become a FAM educator

programs for existing + aspiring fertility awareness educators

  Teaching FAM is fun and rewarding

If you’re dreaming of sharing the gift of body literacy with women, and you are passionate about reproductive physiology and hormone health, you’ll love my resources for FAM educators!

I’ve created these programs for you, whether you’re thinking of becoming a FAM educator or already have taken a teacher training. 

Fertility awareness education is a specialized field that requires knowledgable instructors. 
Fertility awareness educators are passionate about body literacy and carry the skills to help clients make informed decisions about their fertility, contraception and health. 
 Teaching fertility awareness is not something to be taken on lightly. FAM educators carry a degree of responsibility to be competent for their clients.
  Taking a certification program is valuable, and helps you gain the knowledge, mentorship and experience to teach fertility awareness. However, there are pros and cons with each teacher training and method. Knowing the evidence based reasons behind methods and protocols makes you a better educator. 

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A 3 day course to help you build your marketing, client and financial biz skills. Learn:

→ How to work with clients and create a client contract

→ How to keep track of money, and learn the tools I use to manage and make money

→ How to create IG stories that ideal clients don't skip through, as well as the 3 content types that build connection

→ How to make selling on stories feel simple and breezy

→ Helpful resources (books, articles, software, apps) that I use everyday in my online business

FAM biz accelerator

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This 3 month upgrading program gives you the practical tools and support to stand out as a fertility awareness educator.

You will learn how to:

→ Have conversations with clients around making informed decisions about their fertility.

→ Ask meaningful questions to recommend appropriate charting approaches, including hormone testing, cervical mucus and basal body temperature.

→ Understand how to implement available cross check fertility biomarkers.

→ Appreciate what hormonal information each biomarker can and cannot tell you.

→ Think critically about various fertility awareness method approaches and apply that to your work in a client-centered way.

The Fertility Knowledge Collective brings together theoretical knowledge, practical skills and lived experience as fertility awareness educators into one place.

Fertility Knowledge Collective runs once a year. Enrolment is open for the current cohort which begins May 12, 2025.