A GP who has lived the story she tells

What an audience gets

The view from both sides of the desk

Most fertility talks are given by a clinician or by someone with lived experience. Dr Sacha is both, and the talks work because of the overlap. She can explain why a referral threshold exists and, in the same sentence, what it feels like to sit on the wrong side of one.

She is an NHS-trained GP with a Diploma in Occupational Medicine, which means she can speak to the point where hormonal health and working life collide: the appointments people hide from managers, the treatment cycles that do not fit annual leave, and the reasonable adjustments most organisations have never considered. She has written the first dedicated published guidance for occupational health practitioners on fertility, and has been quoted in the BMJ, Marie Claire, Personnel Today and Health & Safety Matters.

Sessions are built for the room rather than delivered off the shelf. A conference audience of clinicians gets the evidence and the thresholds. An employer audience gets the practical policy questions and the cost of getting it wrong. A patient audience gets plain language and no jargon.

Formats

• Conference keynote or breakout session
• Panel contribution and chairing
• Workplace training for managers and HR
• Clinical education and CPD sessions
• Media commentary, broadcast or written

Based in Solihull. BBC Birmingham and ITV Central are around twenty minutes away, and remote works fine for panels and comment.