF) as well as success rates and treatment nuances for women, couples and patients of East Asian heritage. We also highlight concepts and data as it pertains to acupuncture and mental health.

This is a course for those with a uterus who may identify as lesbian, bisexual, queer or otherwise partnered with someone of the same sex. We cover issues like selecting a sperm donor, doing an at-home insemination, or working with a fertility doctor for IUI, IVF, or using reciprocal IVF together with a partner.

Fertility treatments, adoption and foster for solo mothers by choice.

Giving you the full picture: where it helps, where it doesn’t, and how you might think about this expensive add-on based on your specific priorities.

ICSI costs $3–$5k but only improves birth rates in specific circumstances (hint: it’s not as simple as “helps with male factor”). We break down when it’s truly helpful.

We cover how many embryos to transfer, medicated vs. unmedicated cycles, fresh vs. frozen, and the do's and don'ts on transfer day itself.