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In/Fertility in the City is a podcast dedicated to exploring the complex relationship between in/fertility and work and how to manage this effectively. It is hosted by Natalie Sutherland and...
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In/Fertility in the City is a podcast dedicated to exploring the complex relationship between in/fertility and work and how to manage this effectively.
It is hosted by Natalie Sutherland and Somaya Ouazzani (and Emma Menzies for Seasons 1-3), who have had to navigate their own fertility challenges alongside professional life, and are united in their passion for ensuring that better quality information and support is made available to others doing the same.
Together they interview incredible guests, from a variety of industries, who generously share powerful stories and valuable insights into in/fertility at work issues.
Their moving and thought-provoking discussions are intended to break the silence around this taboo topic, and inspire new attitudes and behaviours that will improve and normalise the management of fertility challenges in professional contexts.
If you’re a professional managing in/fertility, baby loss, fertility treatment or other paths to parenthood, or you have an interest in understanding and supporting those who are, then this is a ‘must listen’ for you.
TRIGGER WARNING: This podcast deals with discussions of in/fertility and/or baby loss.
You can also engage with your hosts and the growing In/Fertility in the City community by:
Music created by Jon Nicoll.
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It is hosted by Natalie Sutherland and Somaya Ouazzani (and Emma Menzies for Seasons 1-3), who have had to navigate their own fertility challenges alongside professional life, and are united in their passion for ensuring that better quality information and support is made available to others doing the same.
Together they interview incredible guests, from a variety of industries, who generously share powerful stories and valuable insights into in/fertility at work issues.
Their moving and thought-provoking discussions are intended to break the silence around this taboo topic, and inspire new attitudes and behaviours that will improve and normalise the management of fertility challenges in professional contexts.
If you’re a professional managing in/fertility, baby loss, fertility treatment or other paths to parenthood, or you have an interest in understanding and supporting those who are, then this is a ‘must listen’ for you.
TRIGGER WARNING: This podcast deals with discussions of in/fertility and/or baby loss.
You can also engage with your hosts and the growing In/Fertility in the City community by:
- emailing us: info@infertilityinthecity.com
- following us on LinkedIn ( www.linkedin.com/company/infertilityinthecity ), Instagram ( https://instagram.com/infertilityinthecity ), or X ( https://twitter.com/InFertilityCity ).
Music created by Jon Nicoll.
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1 JUL. 2024 · TRIGGER WARNING: This episode deals with discussions of in/fertility and/or baby loss.
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In this powerful episode, we delve into the complexities of fertility struggles in the professional world. Hosted by Natalie Sutherland & Somaya Ouazzani, this panel discussion, held at the London offices of law firm Norton Rose Fulbright, brings together experts and personal stories to illuminate the challenges faced by individuals undergoing fertility treatments.
From the emotional toll to workplace dynamics, our speakers share their journeys and insights, aiming to destigmatise the conversation around infertility. Learn how organisations can better support their employees through inclusive policies and empathetic leadership.
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You can engage with the hosts and the growing In/Fertility in the City community by:
- emailing us: https://infertilityinthecity.com/
- website: http://www.infertilityinthecity.com/
- following us on: LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/infertilityinthecity
Instagram: https://instagram.com/infertilityinthecity
X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/InFertilityCity
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24 JUN. 2024 · TRIGGER WARNING: This episode deals with discussions of in/fertility and/or baby loss.
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In the final episode of season four, we’re joined by Sophie Docherty, a midwife sonographer with over 10 years’ experience and mum of two, who shares her personal journey through fertility issues.
Sophie, the sister of our episode five guest Amy Simpson (founder of The MBB Method), opens up about her experiences with early menopause, IVF, and ultimately conceiving naturally. We delve into the emotional and professional challenges she faced, the impact of her sister's holistic approach, and the importance of mindset in overcoming fertility struggles.
Join us for an insightful and heartfelt conversation that sheds light on the complexities of fertility and the strength required to navigate it.
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CONNECT WITH US You can engage with the hosts and the growing In/Fertility in the City community by:
- emailing us: https://infertilityinthecity.com/
- website: http://www.infertilityinthecity.com/
- following us on: LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/infertilityinthecity
Instagram: https://instagram.com/infertilityinthecity
X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/InFertilityCity
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17 JUN. 2024 · TRIGGER WARNING: This episode deals with discussions of in/fertility and/or baby loss.
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In this episode, we have an enlightening conversation with Jaime Gher, a reproductive justice lawyer who has dedicated over 20 years to advancing reproductive rights and justice. Jaime shares her personal journey through both biomedical and social infertility, including the challenges she faced in creating her family using assisted reproductive technologies.
From her work at the United Nations to opening her own private practice in California, Jaime's story is one of resilience and advocacy. Join us as we delve into her experiences and the broader implications for reproductive rights worldwide.
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Jaime Gher is a reproductive justice lawyer fighting for the human rights of women, gender-diverse individuals, and marginalized and criminalized populations worldwide. Jaime has worked to advance reproductive rights and justice for over twenty years at the global and regional levels, working within law firms, the United Nations, within international and national NGOs and as an independent consultant.
During that time she also faced both biomedical and social infertility. She was eventually able to have three children with the support of assisted reproductive technologies and donors, but the process was not easy. If face had to leave her job at the United Nations and relocate from Europe to her home state of California to access ART services because at the time, many European countries did not permit lesbians to undergo IVF and/or permit gamete donation. She also faced discrimination in terms of insurance coverage for IVF.
These experiences of family building left an impression on Jaime as a legal professional and a mom. Then, in 2022, when the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the constitutional decision that recognized a federal right to abortion, Jaime decided to direct her litigation and advocacy back to the USA. She was committed to challenging draconian criminal abortion bans, prenatal personhood initiatives, and legal threats to assisted reproduction and surrogacy.
In addition to consulting with civil and human rights organizations, she started her own private practice—Family-Advocates— to support individuals and couples seeking to create their families with the assistance of ART and surrogacy. In addition to providing coaching and support for individuals and couples facing infertility, she also provides legal services around family formation, including drafting and negotiating donor and surrogacy contracts, and to secure legal parentage through pre- and post-birth orders, adoption and stepparent adoption.
Through her practice, Jaime wants to humanize fertility treatment and to advocate for greater accessibility for all people to build their families in this way. In addition to Jaime’s private practice, she works as a Senior Legal Advisor with the Global Justice Center to support national-level strategy development and advocacy to promote safe abortion access for all people. She also works as a Senior Program Manager in the Disability and Sexuality program at CREA (a global-south-based feminist organization). There she supports the conceptualization and visioning of the organization’s strategic role at the intersections of disability, sexuality and gender.
Jaime has also worked as a Senior Legal Advisor and Strategic Litigation Specialist with Amnesty International, Human Rights Advisor and Programme Officer with the World Health Organization and UNAIDS, and a Global Advocacy Fellow with the Center for Reproductive Rights. In those roles, she has undertaken international litigation and advocacy before the United Nations and regional human rights bodies and supported national-level advocacy with partner organizations worldwide.
Jaime holds an LL.M. in international law and gender from American University, Washington College of Law, a J.D. from the University of San Francisco, School of Law, and a B.A. in sociology from the University of California Santa Barbara. She is a proud mother of three, a former NCAA gymnast, and an avid film enthusiast.
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CONNECT WITH US You can engage with the hosts and the growing In/Fertility in the City community by:
- emailing us: https://infertilityinthecity.com/
- website: http://www.infertilityinthecity.com/
- following us on: LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/infertilityinthecity
Instagram: https://instagram.com/infertilityinthecity
X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/InFertilityCity
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10 JUN. 2024 · TRIGGER WARNING: This episode deals with discussions of in/fertility and/or baby loss.
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In this episode of In/Fertility in the City, we’re joined by Dr. Anita Raja, a respected GP, broadcaster, and campaigner for well-being within the BAME communities.
She shares her deeply personal fertility journey, discussing her struggles with uterine fibroids, endometriosis, and multiple miscarriages and opens up about the cultural pressures she faced, the emotional toll of her experiences, and the challenges of advocating for herself as both a doctor and a patient.
This episode offers a raw and compassionate look at the complexities of infertility, the importance of self-advocacy, and the intersectionality of cultural and medical challenges.
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Dr Anita Raja (MRCGP, DFSRH, LOC SDI) is a General Practitioner in Birmingham, West Midlands. She is a practising GP, broadcaster and campaigner for wellbeing, especially within the Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities.
She is a leading health expert and has been featured in various health and lifestyle magazines like Stylist UK, Glamour magazine, Strong Women UK. Her opinion on key issues surrounding the health care system have been endorsed and valued by leading electronic media channels. She has been a TV Presenter for a 1 hour live show “Let’s Talk” on British Muslim TV.
She is a regular health expert on BBC Morning Live, BBC Breakfast Show, Good Morning Britain ITV, Jeremy Vine, Talk TV, GB News and British Muslim TV.
Website - https://dranitaraja.com/
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dranitaraja/?hl=en
X - https://twitter.com/dranitaraja?lang=en
LinkedIn - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/anita-raja-1314731b7
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CONNECT WITH US
You can engage with the hosts and the growing In/Fertility in the City community by:
- emailing us: https://infertilityinthecity.com/
- website: http://www.infertilityinthecity.com/
- following us on: LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/infertilityinthecity
Instagram: https://instagram.com/infertilityinthecity
X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/InFertilityCity
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3 JUN. 2024 · TRIGGER WARNING: This episode deals with discussions of in/fertility and/or baby loss.
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In this episode we welcome Danusia Malina-Derben, a mother of ten, founder and CEO of DMD Global, and author of "Noise" and "Spunk" manifestos. Danusia shares her incredible journey of balancing a demanding academic career with motherhood, including her surprising early pregnancies, her secretive start in academia, and her work with the BBC.
She also discusses the emotional and physical challenges of reversing a sterilisation, experiencing a stillbirth, and later conceiving triplets through IUI. This episode delves into the intricacies of organisational behaviour, the societal expectations of women in the workplace, and the personal grief and resilience that comes with infertility and loss.
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Danusia Malina-Derben is a mother of ten children, and still her own woman. From teen mother to tenured Organisational Behavior and Development academic, on to award-winning, internationally published leadership expert. Danusia traded academia in for boardrooms where she, and her team, consult on peak performance and strategic leadership in senior teams. She can be found in the corridors of power of global brands you’re banking with, and buying from. These include Microsoft, Mars, Sainsbury's, ICBC Standard Bank, Coca-Cola, Bristol Myers-Squibb, Deloitte, and The Home Office. .
Beyond the boardroom she is a regular contributor on future C-level business changes/trends, cultivating women's leadership and age old debates about women's careers and family. Danusia is a rousing and sought-after keynote speaker, and frequent expert commentator featured most recently in The Guardian, The Times, Observer, and Metro.
Danusia hosts top-rated podcast Parents Who Think (formerly School for Mothers + School for Fathers podcasts). In 2021 her book on motherhood identity “NOISE: A Manifesto Modernising Motherhood” (Triumph Press) received praise and recognition from The Sunday Times to Metro, Psychologies to the Guardian. Her next book “SPUNK: A Manifesto Modernising Fatherhood” (2022) on fatherhood identity was described by The Metro as provocative and compelling. She lives in Somerset with her family, and their mini-dachshund, Dickie Van der Sausage. You can visit her https://danusiamalinaderben.com/ and find her most active on her https://danusiamalinaderbensubstack.com/.
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CONNECT WITH US You can engage with the hosts and the growing In/Fertility in the City community by:
- emailing us: https://infertilityinthecity.com/
- website: http://www.infertilityinthecity.com/
- following us on: LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/infertilityinthecity
Instagram: https://instagram.com/infertilityinthecity
X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/InFertilityCity
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27 MAY. 2024 · TRIGGER WARNING: This episode deals with discussions of in/fertility and/or baby loss.
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In this episode Natalie and Somaya are joined by Jemma Shanley, a paediatric doctor who shares her tumultuous journey through fertility challenges while balancing a demanding medical career. From initial naivety about conceiving to enduring multiple miscarriages, IVF treatments, and the emotional toll of working in paediatrics, Jemma opens up about her struggles and triumphs.
Her story is one of resilience, self-discovery, and advocacy for better support systems in the workplace for those facing similar challenges. Jemma discusses the importance of mental health, the need for compassionate policies, and her efforts to create a guide for medical professionals navigating fertility issues.
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Jemma Shanley is a paediatric doctor. She is married to a paediatric emergency medicine consultant, and they share a 3 and a half year old gorgeous tornado! Jemma is from Ireland but studied medicine and trained as doctor in the UK.
At 18, Jemma studied pharmacy and obtained a Masters degree, after which she came to London to undertake her postgrad in clinical pharmacy at Guys and St Thomas Hospital. Jemma worked as a clinical pharmacist for 5yrs before she started graduate entry medicine at the University of Bristol.
Jemma is now 38 and both her and her husband have spent the last five years trying to start and grow their family, largely during her time as a paediatric/neonatal doctor. Jemma has experienced being a paediatric doctor whilst not trying to conceive, whilst struggling to conceive, while miscarrying, whilst carrying a baby to term, returning from maternity leave, continuing to miscarry/struggle to conceive and most recently whilst undergoing IVF.
As a result of her lived experiences within a medical speciality that is considered family centered, Jemma set about developing a guide for doctors and their partners experiencing pregnancy/baby loss along with fertility/infertility issues in the workplace.
A group of doctors from both paediatrics and obstetric and gynaecology kindly contributed to the guide, all of whom have lived experiences of fertility issues.
Jemma's aim for this guide is to help advocate for all doctors in medicine experiencing fertility issues, to help start supportive kind conversations and to help educate managers, to help those who can’t find their voice through shared stories and examples of good practice.
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CONNECT WITH US
You can engage with the hosts and the growing In/Fertility in the City community by:
- emailing us: https://infertilityinthecity.com/
- website: http://www.infertilityinthecity.com/
- following us on: LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/infertilityinthecity
Instagram: https://instagram.com/infertilityinthecity
X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/InFertilityCity
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Apricity https://www.apricityfertility.com/uk
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20 MAY. 2024 · TRIGGER WARNING: This episode deals with discussions of in/fertility and/or baby loss.
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In this episode of In/Fertility in the City we’re joined by Amy Simpson, the founder of the Mind Body Belief Method, to discuss the transformative power of emotional and physical preparation in the fertility journey.
Amy shares her personal connection to the struggle through her sister's story, the success of unconventional methods, and the importance of addressing the emotional toll of infertility. Hear how shifting focus from what's not working to fostering a fertile mindset can make all the difference.
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Amy Simpson is an expert in fertility and founder of the Mind Body Baby Method.
With a pioneering approach that focuses on the powerful mind-body connection, Amy empowers women to overcome the challenges of infertility and embrace their journey to motherhood with confidence and ease.
Through personalised coaching and support, she guides her clients on a transformative path, helping them to navigate the emotional and physical aspects of fertility with compassion and understanding.
The Mind Body Baby Method inspires hope and empowers women to realize their dreams of becoming mothers.
Website: https://www.amysimpson.co.uk/
X - https://twitter.com/mindbodybabyamy?lang=en
LinkedIn - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/amysimpsonuk
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ASMindBodyBaby/?locale=en_GB
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CONNECT WITH US
You can engage with the hosts and the growing In/Fertility in the City community by:
- emailing us: https://infertilityinthecity.com/
- website: http://www.infertilityinthecity.com/
- following us on: LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/infertilityinthecity
Instagram: https://instagram.com/infertilityinthecity
X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/InFertilityCity
-- SEASON 4 SPONSOR:
Apricity https://www.apricityfertility.com/uk
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13 MAY. 2024 · TRIGGER WARNING: This episode deals with discussions of in/fertility and/or baby loss.
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In this episode of In/Fertility in the City we're joined by the inspiring Claire Burton, a family lawyer who shares her journey from confronting unexpected jealousy at a friend's pregnancy to embracing solo parenthood, navigating the complex world of sperm donation, and defying medical odds.
Along the way, Claire and her team have switched firms and she discusses how openness about her journey was important to ensure the move was to a place where this would be supported. With candid insights into the practicalities of sperm donation and the support systems that have made her dream possible, this episode is a beacon of hope and encouragement for anyone considering solo motherhood.
Discover how Claire's unapologetic approach and meticulous planning led to her pregnancy success at 43, and what her future holds as she prepares for the joys and challenges of raising a child on her own terms.
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Claire has been a practicing family solicitor for almost 15 years. Claire specialises in private law children cases, particularly those where there are allegations of domestic and/or substance abuse. Claire is highly recommended by clients and directories with her being described as simply brilliant, a hero, legal lioness and a truly wonderful human.
Very active in her local legal community, Claire has represented family lawyers across the Thames Valley through her work with the Thames Valley Family Lawyers’ Society for which she is currently the Treasurer and Vice Chair.
In her personal life, Claire began her fertility journey in earnest in 2021. She was diagnosed with PCOS in her twenties and knew, therefore, she was likely to need some medical support to fall pregnant. Alongside that potential medical challenge, was the prospect of doing this as a solo mum.
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CONNECT WITH US You can engage with the hosts and the growing In/Fertility in the City community by:
- emailing us: https://infertilityinthecity.com/
- website: http://www.infertilityinthecity.com/
- following us on: LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/infertilityinthecity
Instagram: https://instagram.com/infertilityinthecity
X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/InFertilityCity
-- SEASON 4 SPONSOR:
Apricity https://www.apricityfertility.com/uk
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6 MAY. 2024 · TRIGGER WARNING: This episode deals with discussions of in/fertility and/or baby loss.
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This episode of "In/Fertility in the City" brings the spotlight onto an often-overlooked struggle: male involuntary childlessness. Dr. Robin Hadley, author and founder member of the campaign group Ageing without Children, joins us to speak candidly about his personal battle with wanting to be a dad and the complex emotions surrounding male childlessness. Discover the societal barriers that prevent men from expressing their paternal instincts and why it's crucial to change the narrative. --
Robin is a leading expert on the psychological and sociological impact of male childlessness across the life course. He has written several invited academic pieces and contributed blogs and podcasts to infertility and involuntary childless support groups. He is a founder member of the campaign group Ageing Without Children.
Robin is from Old Trafford, Manchester (UK). He comes from a large working-class family and left school with few qualifications. His previous careers include counsellor, deputy technical manager, scientific photographer, and kitchen assistant. In his 40s Robin switched careers and trained as a counsellor. Robin’s training as a counsellor and his own experience of desperately wanting to be a dad led him to research the desire for fatherhood for his self-funded MA (2008, The University of Manchester) and MSc (2009, The University of Manchester) and involuntarily childless older men for his PhD (2015, Keele).
His book ‘How is a man supposed to be a man? Male childlessness a Life Course Disrupted’ has received critical acclaimed.
He can be contacted at his Manchester Metropolitan University email: mailto:r.hadley@mmu.ac.uk or via any of the following:
Website: https://www.robinhadley.co.uk/
Twitter: https://twitter.com@robinhadley1
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drrobin-a-hadley/
Google Scholar: http://bit.ly/2BPRZtw
Academia.edu: https://independent.academia.edu/DrRobinHadley
ResearchGate (RG): https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Robin-Hadley
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CONNECT WITH US You can engage with the hosts and the growing In/Fertility in the City community by:
- emailing us: https://infertilityinthecity.com/
- website: http://www.infertilityinthecity.com/
- following us on: LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/infertilityinthecity
Instagram: https://instagram.com/infertilityinthecity
X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/InFertilityCity
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SEASON 4 SPONSOR:
Apricity https://www.apricityfertility.com/uk
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29 ABR. 2024 · TRIGGER WARNING: This episode deals with discussions of in/fertility and/or baby loss.
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In this episode, Natalie and Somaya have a poignant conversation with Emma Whitney, a leading embryologist who has dedicated her life to helping others conceive.
Emma discusses the delicate balance of her professional duties amidst her own fertility struggles, including the loss of a child and multiple miscarriages.
Her resilience and commitment to reducing fertility journey anxiety shine through as she advocates for better workplace support for those facing similar challenges.
Discover more about Emma's inspiring mission to educate and empower individuals through their fertility journeys
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Emma Whitney is the Director of Embryology & Genetics at The Evewell, London. With over 20 years of hands-on practical IVF laboratory experience, she specialises in pre-implantation genetic testing of embryos with a passion to prevent the transmission of inherited genetic disease, and to enhance the capabilities of embryo selection.Emma’s commitment to genetics – coupled with her multitude of experience – allows for a pragmatic and honest approach when discussing embryology.
Emma believes IVF patients should have the opportunity to understand what goes on in the IVF laboratory. Her goal is to help patients alleviate some of the stress and anxiety caused by so many unknowns.
“IVF is as much an emotional journey as it is a scientific one. I endeavour to protect the mental wellbeing of my patients through education and awareness. So, no matter what science has to offer, every patient is in a better position to deal with their outcomes.”
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emmatheembryologist/ and https://www.instagram.com/theevewell/ Website: https://www.evewell.com/
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CONNECT WITH US
You can engage with the hosts and the growing In/Fertility in the City community by:
- emailing us: https://infertilityinthecity.com/
- website: http://www.infertilityinthecity.com/
- following us on: LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/infertilityinthecity
Instagram: https://instagram.com/infertilityinthecity
X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/InFertilityCity
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SEASON 4 SPONSOR:
Apricity https://www.apricityfertility.com/uk
In/Fertility in the City is a podcast dedicated to exploring the complex relationship between in/fertility and work and how to manage this effectively. It is hosted by Natalie Sutherland and...
mostra más
In/Fertility in the City is a podcast dedicated to exploring the complex relationship between in/fertility and work and how to manage this effectively.
It is hosted by Natalie Sutherland and Somaya Ouazzani (and Emma Menzies for Seasons 1-3), who have had to navigate their own fertility challenges alongside professional life, and are united in their passion for ensuring that better quality information and support is made available to others doing the same.
Together they interview incredible guests, from a variety of industries, who generously share powerful stories and valuable insights into in/fertility at work issues.
Their moving and thought-provoking discussions are intended to break the silence around this taboo topic, and inspire new attitudes and behaviours that will improve and normalise the management of fertility challenges in professional contexts.
If you’re a professional managing in/fertility, baby loss, fertility treatment or other paths to parenthood, or you have an interest in understanding and supporting those who are, then this is a ‘must listen’ for you.
TRIGGER WARNING: This podcast deals with discussions of in/fertility and/or baby loss.
You can also engage with your hosts and the growing In/Fertility in the City community by:
Music created by Jon Nicoll.
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It is hosted by Natalie Sutherland and Somaya Ouazzani (and Emma Menzies for Seasons 1-3), who have had to navigate their own fertility challenges alongside professional life, and are united in their passion for ensuring that better quality information and support is made available to others doing the same.
Together they interview incredible guests, from a variety of industries, who generously share powerful stories and valuable insights into in/fertility at work issues.
Their moving and thought-provoking discussions are intended to break the silence around this taboo topic, and inspire new attitudes and behaviours that will improve and normalise the management of fertility challenges in professional contexts.
If you’re a professional managing in/fertility, baby loss, fertility treatment or other paths to parenthood, or you have an interest in understanding and supporting those who are, then this is a ‘must listen’ for you.
TRIGGER WARNING: This podcast deals with discussions of in/fertility and/or baby loss.
You can also engage with your hosts and the growing In/Fertility in the City community by:
- emailing us: info@infertilityinthecity.com
- following us on LinkedIn ( www.linkedin.com/company/infertilityinthecity ), Instagram ( https://instagram.com/infertilityinthecity ), or X ( https://twitter.com/InFertilityCity ).
Music created by Jon Nicoll.
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| Autor | Infertility In The City |
| Organización | Infertility In The City |
| Categorías | Salud y forma física , Padres |
| Página web | infertilityinthecity.com |
| info@infertilityinthecity.com |
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