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6.01: Wired Differently: Understanding the Male and Female Brain

Dra. Elizabeth Heyne, asistente médica certificada (PA-C), doctora en Psicología (PsyD) y Dr. Roy Heyne, doctor en Medicina (MD)

Have you ever wondered why men and women can experience the same situation so differently? Drs. Elizabeth and Roy Heyne explore how male and female brains develop, how they differ, and how those differences can shape communication, emotions, relationships, and behavior. They also look at how early experiences can influence brain development. This engaging session can help you better understand yourself and the people you love, replacing frustration with greater patience, appreciation, connection, and respect for the complementary strengths of men and women.

6.02: Freedom from Tech: How the Billings Ovulation Method® Empowers You

Dr. Lek-Lim Chan

What if you could understand your fertility without depending on apps, devices, or algorithms? Dr. Lek-Lim Chan explores the science behind the Billings Ovulation Method and shows how cervical mucus patterns and hormonal changes can reveal valuable information about fertility and reproductive health. Learn why body literacy can be both simple and empowering, and how charting can move beyond pregnancy planning to become a practical window into your health. This session offers a fascinating look at the research behind a method designed to work with the body, not technology.

6.03: Unplugging the Stress Response: Science-based Ways to Restore Your Life

Dra. Jill Sauerheber, doctora, LPCC-S, NCC

Stress affects far more than your mood. It can influence the brain, nervous system, hormones, relationships, and overall wellbeing. Dr. Jill Sauerheber brings together counseling, brain health, trauma-informed care, and integrative approaches to help you understand what may be happening when your stress response feels stuck. You will also learn practical tools you can use in everyday life to support greater calm, resilience, and connection. If you have ever wondered why you cannot simply think your way out of stress, this session offers a fresh and compassionate perspective.

6.04: Be Prepared: Equipping Parents for the “Talk”

Clare Bivins

Talking with children about bodies, fertility, relationships, and sexuality can feel intimidating, but it does not have to. Clare Bivins offers parents a practical, faith-centered approach to conversations that can begin naturally and grow with a child over time. Drawing from Theology of the Body, she explores love, human dignity, body awareness, healthy choices, and the questions children are already asking. This session can help you move from uncertainty to confidence, so important conversations become opportunities for connection, trust, and a deeper appreciation of the beauty and purpose of the human person.

6.05: The Estrogeneration Effect: What Every Woman and Couple Should Know

Dr. Anthony Jay, PhD

What is hiding in the products you use every day? Dr. Anthony Jay examines artificial estrogen-like chemicals found in common exposures such as plastics, fragrances, and some personal care products. He explains how these substances may interact with hormones and why researchers are paying closer attention to their possible connections with reproductive and metabolic health. This eye-opening session helps you recognize where exposure can occur and think more intentionally about everyday choices. If you want to better understand the relationship between your environment, hormones, and fertility, this presentation is a compelling place to start.

6.06: Andrology: Fundamentals on Interpreting Semen Analysis Results

Dr. Craig Turczynski, PhD

A semen analysis can contain a lot of numbers, but what do they actually mean for fertility? Dr. Craig Turczynski walks through real, de-identified reports and explains the fundamentals of semen volume, sperm count, motility, progression, morphology, and other findings that can affect interpretation. He also discusses how shipped specimens can differ from fresh samples and why context matters when reviewing results. This practical session makes male fertility testing easier to understand and can help couples and fertility professionals ask better questions when a semen analysis does not look completely normal.

6.07: PCOS/PMOS, Simplified: What’s Really Going On and What Actually Helps

Dr. Kimberly Barrows, MD

PCOS can be confusing, especially when symptoms, lab results, weight, and ultrasound findings do not fit the stereotype. Dr. Kimberly Barrows explains why PCOS is increasingly viewed as a broader metabolic and reproductive condition, sometimes called PMOS, and why a single test may miss the bigger picture. She explores irregular cycles, androgen changes, insulin resistance, diagnosis, charting, and evidence-based approaches to care. Whether you have PCOS, suspect you might, or support women who do, this session can help you understand what is really happening and what can actually help.

6.08: Endometritis Uncovered: Recognizing the Signs, Restoring Health

Dr. Monica Minjeur, MD

What if a subtle uterine condition is affecting fertility even when ovulation appears normal? Dr. Monica Minjeur explains chronic endometritis, a persistent inflammation or infection of the uterine lining that can sometimes have few obvious symptoms. Learn how patterns such as prolonged brown bleeding or changes in mucus may provide clues, why the condition can matter for implantation and pregnancy, and how it is diagnosed and treated. This session gives women and fertility educators practical insight into a condition that is often overlooked but may matter when the cycle is telling you something is not right.

6.09: Fertility in the Age of Anxiety: What You Really Need to Know About Egg Count & Freezing

Dr. Tracey Parnell, MD

If you have ever worried about your egg count, AMH, ovarian reserve, or whether you should freeze your eggs, this session brings much-needed perspective. Dr. Tracey Parnell examines what common ovarian reserve tests can and cannot tell you about natural fertility, along with the promises, limitations, and potential risks of planned egg freezing. She also introduces a restorative reproductive medicine approach that focuses on understanding and supporting natural reproductive function. This thoughtful presentation can help women move beyond fear-driven fertility messaging and make more informed decisions about their reproductive health and future.