Supporting patients through secondary infertility: Causes, guidance & emotional impact
11 Nov 2025, 13:00 - 14:00
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Secondary infertility can be a deeply distressing and often misunderstood journey for patients who struggle to conceive after a previous pregnancy. This webinar equips fertility nurses with essential knowledge on the causes of secondary infertility, the latest approaches to guiding patients through investigations and treatment options, and the emotional toll it can take. Through expert insights and practical strategies from Freda Cuffe, attendees will gain confidence in supporting and empowering patients facing this difficult fertility challenge.
Freda Cuffe - Lead Fertility and Women's Health Practitioner, Peppy Health
Freda brings over two decades of dedicated expertise to her role as the lead fertility and women's health practitioner at Peppy. With more than 20 years of specialised experience in fertility and women's health, she has established herself as a respected leader in the field.
Throughout her distinguished career, Freda has led specialist nursing teams across fertility units in London and the South East, demonstrating exceptional leadership skills and clinical excellence. Her comprehensive approach to patient care is enhanced by her particular expertise in ultrasound technology, fertility preservation techniques, and her commitment to advancing the profession through nurse education and development.
Freda's passion for continuous learning and professional development extends beyond her clinical practice. She has dedicated significant effort to mentoring and educating the next generation of fertility nurses, contributing to the advancement of standards and best practices in fertility care. Her special interests in fertility preservation reflect her forward-thinking approach to women's reproductive health, ensuring patients have access to the most current treatment options.
At Peppy, Freda combines her extensive clinical background with innovative healthcare delivery methods, making specialised fertility and women's health services more accessible to those who need them. Her leadership continues to drive excellence in patient care while fostering professional growth within her field.
Megan King
megan.king@rcn.org.uk
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