Thérapie Fertility teams up with GCN for informative webinar on reproductive health services in Ireland

Taking place on July 31, the webinar hosted by Thérapie Fertility and GCN will provide valuable information on reproductive health services.

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Are you an LGBTQ+ individual or same-sex couple dreaming of parenthood? Join Thérapie Fertility and GCN for an informative webinar on key topics relevant to LGBTQ+ people and same-sex couples looking to embark on their parenthood journey.

Thérapie Fertility has been at the forefront of reproductive health for three years now, and they’re gearing up to celebrate their third birthday this July 25. Leveraging cutting-edge technology and a compassionate team, Thérapie Fertility offers a comprehensive suite of services: Reciprocal IVF, Egg Freezing, Sperm & Embryo Freezing, and fertility testing.

Recognising the diverse needs of modern families, Thérapie Fertility is dedicated to offering personalised care that respects and supports each patient’s journey. There are additionally 3 satellite clinics nationwide that their patients can use to reduce travel to Carrickmines where they offer services to make the fertility journey easier for our patients based around Ireland.

The clinic offers an array of inclusive services specifically designed to help same-sex couples and LGBTQ+ individuals achieve their dreams of parenthood. Among these services is Reciprocal IVF, a beautiful option for same-sex female couples who wish to share the biological roles of parenthood. In this process, one partner provides the eggs while the other carries the pregnancy, allowing both to be intimately involved in the creation and nurturing of their child. Thérapie Fertility boasts outstanding Reciprocal IVF pregnancy rates for same-sex female couples, which are 59.5% clinical pregnancy (FHB) per embryo transferred.

 

Thérapie Fertility clinic is a class window building on a campus of other buildings.
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Watch Naomi and Sarah-Ann’s Thérapie fertility journey here to see their life-changing experience.

 

Additionally, Thérapie Fertility provides Intrauterine Insemination (IUI), a less invasive procedure ideal for single LGBTQ+ individuals or couples looking to start their family with donor sperm. Their compassionate team ensures that every step, from initial consultation to treatment and beyond, is handled with the utmost care and respect, reflecting their commitment to making fertility treatment accessible and supportive for all members of the LGBTQ+ community.

 

Infographic about webinar hosted by Thérapie Fertility and GCN.

Join us on July 31 at 6:30pm via Zoom for an informative webinar hosted by Thérapie Fertility in collaboration with GCN. This event will focus on key topics relevant to the LGBTQ+ community, including shared motherhood, egg freezing, and various family-building options for same-sex couples.

More about the team:

Dr John Kennedy
Dr Kennedy trained and graduated from UCD, moving on to practice obstetrician and gynaecologist for over 20 years and specializing in fertility for the last 10. In 2021 he joined and helped to found Thérapie Fertility, a new IVF clinic in Ireland which is promoting a more streamlined and accessible approach to fertility treatment.

Headshot of Dr John Kennedy.
Medical director of Thérapie Fertility, Dr John Kennedy.

Dr Megat Kamaruzaman
Dr Kamaruzaman graduated from UCD/RUMC in 2007 and then gained membership from the Royal College of Obstetrician & Gynaecologists & the Royal College of Physicians in Ireland in 2016.

He has worked in obstetrics & gynaecology since 2008 in various hospitals in Ireland & Malaysia but had formal training in fertility at Sims IVF in 2018 with Dr Kennedy as his mentor and has been working exclusively in fertility medicine ever since.

 

Headshot of Dr Megat Kamarzaman.
Dr Megat Kamarzaman at Thérapie Fertility.

Dr Nosheen Iram
Dr Nosheen Iram graduated from UHS in 2010 and pursued her fellowship in Obstetrics and Gynaecology in Pakistan. Since 2011, she has dedicated herself to practising obstetrics and gynaecology in various Tertiary care hospitals across Pakistan and Ireland. With training from SIMS Fertility clinic, Dr Iram has developed a keen interest in fertility.

 

Headshot of Dr Nosheen Iram.
Dr Nosheen Iram at Thérapie Fertility.

Our expert panel will provide in-depth insights into the Reciprocal IVF process, offering guidance on how lesbian couples can share the biological roles of parenthood. Additionally, we will discuss the benefits and considerations of egg freezing, empowering individuals to take control of their reproductive futures.

This webinar aims to educate and support those exploring their family-building options, ensuring that every participant leaves feeling informed and inspired. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and connect with a community dedicated to inclusivity and support.

If you have any questions about family-building options and reproductive health services you would like answered at this webinar, get in touch at [email protected].

Register for this exclusive webinar here. For more information on Thérapie Fertility and their services, visit their website here.

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