Fertility Yogi

06/15/2026

Episode link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/15Tlz7FvP1qynXKYtQC1rO

When we think about fertility, we often focus on hormones, lab results, and treatment plans. But our experiences, emotions, and the stories we carry in our bodies matter too. Trauma can take many forms—childhood experiences, grief and loss, medical trauma, relationship challenges, or even the stress and heartbreak that can accompany infertility itself.
This conversation is not about blame or suggesting that trauma causes infertility. Rather, it's about recognizing that we are whole beings; mind, body, and spirit and that emotional healing and nervous system support can be meaningful parts of the fertility journey.

Joining me today is Delia Petrescu, a registered psychotherapist and founder of Get Reconnected Psychotherapy Services. Delia specializes in trauma therapy, reproductive mental health, fertility counselling, and supporting individuals through postpartum challenges. She is passionate about helping people reconnect with themselves, process difficult experiences, and find healing through life's transitions.

Together, we'll discuss the impact trauma can have on fertility and reproductive health, the importance of addressing emotional well-being, and ways to cultivate resilience and support along the journey to parenthood.
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05/26/2026

Plot twist: your auntie’s “stop stressing” advice didn’t fix infertility 😂
So we made a support group instead. 💛

Join us tonight for real conversations, support, laughs, tears, IVF talk, holistic tips, and people who actually get it. No judgment. No toxic positivity. Just community.

South Asian Fertility Support Group
Tonight • Come as you are 🤍

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05/25/2026

Struggling with infertility can feel isolating especially in the South Asian community where these conversations are often kept quiet.
Join us this Tuesday night, May 26th, for an conversation and supportive space dedicated to South Asian fertility support. 🤍

04/25/2026

FMC Brunch & Breakthroughs. Amazing stories about resilience and hope.

04/10/2026

Join our free workshop exploring infertility and family planning, and connect with a community that understands the unique and often unspoken challenges South Asians face on their journey.

04/02/2026

Apple podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/024-serenas-fertility-journey-with-endometriosis/id1742794541?i=1000757608531

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5B8SQdhgqNb8AdkOTDVeb3?si=gQrn2mJDR4Krtc3M6OJpHg&context=spotify%3Ashow%3A2cttlfM4SaVxpP78q1IKDX

04/01/2026

Episode link: https://open.spotify.com/show/2cttlfM4SaVxpP78q1IKDX

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month 💛

On the podcast, I had the honour of speaking with Serena; a pharmacist, an endo warrior, and now a mom-to-be in her third trimester.

Serena shares her deeply personal journey with endometriosis, the challenges it brought to her fertility, and how it ultimately led her to IVF. Her story is one of resilience, strength, and hope.

From navigating pain and uncertainty to now preparing to meet her baby, Serena’s experience is a powerful reminder that every fertility journey is unique and that there can be light on the other side.

If you or someone you love is navigating endometriosis, this episode is for you.

🎧 Listen now and be inspired by Serena’s journey.

03/01/2026

02/26/2026

02/23/2026

Infertility is painful for anyone.

But for South Asian women, it carries a unique cultural weight. In our communities, fertility isn’t just personal it’s PUBLIC. Questions start early. Comments come often.

The “When are you having a baby?” at every wedding.
The well-meaning but intrusive advice from aunties.
The pressure of multigenerational living, where privacy is limited and expectations are not.

The stigma that quietly labels infertility as shameful.
The assumption that it’s always the woman’s fault.
The cultural silence around miscarriage, IVF, struggling to conceive or adoption.

Many South Asian women suffer quietly smiling on the outside, grieving on the inside.
We are raised to be resilient. We are taught not to “air family matters.” We are expected to be strong.
But fertility struggles require space. They require softness. They require community.

South Asian Fertility Support was created to give women and men a culturally safe place to speak openly without judgment, without shame, and without minimizing their experience.

This is a space where:
You don’t have to explain the cultural pressure..we understand.
You don’t have to defend your boundaries.
You don’t have to pretend you're okay.

Here, we hold space for both science and tradition.🙂

For medical treatment and holistic healing. For grief and hope.
Because you deserve support that understands not only infertility but the cultural layers that surround it.
You are not alone. And you never have to carry this in silence again.