Fertility support for the over-controlled heart.
Finding Fertility treats infertility as an emotional, physical, and nervous-system experience, not only a fertility timeline. Monica Cox mixes firm encouragement with stories, teaching, and interviews about IVF pressure, gut health, miscarriage, food habits, intuition, and surrender.
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Finding Fertility is a coaching-forward show about infertility, IVF, and the quieter patterns that build around trying to conceive. It is not a detached health explainer. Monica Cox speaks with the urgency of someone trying to pull listeners out of overwhelm and back into body awareness, intuition, and steadier decision-making. The recent episodes return again and again to time pressure. First it appears as a story. Then it becomes personal. Then it starts shaping choices before a person has fully considered what feels right. That repetition is part of the show’s method, because the same fear gets approached from several angles until the lesson becomes hard to avoid. Control is another major theme. Finding Fertility asks what happens when research, planning, fixing, and optimizing stop feeling supportive and start becoming discomfort avoidance. The show is also willing to sit with grief. Monica describes miscarriage, waiting, a scan with no heartbeat, and the experience of having no immediate action that could make the pain move faster. Those moments give the show its sharper edge: surrender is presented not as passivity, but as a difficult practice when the body, the clinic, and the calendar all feel charged. Alongside the emotional work, episodes keep circling practical terrain such as gut health, inflammation, food choices, processed foods, colorful meals, and the possibility that everyday habits can change how a person feels in their body. Guest conversations broaden the frame without turning the show into a neutral panel. The center remains firm, warm coaching. Finding Fertility repeatedly stresses that it does not diagnose, prescribe, or treat fertility issues, and its best fit is for listeners seeking support rather than medical instruction. It can feel intense. It can also feel relieving for people who are tired of being told only to wait, schedule, or optimize. The show’s promise is emotional clarity: less panic, less over-control, more trust, and a clearer sense of what the body may be asking for.
Made for: For people navigating infertility, IVF, miscarriage grief, or the pressure of trying to conceive who want warm but direct emotional and fertility coaching. It best suits listeners open to body awareness, intuition, nervous-system language, and lifestyle reflection.
What sets it apart: Finding Fertility stands out by treating urgency, control, and surrender as central fertility issues rather than side notes. Its voice is personal and corrective, blending lived experience, coaching, and practical wellness conversation without sounding clinically distant.
Welcome to your no B.S. approach to creating the family of your DREAMS when you’re dealing with fertility issues, aka ”infertility” When fertility experts are saying there’s nothing you can do, Finding Fertility is guiding you through proven strategies to help you get and stay pregnant!Whether you can get pregnant naturally or, need medical assistance, Finding Fertility can help you maximise your chances by using science-backed Holistic Functional Fertility Health Coaching. Hosted by Monica Cox, qualified Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner, Subconscious Empowerment Facilitator & Infertility Survivor + your new support system & guide to becoming the conscious mama are you were going…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
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A grounded gut-health conversation about fertility, changing cravings, and rebuilding trust with food.
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A coaching-led fertility episode on intuition, spirit baby practice, and looking inward for reassurance.
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A fertility conversation on overwhelm, surrender, and the moment preparation starts to become control.
This single-episode review centers on a fertility conversation about overwhelm, surrender, and the uneasy point where preparation can begin to resemble control.
A practical fertility-focused episode on personalized routines, menu planning, supplement packs, and the promises attached to them.
The episode works best as a guided look at a personalized fertility system, centered on an app that turns health details into supplement and menu suggestions.
A fertility conversation about medical control, body trust, and symptoms that lead Leslie toward thyroid questions.
Finding Fertility follows Leslie through autoimmune conditions, a fifth IVF cycle with donor eggs, and symptoms that pushed her toward thyroid questions.
A fertility conversation where an HSG becomes a measured test of intuition, trust, and care.
The second half of Jenna's Finding Fertility conversation turns fertility choices into something immediate and lived-in, then stays with her as she weighs one herself.
From a first clinic visit to raising a donor-conceived child
Masha Gessen narrates her own cousin's murder-for-hire arrest and custody battle.
Rich Roll interviews recovery and endurance guests, plus 'Roll On' segments with Adam Skolnick.
Peter Attia evaluates longevity science, from CETP inhibitors to protein debates, through evidence.
Rhonda Patrick translates NAD, vitamin D, and coffee research into daily health protocols.
Shawn Stevenson interviews researchers and coaches on nutrition, sleep, hormones, and fitness.
Monica Cox and guest Leslie Kenny frame Finding Fertility around Leslie's eight-year infertility story, four IVF cycles, one donor-egg cycle, and a pregnancy at 43 after starting Armour thyroid.
Monica Cox interviews Talie Miller about how overwork and burnout contribute to infertility in women, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness and holistic health.
Monica Cox interviews Rebecca Rankin about honoring natural rhythms for fertility, starting with a guided meditation.
This episode explores how outdated science and infertility burnout can be overcome through cellular health, diet, and emotional healing to improve fertility.
Monica Cox hosts the second part of a conversation with Jenna Longoria on the Finding Fertility podcast.
Monica discusses how feelings of being behind during infertility are linked to control and time pressure, encouraging listeners to take radical responsibility and trust their bodies.
Monica guides listeners through week 15 of integrating subconscious healing around the fear of waiting during infertility and IVF.
This episode explores how time pressure and urgency affect fertility at the nervous system level, encouraging awareness and space for healing.
This episode explores how time pressure during infertility and IVF can hijack decision-making, narrowing options and speeding up choices, often overriding intuition.
Monica guides women through week 12 of their fertility journey, focusing on noticing personal stories of being behind and shifting time pressure from circumstances to self.
Monica Cox and Natalie Tisdale connect fertility, miscarriage, and gut health through Natalie’s own shift after three miscarriages between ages 30, 35, and 39.
Finding Fertility with Monica Cox centers on a long coaching conversation about one embryo left, IVF transfer anxiety, spirit babies, and letting go of numbers as destiny.
Monica Cox's Finding Fertility episode with Kirsten Karchmer centers on fertility, ovulation, stress, and the cost of over-managing cycles.
Kirsten Karchmer says fertility is a systems problem, not a single hormone fix.
Leslie Kenny shares her journey from failed IVF to natural pregnancy, emphasizing the body's innate ability to heal and achieve fertility.
Monica Cox continues her conversation with Tania Khazaal about the missing pillar of fertility success, emphasizing the importance of consciousness across all areas of life.