Kristin is a Certified Model FertilityCare Practitioner, wife, and homeschooling mom of 3. When first learning about the Creighton Model before marriage, she was surprised by the science behind the method and wondered why it wasn’t more widely known. She believes that everyone deserves this information and feels inspired to be part of the solution. After the birth of her first child in 2010, she transitioned from her engineering career and began her FCP internship a year later so that she could share this valuable information with others. After completing her internship, she established Compassion FertilityCare Center and is excited to now teach via MyCatholicDoctor.
Kristin is passionate about true healthcare for women and help for couples struggling with infertility. She loves helping women and couples learn about their fertility by using the Creighton Model and helping them to gain confidence in their knowledge of their bodies. She provides instruction at any point in a woman’s reproductive life, from the first to the last period. She provides educational information on NaProTechnology, refers clients to NaPro physicians, and supports the ongoing Creighton Model charting of clients who are undergoing NaPro treatments.

Couples undergoing times of transitions can often need the most support, so Kristin especially loves helping newlyweds and postpartum parents to gain confidence. Similarly, after seeing the heartache that infertility can bring, she loves supporting and journeying with couples struggling with infertility while offering them hope through knowledge of their bodies and NaProTechnology.
Kristin has continued to spread the truth found in the Creighton Model by serving the American Academy of FertilityCare Professionals on the Commission on Certification and as webinar coordinator of the Continuing Education committee.

• FertilityCare Instruction to avoid or achieve pregnancy
• FertilityCare Instruction for infertility, postpartum (breastfeeding or non-breastfeeding), perimenopause, PCOS, regular cycles, irregular cycles, and discontinuing contraception
• FertilityCare Instruction for health monitoring, and for fertility appreciation (cycle tracking and affirming chastity for adolescents and single women)
• Refers to the physician for diagnosis and treatment
• Provides ongoing support through menopause

Certified in all 50 states

Natural family planning should be covered pre-deductible and without co-pay in accordance with the Affordable Care Act, equal to birth control coverage, as long as you see a MyCatholicDoctor medical provider that is in network with your insurance and get a referral to a MyCatholicDoctor NFP instructor. Your insurance plan may also require you to obtain a PCP referral. Unfortunately, many insurance carriers inappropriately apply co-pay and deductible for NFP, and inappropriately deny claims. MyCatholicDoctor is fighting this at many levels. If you are billed a co-pay or deductible, or your claim is denied, please contact your insurance company. 
Self-Pay Discounted Rates are available at this time. Service may be eligible for HSA reimbursement when deemed medically necessary by your PCP

If this clinician is licensed in your state they are able to accept your insurance if you are insured by any one of the following:
Archdioceses of Denver, Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas, Catholic Diocese of Arlington, Virginia, Catholic Diocese Of Wichita, Kansas, Christ in the City, Christendom College, Christian Brothers Ministry Services Plan, Diocese of Saint Petersburg, Florida, Dyna Parts, EWTN, Hallow, Medi-Share, Reta Trust

Tricare: Effective Jan 1, 2025, Tricare has switched region allocation for several states. We are currently re-evaluating each of our provider's certification status for Tricare Select and will update profiles as we have confirmed status. Please check back for updates.

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