The word “fertility” might be foreign for some, but we're here to tell you that knowledge is empowerment and your fertility is all yours. We want you to understand your health and well-being, and your options. Our ultimate goal is to make sure you are equ
On this episode of the podcast, Dr. Richlin shares a big announcement! It's his last episode of FertilityU - but don't worry, he has a brand NEW podcast called Fertility Now, with new episodes coming out every Sunday! Dr. Richlin will continue interviewing fertility and health experts and sharing amazing stories, so be sure to tune in and follow him over at instagram.com/fertility.now So what's next for FertilityU? FertilityU is now going to be a free quarterly webinar series! The medium may be different, but the goal remains the same: educating and empowering YOU about your fertility. We can't wait to share all we have in store. Follow us at instagram.com/fertility_RMACT for updates!
Your genetic makeup gets passed directly to your offspring. Thousands and thousands of genes, when paired with the other parent's makeup, determine everything from eye color to freckles to height. It also can result in the passing of a disorder or chronic illness. Do you know what your genetic panel looks like? Are you aware of a genetic disorder you may pass on? Do you even want to know? Listen in as Dr. Spencer Richlin, host of FertilityU, and Jamie Speer, Genetic Counselor at RMA of Connecticut, discuss family building in the age of modern genetic testing and the plethora of options parents have today.
Some say that trends cycle in and out, but acupuncture has never gone out of style. It's has been around for 3,000 years for a reason, and Dr. Spencer Richlin is back with another episode of FertilityU to explain why. He sits down with Dr. Amy Matton, Director of the Integrated Fertility and Wellness team at RMA of Connecticut and licensed acupuncturist, for a fertility-focused interview, highlighting the scientifically-proven benefits of needle and laser acupuncture treatments during a family building journey.
Dr. Spencer Richlin is back with a one-on-one interview with the author of the bestseller The Underwear in My Shoe, Brett Russo, as she chronicles her journey through fertility treatment. Her goal: to break the social IVF silence. She talks about the darkness, the light, and shares real, uncensored trials and tribulations that happened to her through the process.
Six interviews in one! Dr. Spencer Richlin sits down with members of the Integrated Fertility and Wellness team at RMA of Connecticut, collecting specific quick-tips and how-tos on de-stressing, mindfulness, and gratitude during the holiday season. The best news is that the takeaways are helpful for all, not just those trying to conceive or struggling with infertility. Happy holidays!
Prevention, preservation, and prolonging. In this podcast, Dr. Spencer Richlin interviews Dr. Matthew Wosnitzer, addressing what you need to know about men's health. They cover everything from how to care for your body to what changes to be on the lookout for, plus how to preserve your future fertility should something happen to your health.
We're back with Season 2 of the FertilityU Podcast! This first episode honors Breast Cancer Awareness Month as we discuss the latest in screening technologies and methods of care, plus how fertility is affected by cancer and what you can do to overcome any family building obstacles pre- and post-treatment. Dr. Spencer Richlin hosts Dr. Richard Zelkowitz, Medical Director of the Breast Program at St. Vincent's Medical Center for this podcast.
How do we wrap up such an educational & informative first season of Fertility U? With a “best of” recap! We found moments from each podcast episode that we felt stood out from all the rest. Whether it was an inspiring IVF success story, sharing important information on men's health, or just discovering new things about fertility.
Let's go back to health class! But this time, we're dropping real-talk on our bodies, aging, conception, and fertility barriers. Whether you're looking to conceive now or later (or, like, waaaay later), it's important to know how your body works. Listen as Dr. Richlin breaks down the fascinating structures and processes within the male and female bodies. The guest on this podcast is Virginia Furnari, RMA of Connecticut Brand Specialist.
This one is all about breaking down barriers. Meet Sara, who is (spoiler alert!) now pregnant. Sara sits down with our host, Dr. Spencer Richlin, to discuss her journey. Together, they review everything from her diagnosis of unexplained infertility and fighting through emotional low-points, to finding support from her husband and meeting lifelong friends. Sara so graciously peels back the stigma of fertility treatment and gives us an unfiltered look into her journey, and for that, we are forever grateful!
This one is all about the men! Your health, your self-care, your future. Knowing your body and the specific challenges men face is such an important topic, not only for your well-being, but also for your future fertility potential. In this podcast, our host, Dr. Spencer Richlin, sits down with Dr. Shaun Williams, a reproductive endocrinologist from RMA of Connecticut who is an advocate for Movember and men's health. Find out the best strategies to care for your body and the ways you can stay ahead of your fertility.
Welcome to the Fertility U podcast! A podcast devoted to teaching you about your body and your fertility potential, no matter what stage in life you are in. Ready to have kids or not, it's empowering to know everything that's going on inside. This first episode is all about getting to know our host, Dr. Spencer Richlin. He's a passionate physician with an unmatched energy, ready to lead you through your fertility education.
The word “fertility” might be foreign for some, but we're here to tell you that knowledge is empowerment and your fertility is all yours. We want you to understand your health and well-being, and your options. Our ultimate goal is to make sure you are equipped with enough knowledge to feel empowered, confident, and ready to tackle any fertility issue, good or bad, should one arise.