EP. 315: Adoption After Infertility

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Fertility Ain't Fair

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"Fertility" and "Fair" do not coexist. Now, it's time to talk about it! Fertility Ain’t Fair is a community that acknowledges that all fertility is not created equal. Our mission is to normalize the conversations around infertility, reproductive health and wellness for all. Real. Raw. Unfiltered. This is Fertility Ain’t Fair, the Podcast. Follow us on IG: @fertilityaintfair

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EP. 315: Adoption After Infertility

Fertility Ain't Fair

44 minutes 16 seconds

1 year ago

EP. 315: Adoption After Infertility

In this episode, we normalize the conversations around fostering, IVF, and choosing to become adoptive parents after infertility.

Dr. Anna Koehle is a Human Services Board-Certified Practitioner (HS-BCP) and a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP). With over 20 years of experience in child welfare and family building. As the owner of Xona Consulting, LLC., she specializes in adoption, infertility and lifestory consulting and coaching. Her experience includes federal child welfare technical assistance, nonprofit leadership, and direct practice in the areas of CPS, foster care, and adoption. Dr. Koehle is on the board of the Center for Adoption Support and Education and was honored as a distinguished child welfare leader in the Ujima Think Tank for Black Family Connection through the National Adoption Association. As a former foster parent and an adoptive parent, Dr. Koehle remains committed to helping address issues of racial disproportionality and disparity in the child welfare system and prioritizing the preservation of Black families.