A holistic approach to fertility

Fertility is influenced by many factors, including physical health, hormonal balance, lifestyle, stress levels and emotional wellbeing. At Live Well, we work at a deeper, whole-person level to explore the broader picture rather than focusing on one factor in isolation.

Many of the people who seek natural fertility support with us feel that previous approaches have been limited or incomplete, or haven’t fully addressed what may be contributing to their difficulty conceiving. Our approach focuses on supporting balance and the body’s capacity to recover and function optimally during the preconception period.

Chronic stress, ongoing strain and nutritional depletion can place pressure on reproductive health. Holistic fertility care aims to gently support regulation and resilience across the whole system.

How holistic fertility support may help

Natural therapies may support fertility by:

• Supporting healthy hormonal patterns

• Encouraging regular ovulatory cycles

• Supporting reproductive health in both women and men

• Promoting overall wellbeing during the preconception period

• Reducing chronic stress and supporting nervous system regulation

• Addressing lifestyle and nutritional factors that may influence fertility

Every fertility journey is unique. Our role is to understand your individual circumstances and create a personalised fertility support plan using one or a combination of therapies.

Known and unexplained fertility challenges

Some couples receive a diagnosis such as PCOS, endometriosis or ovulatory irregularities. Others are told there is no clear medical explanation for their infertility.

Holistic fertility support may be used in either situation, with the aim of exploring contributing factors and supporting overall reproductive health.

Stand-alone or collaborative care

Holistic fertility care may be used as a primary approach or alongside assisted reproductive treatments such as IVF and specialist fertility care.

We value collaborative practice and are happy to work alongside fertility specialists, GPs and other healthcare providers where appropriate. For more complex situations, a coordinated team approach can provide thoughtful and comprehensive support.