Fertility naturopathy · Online Australia-wide

Fertility naturopath, Gold Coast & online

Fertility naturopathy at Sprout is me, Hannah Ward, a degree-qualified naturopath with a Masters in Reproductive Medicine. I’m based on the Gold Coast and consult online with women right across Australia, whether you’re just starting to think about a baby or partway through IVF.

  • 5.0 · 40 Google reviews
  • NHAA registered
  • Online Australia-wide
Hannah Ward, naturopath at Sprout Natural Health

Why Hannah

Postgraduate training in reproductive medicine

A Masters in Reproductive Medicine is postgraduate study in the same reproductive science fertility specialists work from, and not many naturopaths have it. It means the naturopathic side of your care comes from someone who properly understands the medical side too, and who can read your test results in both languages. It’s also the area I cared enough about to go back to university for.

Where it fits

What fertility naturopathy can support

Preconception

Getting the groundwork in place in the months before you start trying, nutrition, knowing your cycle, and the health of both partners.

Cycle irregularities

Irregular or absent periods, short luteal phases, and cycles that make timing feel impossible.

Trying for a while

When it’s taking longer than you expected, including when you’ve been told it’s unexplained.

IVF and assisted cycles

Naturopathic care built around your specialist’s protocol, never instead of it.

PCOS and endometriosis

Fertility care that takes the underlying condition into account.

Male factor

Sperm health is involved for roughly half of couples who are having trouble conceiving, so I very much want partners in the picture too.

How it works

All online, wherever you are

1

A proper initial consultation

Over video, with time to go through your cycles, your history, any results you already have, and what you’ve tried so far.

2

Testing where it makes sense

I start with the bloodwork you already have and can organise functional testing remotely, but only when it would genuinely change the plan.

3

A plan built around your life

Diet, lifestyle, targeted nutrition and herbal medicine. I don’t over-prescribe, the aim is a plan you can actually live with.

4

Ongoing care

I dispense herbs and supplements and post them out express, and at follow-ups we adjust the plan as things change.

Google Reviews

Rated 5.0 from 40 reviews

Sue G

Aug 2022

★★★★★

You can’t help but feel a good vibe at Sprout Natural Health. Both Conor and Hannah are professional, caring and understanding in a relaxed environment. I feel like I’m in good hands.

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Debra Ciavarella

Dec 2022

★★★★★

I found Hannah by chance & I’m extremely grateful. Her knowledge & care is exceptional. I am now on the way to feeling well & energised again.

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Rebecca C

Aug 2022

★★★★★

Hannah is wonderful!! My first time seeing a Naturopath after GP’s & Paediatricians were totally dismissive. Now me and my son are in better health than ever all thanks to Hannah!!

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Samantha Gunn

Dec 2022

★★★★★

Hannah was so friendly, professional and very knowledgeable. Kind and caring I absolutely recommend Hannah for any looking to take care of their health needs.

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Nyari Arnold

Aug 2022

★★★★★

I have been seeing Hannah for over 6 months now and couldn’t recommend her more. She is a breath of fresh air with a world of knowledge have loved learning from both her and Connor.

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Start with a free 10-minute call

Trying to conceive has a way of quietly taking over everything. A quick call is an easy, no-pressure way to see whether this is the right fit for where you’re at.

On the Gold Coast?

Pair it with fertility acupuncture

If you’re local, fertility acupuncture runs in person at our Paradise Point clinic and sits well alongside my online care. Plenty of women do both, and partners can book in too.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I start seeing a fertility naturopath?

Ideally around three months before you start trying or begin an IVF cycle. Eggs spend roughly 90 days maturing before ovulation, so that’s the window I tend to plan preconception care around. But there’s no wrong time to start.

Do you work alongside IVF clinics?

Yes, often. I build my side of things around whatever protocol your clinic has you on, and my postgraduate training means I actually understand what that protocol is doing and why.

Is everything really online?

It is. We do everything over secure video, I organise testing remotely, and anything I prescribe is delivered straight to your door, anywhere in Australia.

What testing is involved?

It depends what’s going on for you. I start with the results you already have, and only add functional testing if the result would change what I do next. No testing for testing’s sake.

Can my partner be involved?

Yes, and it’s often a good idea. Male factor plays a part for somewhere around 40 to 50 percent of couples who are finding it hard to conceive, so I give sperm health a proper look too.

My results keep coming back normal. Is this still worth it?

A lot of the women I see have been told everything looks normal. Reference ranges are broad, and a set of individually fine results can still tell a different story when you put them side by side. That second look is a lot of what an initial consult is for.

Articles & Guides

From our articles

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What your AMH result actually means

AMH is one of the most misread numbers in fertility. What it measures, why a single result can mislead you, and what it takes to get a picture you can actually rely on.

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PCOS and fertility: where naturopathy fits

PCOS looks different in every woman, and fertility with PCOS is rarely one problem. How a naturopath approaches cycles, blood sugar and ovulation.

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Preparing for pregnancy: why the three months before trying matter

Eggs take around 90 days to mature, which makes the three months before trying a window worth using. A naturopath's take on preconception care.

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Coming off the pill: what to expect and when to get help

Cycles can take time to find their rhythm after stopping the pill. What's normal, what to keep an eye on, and when it's time to get support.

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Acupuncture for Labour Preparation on the Gold Coast

Pre-birth acupuncture is a series of weekly sessions from around 36 weeks, as your body gets ready for labour. What’s involved and when to start.

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Postpartum acupuncture on the Gold Coast

Birth is a major physical event and recovery is real. Where acupuncture fits in the months after having a baby, and what a postpartum session involves.

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Dry needling vs acupuncture: what’s the difference?

Is dry needling the same as acupuncture? They look similar, but the training and approach behind each are quite different. What that means before you book.

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Fertility Acupuncture for IVF, IUI and FET on the Gold Coast

Where acupuncture fits into IVF, IUI and FET cycles, stage by stage, and how it can support you through fertility treatment on the Gold Coast.

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Ready when you are

Appointments are booked online or by phone, or start with a free 10-minute call.