Enter to win our course, Cycle Mapping for Pregnancy! Win 1 of 5 free courses.
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GIVEAWAY RULES:
Valued at $128. Giveaway is open from 10/21/26-10/26/26. Winner will be announced on our instagram page (@cyclemappingforpregnancy) and the winners will be emailed. No purchase necessary.
Open worldwide- the course is only available in English at this time.
Cycle Mapping for Pregnancy is a comprehensive fertility education course designed to help women better understand their menstrual cycle, recognize the signs of ovulation, and identify their fertile window through fertility awareness and cycle charting.
Rather than relying solely on apps or predicted ovulation dates, this course teaches you how to observe and interpret your body's own fertility signals, including cervical mucus, basal body temperature, cervical changes, and cycle patterns, so you can develop a clearer picture of when you are fertile.
The course also explores common concerns, ways to address them, and foundational factors that support reproductive health, including nutrition, blood sugar balance, sleep, exercise, stress, environmental exposures, and key nutrients. You'll learn how these factors can influence cycle health and what practical steps you can take while preparing for pregnancy.
Through easy-to-understand lessons, visual guides, charts, and practical tools, Cycle Mapping for Pregnancy takes the guesswork out of understanding your cycle and gives you a framework for confidently tracking your fertility.
This course is for anyone who is trying to conceive, whether you are just getting starting, you’ve been trying for years or you are considering IVF.
What’s included:
16 modules
Chart templates
Recorded videos
Foundational Factors that influence fertility
We also review common concerns and ways to address them: PCOS, Egg quality, Sperm quality, Luteal phase defect, Period pain, Endometriosis and Cervical dysphagia