Integrative Fertility Care

• Patients pursuing IVF or IUI who want adjunct support.
• Patients with PCOS or insulin-resistance benefiting from nutritional change.
• Anyone navigating the emotional weight of treatment, loss, or long timelines.
• Patients with prior failed cycles wanting to optimize before trying again.

• Acupuncturists trained specifically in reproductive medicine — not generalists.
• Registered dietitians focused on fertility, PCOS, and metabolic health.
• Therapists experienced in infertility grief, partner dynamics, and trauma.
• Coordinated scheduling — integrative visits align with your treatment calendar.

01
Acupuncture
Cycles timed pre- and post-embryo transfer have evidence of improving outcomes. Independent visits also support stress, sleep, and cycle regularity.
02
Fertility nutrition
Personalized meal planning, supplement guidance (CoQ10, vitamin D, omega-3s, inositol), and metabolic optimization.
03
Mind-body therapy
Cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based stress reduction, and couples counseling — individual or group.
04
Movement & yoga
Gentle, cycle-aware programs that support circulation and recovery without overtaxing the body during stimulation.
05
Sleep & circadian support
Practical protocols for shift workers, frequent travelers, and patients with disrupted hormones.

Integrative care is opt-in and additive — never a substitute for medical treatment. Most patients start with one or two modalities (often acupuncture and nutrition) and add others as their cycle progresses. All services are coordinated by the clinic so nothing competes with your treatment timeline.

We're direct about evidence quality. Acupuncture has reasonable data around embryo transfer; some supplements have strong trials, others don't. Dr. Ghadir's rule: if it's likely to help and unlikely to harm, it's on the table.