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Creighton Model FertilityCare System

Creighton Model FertilityCare System

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Sep 16, 2026

Emily AppeldornHOST
1:12
We're here today with Naomi Davis.
Emily AppeldornHOST
1:14
She's a Creighton Model Medical Consultant and the co-creator of The Fertile Hive.
Emily AppeldornHOST
1:19
So she's going to talk to us a little bit more about that today.
Emily AppeldornHOST
1:22
Welcome to the podcast, Naomi.
Naomi DavisGUEST
1:25
It's an honor to be here.
Emily AppeldornHOST
1:26
Thank you so much for doing this.
Emily AppeldornHOST
1:29
So if you could just start, kind of just tell our listeners a little bit about your story, what led you to the Fertile Hive, what led you to Creighton Model and Napro Technology, and yeah, and
Naomi DavisGUEST
1:40
how everything unfolded.
Caitlin EstesHOST
2:49
What kind of insights and information is what I want to talk more about today? So there are many of these methods, but I'm only going to talk about what you can gain from using one of them.
Caitlin EstesHOST
3:00
And that is the Creighton model system.
Caitlin EstesHOST
3:02
The reason I'm focusing on it specifically is this is the one that we teach at Woven Natural Fertility Care.
Caitlin EstesHOST
3:08
And one of the reasons that we continue to teach it and not some of the others is because we believe it provides by far the most effective health data and information for its users.
Caitlin EstesHOST
6:18
So there are other methods like Symptothermal and FEM that teach some basics about cervical mucus, and they are great options depending on what you want to use.
Caitlin EstesHOST
6:27
your fertility awareness-based method for.
Caitlin EstesHOST
6:30
But some would say that the training on mucus is a little bit more basic than you're going to get with the Creighton model system.
Caitlin EstesHOST
6:36
So when you learn Creighton specifically, you are taught by a fertility care practitioner like myself who have undergone a 13-month education process, taught at least 18 clients during even just their internship, and had to pass a national exam.
Caitlin EstesHOST
8:07
and conceiving one, whenever that time may be right.
Caitlin EstesHOST
8:11
So for instance, the Creighton Model System, which we teach at Woven Natural Fertility Care, can be up to 99.5% effective with perfect use or 96.5% effective with typical use.
Caitlin EstesHOST
8:19
And that is huge.
Caitlin EstesHOST
8:25
We're going from 75% effective, you know, for the rhythm method to 96, 99.5% effective with reproductive biomarkers.
Sarah BartelHOST
0:53
I'm talking with Haley Yeager.
Sarah BartelHOST
0:56
She is a Creighton Model Fertilicare Practitioner and the host of the Truth and Fertility Podcast.
Sarah BartelHOST
1:02
Welcome, Haley.
Sarah BartelHOST
1:04
Thank you for having me.
Haley YeagerGUEST
2:38
And so for knowing your body so well, to know when you're ovulating, to know when those most favorable days to come together to conceive a child that's an important thing to know as well especially when you do want to have children right away so that there's that like it is not just for avoiding pregnancy and so we need to be very clear on it is also as just as much it is as it is for avoiding it is for achieving
Sarah BartelHOST
3:05
and haley do you recall i think i've seen a statistic i can look it up and put it in the links but that the fertility care creighton method has been actually studied in its effectiveness for conception and it is more effective than ivf at conceiving at helping schools have children
Haley YeagerGUEST
3:23
yes absolutely so ivf claims about a 30 effectiveness rate to have a baby in your arms a live baby in your arms with the Creighton model.
Haley YeagerGUEST
3:35
Well, first of all, with the Creighton model for couples that are not struggling with infertility, it's up to like 95% to, to achieve pregnancy.

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