The Infertility Industrial Complex:
Building a Protective Toolkit for Our Fertility Journey
A Free Workshop with Author Julia Indichova
Tuesday July 8th, 2025
5:00-6:00 PM EDT (New York)
Medical technology can be a life-saving friend—or a dangerously seductive one. The global fertility industry, projected to surpass USD 85.53 billion by 2034—makes it harder to tell the difference.
Join author and Fertile Heart founder Julia Indichova for a free, no-holds-barred conversation about how to stay grounded and discerning on the baby-making road.
Drawing on nearly three decades of guiding women and couples through the maze of reproductive challenges, Julia will share the Fertile Heart tools—radical, body-honoring, science-based tools that are not about “just thinking positively” but about listening deeply, reclaiming agency, and healing at the root.
Tools that have helped thousands of women—many after repeated IVF failures—identify their perfect path to parenthood.
In this free workshop we’ll explore:
- When IVF or Egg Donation is a gift—and when it becomes a self-punishing weapon
- The hidden cost of chasing quick fixes and ignoring the body’s deeper call for attention
- How to disentangle from fear-driven marketing and step into a more creative, self-trusting frame of mind
- Why the Fertile Heart toolkit works—and how neuroscience, epigenetics, and somatic psychology are only now beginning to catch up
- The vital difference between a diagnosis and a sentence—and why the words we use to describe ourselves matter
This is not about opposing reproductive medicine—it’s about conscious use of all available resources, including the extraordinary intelligence of your own body, mind, and heart.
We’ll make space for questions, for truth-telling, and for the kind of clarity that often arises when we pause to look beneath the surface.
Come if you’re new to the Fertile Heart path. Come if you’ve done ten IVF cycles and are still wondering why it hasn’t worked. Come if you’re ready to stop outsourcing your power to the many experts promising the unpromisable, and begin co-creating your next steps—from a place of courage, not coercion.
Because your body is not broken. And your longing is a life-force to be harnessed.
“I am writing to share that I am pregnant! This baby is a miracle for us. I turned 44 in May and have experienced 3 miscarriages prior to this pregnancy. We went through 3 failed IVF cycles.
This will be our first child. I wanted to thank you, Julia, for your books, the workshop and the phone circle. I think that all of it had a cumulative effect in helping me create this baby.
The workshop in particular really helped me to not give up and to believe that my “assignment” was to do the work and to believe that I could create a healthy baby. What you wrote in your books, talked about in the workshop and phone circle were like medicine for me.”
Louise L. Boston, MA – Natural Pregnancy at 44 after 3 Failed IVF, 3 Miscarriages
Julia Indichova is the author of The Fertile Female: How the Power of Longing for a Child Can Save Your Life and Change the World (Adell Press,2007) & Inconceivable: A Woman’t Triumph over Despair & Statistics (Three Rivers Press 2001 the first book about infertility written from a patient’s point of view. The Fertile Heart™ Ovum Practice is an original fertility enhancing program that emerged through a decade and a half of counseling. Julia Indichova’s work has been endorsed by leading reproductive endocrinologists and her story and program was featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show, Good Morning America, Oxygen, Discovery Health, Huffington Post, and other outlets. Julia’s profile is featured in the 9 People to Watch This Year (2016) Cover Story of the Hudson Valley Magazine. After 9/11 Julia initiated The 9// Bowing Project focused on applying the tools of her fertility program to the peace efforts.
S. and I really loved the workshop. He and I have been fighting a fair amount since experiencing difficulties getting and keeping a healthy pregnancy. Last night, after your workshop we slept in each other’s arms. It was lovely…
