Coming soon: Navigating male infertility – what happens when pregnancy doesn’t come easily?

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Episode 4: Navigating male infertility – what happens when pregnancy doesn’t come easily?

In this episode

In this episode of Dad Starts Now, host Nick West speaks with fertility counsellor Narelle Dickinson and former AFL player Reece Conca to unpack what happens when pregnancy doesn’t come easily. Reece shares his personal story of being diagnosed with male infertility and the emotional rollercoaster he and his fiancée faced on their path to parenthood. Narelle offers expert advice on navigating the mental and relational impacts of infertility, and why opening up can make all the difference. If you’re feeling alone in this — you’re not. This episode is here to help.

Coming soon — episode dropping Monday 12 May

Host: Nick West

Centre for Male Health (Western Sydney University) Project Officer

Expert Guest: Reece Conca

Former Professional AFL Player

Expert Guest: Narelle Dickinson

Clinical and Health Psychologist, Fertility Counsellor

More episodes of Dad Starts Now

Episode 1: What is preconception health for men and why does it matter so much? Listen now

Episode 2: Sperm health and male fertility: The lifestyle habits that help (and hurt) Listen now

Episode 3: Investigating male infertility and the common underlying medical conditions that could be at play Listen now

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