At Waterstone Clinic, we are here to support you every step of the way. We understand that our patients’ journeys are unique, and so too are their needs. As part of our Wellness at Waterstone Clinic programme, we have a number of webinars and podcasts to make sure everyone has access to evidence-based information about fertility.
In this ongoing webinar series, we’re covering all the things you need to know about fertility.
Dr John Waterstone, founder and Medical Director of Waterstone Clinic, explains the IVF process from start to finish with his advice and recommendations for preparing and undergoing IVF.
Fertility Specialist Anna Feeney discusses everything you need to know about egg donation. Explaining the treatment process, options, how to choose a donor, and considerations along the way. Anna shares advice and tips for people considering this treatment.
Laura Hackett, fertility specialist at Waterstone Clinic, explains everything you need to know about getting informed about your fertility, what fertility timelines mean, how to incorporate fertility into your life plans, and how to protect your fertility.
In this episode of I’d Like to Know, Dr Alexandra Toth gives her advice and tips and tricks backed by research to give you the best chance when starting your fertility and pregnancy journey.
In this episode of our I’d Like to Know series, Marian our fertility counsellor, gives advice and information on what to expect and how to navigate the emotional journey of IVF.
In this special episode webinar for World Fertility Day, Dr John Waterstone answers your questions about fertility, testing, and treatment.
In this webinar, Dr Orla Power discusses normal fertility and when to get checked, what the tests are, and common fertility issues and what can be done about them.
Dr John Waterstone, founder and Medical Director of Waterstone Clinic, discusses all things IVF: what it is, what the process is, who it might be for and all the decisions made along the way throughout the fertility journey.
Ursula Lynch, who is both a fertility nurse specialist and the coordinator of the donor sperm team here at Waterstone Clinic, discusses everything you need to know about going it alone including where to start, how to choose a donor, and what the process is like.
In this webinar, Dr Orla Power discusses egg freezing, and answering viewers questions from what the right age is, who should consider it, and what the process involves.
In a round table discussion, Síle Seoige, Dr John Waterstone, fertility nurse Laura Hackett, and IVF mum Ciara come together to discuss getting started and the experience of fertility treatment with answers to some frequently asked questions
The journey toward starting a family is an exciting time, even if it isn’t always easy. Over two seasons, our fertility podcast – IMAGE Talks Fertility – helps break down all of this information, opening conversations and demystifying fertility in Ireland today.
Our host, IMAGE Magazine editor Dominique McMullan, talked to women and men about their fertility journeys and to the experts to answer all your questions.
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In episode one, we are starting at the very beginning: everything you need to know about getting started on your fertility journey. Dominique sits down with Laura Hackett, Fertility Nurse Specialist at Waterstone Clinic.
In episode two, Dominique asks Dr John Waterstone, Medical Director of Waterstone Clinic, what are the chances of success when you’re over 40? She then talks to mum Maria who started treatment at age 40.
In episode 3, Dr Tim Dineen, specialist in male fertility, tackles some of the facts and myths, and Àine and James, a couple who have experienced male factor infertility, recount their experiences and advice.
In episode 4, Dominique speaks with Dr Eithne Lowe, Consultant in Reproductive Medicine about treatment options using donor eggs, and speaks to fertility counsellor Marian O’Tuama about what “implications counselling” is and getting ready for donor-assisted treatment.
In the final episode of the season, Dominique hosts a special round table discussion with Dr Eithne Lowe, Consultant in Reproductive Medicine; Laura Hackett, Fertility Nurse Specialist; and Marian O’Tuama, fertility counsellor. Sitting together, these experts discuss managing the holiday season, and any social event, where questions might be asked. Speaking about support, they each offer their advice for preparing and give their tips and tricks for the holiday period.
In episode one, we talked to Clodagh who had a baby using donor sperm. Fertility Nurse Mary McAuliffe answers all the questions about the process.
In episode two, we talked to Georgia who underwent egg freezing to preserve her fertility due to a medical condition. Fertility Nurse Laura Hackett explains how the treatment is a proactive way of protecting your fertility options.
In episode three, Dominique is joined by Sarah, who built her family with her wife Ger using donor sperm. Ursula Lynch, fertility nurse and donor sperm coordinator at Waterstone Clinic answers all the questions about the process and how to get started.
In episode four, Dominique is joined by Dee, mum of two girls via IVF. She is then joined by Dr Eithne Lowe, Consultant in Reproductive Medicine, to ask all the questions about the procedure and process of IVF treatment.
In episode five, Dominique speaks to Anne O’Leary, Chief Executive Officer of Vodafone Ireland, and Susan Waterstone, Clinic Manager at Waterstone Clinic, to discuss fertility in the workplace and how workplaces can support team members who are undergoing treatment.