The Oncofertility Huddle: Building a Future After the Fight

Navigate the unique intersection of cancer survivorship and family building with this specialized, professional-led educational series. The Oncofertility Huddle is a virtual, closed 6-week seminar designed for young adult cancer survivors (ages 21+) navigating post-cancer family building.

This program balances essential clinical information regarding reproductive technology with space for personal reflection. Over six weekly, 60-minute sessions, participants will review curated educational themes—including family building pathways (IVF, donor gametes, gestational surrogacy and adoption), managing medical fatigue, disclosure ethics, and partnership dynamics. Join a supportive community grounded in expertise and shared experience to gain practical guidance, reduce isolation, and strengthen your resilience across the continuum of care.

Group Overview

Target Population: Young adult cancer survivors (age 21+) interested in family building after cancer treatment

Format: Six, 60-minute session (held every other week)

Goal: To provide comprehensive education on reproductive pathways and a supportive, open space for questions and reflection related to post-cancer family building.

Facilitator: The group is facilitated by Dr. Zoe Collins, Licensed Psychologist and Cancer Survivor, Embra Health.

Cost: This program is completely free thanks to our sponsors.

We are now accepting applications for our fall cohort, which offers 12 weeks of support and community through six guided sessions. This cohort will meet: Oct. 6, Oct 20, Nov 3, Nov 17, Dec 1 and Dec 15 from 4-5 ET.

If you’re interested in joining, please submit the application form below.

Thank you to our program sponsors: