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The Living Room is our place for shared connection. It is a patient focused community space where you will find fertility journeys and Two Week Waiting Lists shared by our patients, interviews with our teams, evaluations on topical issues in reproductive health that you can trust, as well as LCRH news, and updates on our various patient community focused projects, including the LCRH Buddy Program, LCRH Knits and LCRH Reads.
LCRH Team Chat: Dr Jo Dear
A chat with LCRH Consultant Dr Jo Dear about her career in Reproductive Health.
My Two Week Waiting List: Sita BB Shah
‘I have had every symptom under the sun pointing to that I’m pregnant, and every symptom pointing to not’.
Writer Sita BB Shah shares her Two Week Waiting List.
LCRH Weekend Walks
Our next Weekend Walk is on June 7th in Kent. These walks are a friendly and relaxed way to learn more about various aspects of Reproductive Health.
LCRH Team Chat: Jane
A chat with LCRH’s Group Nurse Manager Jane Holman about her career in Reproductive Health.
The Impact on my Fertility from my Life as a Professional Athlete, by Dr Lynne Chapman
‘I personally experienced difficulty conceiving my children and have never been entirely sure whether this was related to the intensity of training, my low BMI in adolescence, or other factors.’
Fertility Coach Carly Garrett shares 'Held' with LCRH patients
Fertility Coach and Reflexologist Carly Garrett has launched ‘HELD’, a series of 16 recordings designed to support throughout an IVF cycle. She is offering complimentary access to the first recording in the series to all LCRH patients.
LCRH Knits 2026
We have partnered with Wool and the Gang for a second year to offer LCRH patients a 20% discount at the Wool and the Gang Website. We believe that the rhythmic and productive qualities of knitting can be a helpful support in reducing some of the ‘noise’ during a fertility journey.
Dr Chapman on ‘Don’t Tell Me to RELAX!’
‘Having led teams at several of the leading London clinics, and having been through IVF three times myself, I was at the stage in my career where I wanted to take just one patient on the journey that I would have liked for myself, so I thought, Well, I’m just going to do this for the love of it and see if it grows.’ - Dr Chapman talks to Hannah Pearn.
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JANE: LCRH Team Chat: Jane Holman
“The pregnancy scans are always a highlight because we fight over those! We all get to know the patients, and it is the icing on the cake to know we've taken a patient through that journey; we’ve got a positive test, a fetal heart and we've got a good result!”… a chat with Group Nurse Manager, Specialist Fertility Nurse & Sonographer Jane Holman.
JO: LCRH Team Chat: Jo Dear
“A few months ago I found myself looking after about 5 girls who were all freezing their eggs, and they were all friends. They all knew each other. It was really sweet. So they were like, Oh, it's fine. You go and see Jo. You go and see Jo. And then suddenly this little gang of friends. It’s really nice”…. a chat with LCRH Consultant in Reproductive Medicine, Dr Joanna Dear
COMING SOON
LYNNE: The Impact on my Fertility from my Life as a Professional Athlete
“I personally experienced difficulty conceiving my children and have never been entirely sure whether this was related to the intensity of training, my low BMI in adolescence, or other factors. Having been through this, I understand the importance of supporting female athletes in managing their fertility expectations as well as their menstrual cycles and energy levels during competition.” a personal account by Dr Lynne Chapman
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Dr Chapman and the LCRH Team present answers to the most commonly asked patient questions in this evidence based, science led series of guides to understanding your reproductive health at any age.
