What is a Practitioner?
Professionals trained to teach the Creighton Model, guide the learning process, and act as a bridge between the woman, her partner, and the medical team.
13+ months
of graduate-level training with supervised practice
FertilityCare™ Practitioners are fertility-care professionals who specialize in teaching the Creighton Model according to the ethics and quality standards of the American Academy of FertilityCare Professionals.
The quality of the support depends on how well the system's criteria are taught and applied, which is why the training demands a high level of preparation from every instructor.
They train through a graduate-level educational program lasting at least 13 months, receiving theoretical training in the anatomy and physiology of human fertility, basic and advanced Creighton methodology, procreative dysfunction, NaProTECHNOLOGY®, couples psychology, and the ethical dimension of support — plus personalized supervised practice throughout the whole process.
A Practitioner is a fertility-care professional who specializes in teaching the Creighton Model.
At the end of the program, each professional must meet a series of requirements and pass a final exam certifying their ability to teach the Creighton Model with quality. Teaching something this important requires instructors at this level.
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