Bridging the Gap: FACTS About Fertility’s 2026 Virtual Conference Brings Fertility Awareness and Restorative Reproductive Medicine Together

What happens when the people who teach women to chart their cycles and the clinicians who treat them start speaking the same language?

That question is at the heart of “Bridging the Gap,” the 2026 FACTS About Fertility Virtual Conference, held online November 20–21. This fertility awareness conference brings together leading voices in fertility awareness-based methods (FABMs) and restorative reproductive medicine (RRM) for two days of practical, science-based training.

Sessions at the 2026 Fertility Awareness Conference

  • Connecting the FABM Educator and Clinician with Melissa Buchan, RN, founder of the Chart Your Cycle program. She will discuss how cycle charting can bridge women’s lived experiences and clinical care.
  • Ovarian Physiology with Alison Ermisch, PhD, Education Programs Manager at FACTS. Her doctoral research focused on oocyte metabolism and ovarian physiology.
  • Male Reproductive Physiology with Craig Turczynski, PhD, a reproductive physiologist specializing in andrology and male infertility evaluation.
  • Hysteroscopy with Ashley Womack, MD, a board-certified OB/GYN and NaProTechnology Medical Consultant with fellowship training in minimally invasive surgery.
  • The Gap Between IVF and Root-Cause Approaches with Joseph Davis, DO, a reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialist and director of the FACTS FIRM Fellowship.

Marguerite Duane, MD, opens and closes each day. Saturday also includes a medical practice panel with Pearl Women’s Health and Surgery.

Who Should Attend

The conference is designed for medical and health professionals, residents and medical students, students in health professions, and fertility educators. It’s fully virtual, with a Friday evening session and a full Saturday program (Eastern Time), so you can join from anywhere.

Registration, CME Credit, and Recordings

Registration costs $250 for medical and health professionals, $150 for residents, FABM educators, and general attendees, and $75 for students. CME credit can be added for $50 (AAFP credit is pending), and session recordings are available for $50 if you can’t attend live.

New to cycle charting? Start with our Fertility Awareness resources to learn the basics before the conference.

If you’ve wanted to see how cycle charting can lead to real answers in women’s health care, this is a weekend worth blocking off.

Ready to sign up or want to learn more? Visit FACTS About Fertility to get started.