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Fertility Support and Awareness at Work: A Discussion with Louise Siwiki
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In this episode, Kortney speaks with Louise Siwiki, a fertility empowerment coach, about navigating infertility in the workplace. Louise shares her personal journey of overcoming infertility and the importance of holistic support for individuals struggling with fertility issues. They dive into the impact of infertility on mental health, the demands of fertility treatments, and the need for awareness and support in the workplace. The conversation also touches on the recent advancements in Australia in recognizing pregnancy loss and the importance of destigmatizing taboo topics like fertility and breastfeeding in society.
Connect with today's guest:
As a global award-winning Executive Fertility Coach and a passionate Fertility in the Workplace Advocate, Louise Siwiki is dedicated to improving fertility awareness and support in global and Australian workplaces. Her role as Head of Country Development for the European Fertility Society underscores her commitment to integrating holistic fertility strategies within corporate settings and for individuals.
Louise specializes in transforming your chaos into calm! And enhancing workplace environments to address the psychological impacts of fertility challenges, promoting well-being, inclusivity, and resilience among employees navigating their fertility journeys.
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