GP support

Our specialist general practitioners and CREI fertility doctors are here to work with and support the patients own primary health care providers. As well as streamlining reproductive healthcare, our team is easily available to discuss specific concerns such as unexplained infertility, PMOS, (PCOS), endometriosis & adenomyosis, anovulatory cycles, male fertility and menopause health concerns.

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From family planning to fertility challenges, all primary health care providers play a vital role in patient care. Celery Health offers clear, evidence-based resources to help navigate reproductive and menopause health topics

Our resources and tools are designed to simplify these conversations. With CREI fertility specialist input, we help specialist general practitioners deliver proactive guidance, empower patients with knowledge and ensure timely referrals when needed

With Celery Health, specialist GP’s can confidently support their patients’ reproductive and menopause health journeys – from preconception to prenatal care.

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FAQs

A whole body approach means recognising that physical, emotional, nutritional and genetic aspects of fertility are all vital to good outcomes. Learn how our approach can optimise your reproductive well-being.

Nutritionists play a vital role by tailoring diets to enhance fertility. Discover how our tailored nutritional plans can boost your reproductive health. A balanced diet rich in essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants supports reproductive function. There are SO many dietary aspects we could write about but perhaps it’s better to talk to one of our experts instead. Check out our nutrition page to find out a little more.
Effective stress management techniques can potentially regulate hormone levels and increase the likelihood of successful conception. Reducing anxiety, hypervigilance and negative thought patterns are important in general life but even more so when considering fertility. Techniques like mindfulness, meditation, CBT and counselling can play a pivotal role in addressing emotional stressors and improving overall mental well-being consequently positively influencing fertility outcomes.

During the preconception or prenatal phase, genetic counselling helps in understanding the potential genetic risks you may have inherited. Genetic counsellors review your fertility or pregnancy story so far. Your family medical history (as well as your partners) is also reviewed. By assessing the likelihood of genetic conditions one can make informed decision-making regarding genetic testing and family planning options.

In cases of known genetic conditions or a family history of genetic disorders, genetic counselling aids in comprehending the risks and discussing available options. These may include in vitro fertilisation (IVF) with pre-implantation genetic testing (PGT).

Unlike traditional approaches, our whole body strategy considers the whole person, integrating nutrition, psychology and genetics for a more personalised and effective fertility plan. Rather than every element occurring in seperate ‘silos’, the Celery team communicates together to work out the best advice for you. Learn about the advantages of our holistic approach with Celery Health by speaking to one of our team.
Yes. By addressing the varied aspects of fertility, a holistic approach can enhance the effectiveness of fertility treatments. It can also mean you are psychologically prepared for the fertility journey ahead of you, no matter what the picture. Discover how our holistic approach can potentially improve fertility outcomes.
Yes, a holistic approach often involves lifestyle modifications that support fertility. The best part about lifestyle changes is that you can make these changes yourself! Often very cheaply or for free! It’s always empowering to feel proactive and effective in your own journey. Learn about these lifestyle changes and how they contribute to our fertility approach.

Expert guidance, every step of the way

Whether you have questions, concerns or simply need professional advice, our resources and team are here to provide clinical advice and insights. Take the next step toward informed decision-making