In April 2026, I will lead a 4-week class series as part of my Fertility Awareness Educator certification training. I am currently seeking students who are excited to engage as a cohort and learn more about their cycling bodies.
The Exchange: What you’ll get
3 private consultations with me
4-week class series on anatomy, pleasure, cycle physiology, and how to accurately track & interpret your cycles for body literacy, pregnancy support, and/or birth control
A supportive cohort to learn with
Support & guidance on your cycle tracking process from myself and my experienced practitioner/birthworker mentors
Who is this offering for?
People of all genders who get menstrual cycles
People not currently on hormonal birth control
People with various fertility health goals: trying to conceive, never want to conceive, celibate, etc.
People who want to learn more about their bodies
The Exchange: What you’ll give
Anonymized charts to be shared with mentors
A commitment to attend all liveclasses (1.5 hour each) & followup consultations (1 hour each)
A suggested $50-$150 sliding scale donation. This goes to the experienced practitioners and birth workers who will be supervising my work.
An in-depth intake, post evaluation, and feedback forms
What will you learn?
Overview of anatomy and physiology related to fertility and pleasure
How to track your monthly cycle
How to use your cycle data for birth control or to help you achieve your pregnancy goals
How to use your cycle data to understand your cycle symptoms & health
The Fertility Awareness Method is largely misunderstood. Let’s clear a few things up.
Facts about the Fertility Awareness Method (FAM)
FAM is a practice that involves observing and tracking your body’s day to day health signals like temperature.
Various forms of cycle tracking have been used for generations across cultures for body literacy, contraception, conception, and spirituality.
Cycle mapping has many benefits regardless of your fertility goals or sexual activity. If you are celibate, actively trying to get pregnant, or never want to get pregnant, learning about your body will give you valuable insights into your health, pleasure, and overall well-being.
FAM is not simply counting out 28 days for each cycle and estimating ovulation on day 14 (the Rhythm Method). FAM will teach you to map your personal cycle with confidence, not just a general estimate or guess.
FAM is science-based. While more research is needed, we have many studies that support the science of FAM and at least one robust study showing its efficacy as a birth control method.
You can learn more about FAM and my certification program here.