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With over 15 years' clinical experience, Dr. Jaime O'Sullivan has helped hundreds of couples (and singles) fall pregnant and carry to term.
In 2009, after nearly a decade in fertility, Jaime was Director of a multimodality clinic. On daily basis, she was treating disillusioned would-be parents who felt the medical system was letting them down. When they couldn’t fall pregnant naturally, they were immediately referred to IVF. |
Not that there’s anything wrong with IVF. To the contrary; often it’s the only way to conceive. But Jaime’s patients felt they were being rushed into it, as the default course of action, before they’d had a chance to rule out other, less intrusive and less expensive, possibilities.
Indeed, some of her patients had had trouble conceiving even with IVF, and others had had trouble carrying to term. And they were all asking the very same questions.
They were reading and hearing about numerous advances in fertility science - ways to improve natural fertility - that seemed to apply perfectly to them, but their doctors were unaware of them, or unable to offer them.
They wanted to know why.
Usually this was what led them to Jaime. Already a registered Doctor of Chinese Medicine, she had personally witnessed the power of herbal medicine and acupuncture to help people conceive and carry to term. So she knew there were gaps in mainstream medicine. Gaps that Eastern and natural medicine were clearly filling. So she decided to find out exactly how and why.
Over the next 5 years, she studied the latest advances in fertility science - cutting edge, peer-reviewed Western research - and she became a recognised expert in their application to practical fertility treatment.
In the process, she earned numerous qualifications, including a Bachelor of Health Science from Charles Sturt University, and she’s currently completing a Genetics and Genomics Certificate from Stanford University USA and a Masters degree in Reproductive Medicine at the University of NSW. She lectured and designed education programmes for Nature Care College, and she was their head examiner of Oriental Health Science for 4 years. She was an approved practitioner with Sydney IVF (now called Genea), and she’s been collaborating with fertility specialists from 4 IVF clinics across NSW.
Jaime founded her own clinic in 2011, and has since used her evidence-based approach to help hundreds of couples (and singles) fall pregnant and carry to term.
She’s passionate, obsessive, a research nut and a mother of 2 gorgeous kids. She believes there are two sides to every case - the science and the patient’s physiology - and any medical intervention must take both into consideration. She won’t treat you until she completely understands your unique environmental and biological situation, and she won’t rest until you understand it too.
Indeed, some of her patients had had trouble conceiving even with IVF, and others had had trouble carrying to term. And they were all asking the very same questions.
They were reading and hearing about numerous advances in fertility science - ways to improve natural fertility - that seemed to apply perfectly to them, but their doctors were unaware of them, or unable to offer them.
They wanted to know why.
Usually this was what led them to Jaime. Already a registered Doctor of Chinese Medicine, she had personally witnessed the power of herbal medicine and acupuncture to help people conceive and carry to term. So she knew there were gaps in mainstream medicine. Gaps that Eastern and natural medicine were clearly filling. So she decided to find out exactly how and why.
Over the next 5 years, she studied the latest advances in fertility science - cutting edge, peer-reviewed Western research - and she became a recognised expert in their application to practical fertility treatment.
In the process, she earned numerous qualifications, including a Bachelor of Health Science from Charles Sturt University, and she’s currently completing a Genetics and Genomics Certificate from Stanford University USA and a Masters degree in Reproductive Medicine at the University of NSW. She lectured and designed education programmes for Nature Care College, and she was their head examiner of Oriental Health Science for 4 years. She was an approved practitioner with Sydney IVF (now called Genea), and she’s been collaborating with fertility specialists from 4 IVF clinics across NSW.
Jaime founded her own clinic in 2011, and has since used her evidence-based approach to help hundreds of couples (and singles) fall pregnant and carry to term.
She’s passionate, obsessive, a research nut and a mother of 2 gorgeous kids. She believes there are two sides to every case - the science and the patient’s physiology - and any medical intervention must take both into consideration. She won’t treat you until she completely understands your unique environmental and biological situation, and she won’t rest until you understand it too.
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