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 will be facilitated by Dr. Zoe Collins, Licensed Psychologist and Cancer Survivor, Embra Health.

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

Our first cohort will be meeting July 7-Sept 15. If you’re interested in applying for a future cohort, please contact us.

Thank you to our program sponsors: