The Creighton Model Evidence-based cycle charting for the total picture of your reproductive health and proven treatments.
What is the Creighton Model and How Does it Work?
The Creighton model for fertility appreciation focuses on understanding cervical mucus biomarkers. The data you collect from your daily observations of these biomarkers will inform NaPro trained doctors of any underlying fertility risks and help them find an appropriate evidence-based treatments.
Arm yourself with the knowledge of your body and be empowered when it comes to your cycle!
Partner with our Certified FertilityCare Practitioner to learn the Creighton Model approach to fertility appreciation. Using this model you will discover your unique fertility patterns and avoid costly future health risks by learning how to track your body’s cycle.
Luminous also offers referrals to doctors trained in a new woman's health specialty, NaPro TECHNOLOGY. These doctors use the FertilityCare tracking method to pinpoint fertility issues and offer targeted, cooperative treatments that work with your cycles rather than against them.
Is the Creighton Model Effective?
The CDC confirms that Cycle Tracking can be over 99% effective when used correctly.
How does Luminous Support You?
It typically takes 4 sessions for a client to feel comfortable with charting, so this is our recommended minimum. However, the system is designed to be learned over the course of 8 sessions. Your practitioner will also continue to be available to you for support for as long as you need.
Who benefits from learning the Creighton Model?
This model works closely with NaProTECHNOLOGY to identify and treat women’s health issues including:
- Infertility
- PCOS
- Endometriosis
- Irregular or Heavy Periods
- Pre-Menstrual Syndrome (PMS)
- Recurring Miscarriage
- Postpartum Depression
- And more...
How is the data from my chart used?
Once you have begun collecting data (based on your monthly cycles), then you are ready to be referred to a NaPro trained doctor so he/she can assess your data and recommend a treatment plan.