Get Ready For IVF Or Any Fertility Treatment With Nutrition That Supports Healthier Eggs, Healthier Sperm, And Stronger Chances

Yes. As a CORU Registered Dietitian, my services are recognised by health insurance companies. Please contact your provider to check your entitlements for your level of cover. My services are also eligible for health expense relief.

You’ll receive an individual receipt after each consultation, which can be submitted to your health insurance provider and used for insurance and/or health expense claims. If you’re completing the Couples Option, both partners receive separate receipts for each consultation.

Please note that I am a Clinical Specialist Dietitian, so my rates are higher than those of a generalist dietitian. Some health insurance companies use the generalist rate as their guide for reimbursement. It’s important to check both your level of cover and my consultation rates before booking to make sure you’re happy with what your plan includes.

Yes. A payment plan is available to make the programme more manageable. You can pay in two instalments, and you’ll receive individual receipts for each consultation, which can be used for insurance and/or health expense claims.

Ideally, you’ll begin around three months before your IVF cycle, as this gives time for new eggs and sperm to develop. But if your timeline is shorter, we can still make meaningful changes. Even small adjustments can make a difference.

Yes. The 3 Month IVF Prep Method is designed for anyone preparing for IVF, IUI, or any fertility treatment, but it can also help if you’re trying naturally or planning ahead for a future cycle.

Absolutely. The Couples Option follows the same structure but includes a two-hour initial consultation to allow time for both partners’ assessments and individual recommendations.

This programme is specifically designed to support individuals and couples managing these kinds of challenges. Whether you’ve experienced pregnancy loss, PCOS, endometriosis, or another fertility-related condition, every recommendation is personalised to your medical background and fertility goals.

Dietitians are degree-qualified health professionals regulated by CORU in Ireland and the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) in the UK. This means dietitians are legally required to meet strict standards of training, evidence-based practice, and ethics.

The title “nutritionist” is not regulated, so the level of training and expertise can vary. Degree-qualified nutritionists do not complete clinical placement as part of their training, which means they are not qualified to provide medical nutrition therapy.

As a Clinical Specialist Dietitian, my recommendations are based on current scientific evidence and tailored to your individual medical and fertility needs.

I know that IVF doesn’t always go to a planned timeline. I’ve had cycles cancelled and eggs that didn’t fertilise, so I understand how unpredictable it can be. The 3 Month IVF Prep Method is designed as a three-month programme, but if your cycle is delayed or needs to pause, that’s absolutely fine. We’ll adjust your timeline and resume when things are clearer, so you continue to feel supported without any added stress.

If needed, I can share a summary of your nutrition plan with your GP or consultant through Healthmail, the secure communication system used by healthcare professionals in Ireland. This is optional and only done with your consent to help ensure your care team is aligned.

If this happens, that’s amazing congratulations. At that point, I’m happy to transfer the remainder of your care into my Nourish My Pregnancy programme, so you continue to receive support that’s right for your new stage. This ensures your nutrition and supplement plan can be safely adapted for pregnancy, and you stay supported without losing any of your investment or progress.

You’ll find more details about receipts, policies, and terms of service on the Terms and Conditions page.