Waitlist for Winter 2027 Intensive now open

An online fertility intensive for integrative providers

CycleScience

Your clients are trying to conceive. CycleScience will teach you how to actually help them.

You want to help, whether you’re an acupuncturist, massage therapist, nutritionist, or beyond.

But fertility is a specialized landscape, and without the right foundational knowledge, even skilled practitioners can feel like they're working in the dark.

That's exactly why I created CycleScience.

An online fertility intensive for integrative providers

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An online fertility intensive for integrative providers •

Your waiting room is full of clients at different stages of their fertility journey

  • The one who has been trying for Baby #2 for seven months

  • The couple who's done all the "right things" but hasn't found a provider who can connect the dots

  • The client who comes to you concerned whether or not they can conceive with PCOS

CycleScience was designed for providers who are already good at what they do

and are ready to become genuinely extraordinary partners for clients navigating fertility challenges.

This is the kind of training that changes how you listen, how you assess, how you refer, and how your clients experience your care so your clients become advocates for themselves in their TTC journey.

CycleScience is a two-day online intensive that equips integrative providers with insights they need to support clients trying to conceive.

Fertility challenges sit at an intersection (hormonal, structural, nutritional, emotional, relational), and your clients are piecing together a fragmented care team with no one fluent enough to translate between them.

Led by a certified Fertility Awareness Educator and a licensed acupuncturist, this online course will provide key insights into the complexity of the fertility picture: and how you can (finally) meaningfully support your clients.

only 15 places available

Two Days. Real Depth. Practical Tools You Can Use Right Away.

    A comprehensive online training featuring

    • 8 hours of live sessions with faculty and guest teachers so you can ask questions in real time and walk away ready to apply new techniques in your next client session

    • A range of case studies & practice exercises

    • Downloadable resources for you and your clients that save you hours of prep and give you confidence you’re covering every important detail with your clients

    • Access to recorded sessions for future reference

    Frequently Asked Questions

    You’ll Walk Away With

    • New clinical fluency so you can finally go deeper

      Stop nodding along in intake appointments while clients describe their luteal phase defects or AMH results. Leave with the vocabulary, frameworks, and confidence to engage meaningfully with the full fertility picture, regardless of your modality.

    • A cycle-literate referral network built in the room with you.

      You'll complete this training alongside acupuncturists, LMTs, nutritionists, herbalists, and other allied providers who now speak the same language. The network you build over these two days becomes one of the most valuable clinical resources you'll ever have.

    • Client-ready handouts for you to use immediately.

      Leave with a suite of professionally designed, evidence-informed client handouts you can integrate into your practice the moment you return (educational materials your clients will actually read!). These resources will reinforce your care between sessions and establish you as the informed, trustworthy provider they've been searching for.

    You’ll Master

    • Day One: The Full Fertility Picture

      • The Foundations of Cycle Science

      • Fertility 101: key principles of fertility & the pitfalls of apps

      • Cycle & Conception Anatomy

      • Fertility in TCM context

      • Cycle Charting as a tool to support conception

      • Winter 2026 Guest Lecture: Nutritional Foundations & Labs for Fertility

      • Fertility After 35

      • Client Intake & Complementary strategies for fertility

    • Day Two: Practice Integration

      • Working with special populations: fibroids, PCOS, endometriosis, unexplained infertility

      • Winter 2026 Guest Lecture: Holistic Support for Progesterone

      • Low-Tox Living Without Losing It

      • Building Your Cycle-Literate Practice

    • Additional Handouts & Resources

      • “Should I Freeze My Eggs?”

      • Eating for Fertility 35+

      • Why Is Baby #2 Taking Longer Than Baby #1?

      • Estrogen & Modern Life

      • Fertility & Movement

      • Menstrual Blood through a TCM Lens

      • Why Your Fertility App May be Failing You

      • …and more!

    Spring 2026 Intensive Faculty

    Meet your teaching team: cross-pollinating fields with decades of experience

    • Kate Douglas (FAE, SHE)

      Lead Instructor
      Fertility Awareness Educator & Sexual and Reproductive Health Educator

      Kate is a Fertility Awareness Educator (FAE) & Sexual and Reproductive Health Educator (SHE) who is passionate about body literacy at all stages of life, especially for young folks and working artists.

      She is currently serving as the head of the Research Committee at the Association of Fertility Awareness Professionals

      She brings a multidisciplinary background to this work with training in bodywork (biodynamic craniosacral therapist, Ilan Lev Method practitioner, Pilates mat instructor) and horticulture in order to center the wholeness/nourishment of a client and their local ecosystem.

    • Kenna Bouvet (LAC)

      Lead Instructor
      Licensed Acupuncturist

      Kenna is a Licensed Acupuncturist and owns Earth + Sky Massage and Acupuncturein Long Island City, NY. She is also a research integrative therapist at Columbia Irving Medical Center in the division of pediatric hematology, oncology, and bone marrow transplant. She received her Masters of Science from Tri-State College of Acupuncture where she trained in three distinct styles of acupuncture: Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Acupuncture Physical Medicine. In her private practice Kenna specializes in women’s health, digestive health, and perinatal and pediatric care. Kenna is a cranial sacral therapist through the Upledger Institute International and is certified in Pilates and Nutritional Therapy. As a former professional dancer, Kenna brings a personal awareness to a wide array of injuries that she treats in her practice and enjoys being part of her client’s overall support systems in gaining more agency over their health. 

    • Arielle Laws (MSHS)

      Guest Faculty
      Functional Nutritionist & Integrative Medicine Practitioner

      Arielle Laws, MSHS is a functional nutritionist and integrative medicine practitioner specializing in women’s fertility nutrition.

      She bridges the gap between evidence-based research and intuitive clinical practice to create individualized protocols; our work is sometimes lighthearted, other times deep-seated, but always growth-oriented.

    • Susan Staley (Clinical Herbalist)

      Guest Faculty
      Clinical Herbalist

      Susan Staley is a clinical herbalist with a focus on relationship to food and nourishment in today’s world. Her work is informed by the human experience, traditional wisdom, contemporary literature, and of course, the earth.

      With over 10 years of clinical experience, she began formal study of herbs and plant medicine in 2009 and nutrition in 2004. In 2023, she completed the Women’s Functional & Integrative Medicine Professional Training Program with Aviva Romm, MD.

      She is a founder of Railyard Apothecary in Burlington, VT and lives outside of Portland, ME with her husband and toddler.

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