An Afternoon of Wellness, Meditation & Conversation

New York, New York | April 2019

Event flyer titled 'Pregnantish presents an afternoon of wellness, meditation, and conversation' featuring photos of four speakers and details of an event on April 27 from 4-6 PM at The Assemblage on John St, with logos of CooperGenomics, NYU Langone Health, and Prelude.

On Saturday afternoon April 27, 2019 join pregnantish at the Assemblage on John Street in NYC in honor of National Infertility Awareness Week, for an inspiring, supportive and insightful afternoon of meditation and conversation.

Set your intention with one of the Assemblage's healthy elixir drinks and sit down for a fertility-themed meditation before hearing from our esteemed panel on how to best navigate next steps with fertility, your relationships during infertility and how to address the many (many!) misconceptions.

This conversation will be moderated by Self.com's Executive Editor, Leta Shy, and will feature Relationship Expert & Founder of pregnantish, Andrea Syrtash, Reproductive Endocrinologist Dr. James Grifo from NYU Langone Health Fertility Center and genetic counsellor Jenna Miller from CooperGenomics. Scroll down for more info on panelists.

Whether you're just starting or you're many years into fertility treatments, our experts will answer questions on how to best manage this often stressful experience and maximize your success with it. During our meditation, we'll also focus on setting an intention for ourselves, wherever we are in the process, so we feel more aligned with our goals. 

All participants will be treated to light bites and drinks, an educational panel and a special gift bag. Proceeds from ticket sales will go to RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association. Their National Infertility Awareness week unites millions ofAmericans who want to remove the stigmas and barriers that stand in the way of building families.

Pregnantish supports singles, couples, LGBTQ. All are welcome to join.

This exclusive event, which has been generously supported by CooperGenomics, Prelude Fertility, NYU Langone and First Response, has limited capacity and will sell out.