You left that appointment with more questions than answers.
There are steps between your GP and the fertility clinic that no one tells you about. Let's map them together — before you spend thousands on a path that may not be ready for you yet.
There's a gap between your diagnosis and your next step.
Most women leave a GP or fertility clinic appointment feeling overwhelmed — handed a referral or a prescription, with little explanation of what it actually means for their body or what else they could be doing right now.
Your GP or Fertility Clinic
"Keep trying" or "Here's your referral"
Diagnoses and referrals — but rarely time to explain what it means for you personally, or what you can do right now.
What You Actually Need
Clarity, strategy, and a plan you can act on
Understanding your situation fully, knowing what to address in your body, and having a roadmap that makes you an active participant in your journey.
"I'm the missing link between what your doctor tells you and what you need to know to move forward."
Not a replacement for your medical team — the strategic layer that helps you arrive at every appointment prepared, informed, and optimised.
What happens in your 40-minute session
This is a focused conversation — not a full clinical assessment. It is designed to help Busola understand your situation, give you immediate practical guidance, and recommend the right next step for you specifically.
Busola will send you a personalised written summary — a record of what was discussed, the recommendations made, and your agreed next steps. Yours to keep and refer back to.
The smartest AU$150 you'll spend on your fertility journey
One IVF cycle in Western Australia costs between $5,000 and $10,000+ out of pocket. Before you go down that road, it is worth knowing whether your body is truly ready — and what you can do to give yourself the best possible chance, whatever path you choose.
$5,000–$10,000+
Out-of-pocket per cycle, without a preparation strategy or full picture of your body's readiness.
AU$150
A focused 40-minute session that gives you clarity, immediate guidance, and a written summary to act on.
"Arriving at a fertility clinic prepared — with the right questions asked and a body that's been optimised — can make a real difference to your outcome."
She has walked this road herself.
Busola is a Fertility Care Strategist and Clinical Embryologist with over a decade of experience inside assisted reproduction. She knows exactly what happens in a fertility clinic — and more importantly, what gets missed in a 15-minute consultation.
She has also lived a seven-year personal fertility journey — through fibroids, pregnancy loss, and the gaps that no one prepared her for. That lived experience shapes everything she does.
"You deserve more than a referral and a waiting room. Let's talk about what's really going on — and what you can actually do about it."
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Download the free guide: "5 Questions to Ask Before Your Next Fertility Appointment" β written from a decade inside fertility clinics.
- Whether your results have truly been fully investigated
- What to ask about your partner's role in your fertility
- How to know if your body is ready for treatment right now
- The conversation most women never have before IVF
- What "unexplained infertility" really means β and what to do
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Initial Consultation
AU$150
40-minute online session
- A focused conversation about your situation, history, and goals
- Immediate, practical guidance you can act on straight away
- A clear recommendation for your next step or programme
- Questions to bring to your doctor or specialist
- A personalised written summary sent after your session
Online · Available for women in Australia, Canada, UK & USA
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