Extension Course
Our Billings Ovulation Method® Extension Course offers teachers the opportunity to
expand their knowledge by drawing on their teaching experience to identify what every chart is revealing.
Our next Extension Course in English:
August 20 – 22, 2021
St. Cloud, MN
Cost: $300 per person + food/beverage package (approximately $60 per person, to be determined)
August 20 – 22, 2021
St. Cloud, MN
Cost: $300 per person + food/beverage package (approximately $60 per person, to be determined)
Prerequisites:
This is for trained Billings teachers who have been teaching for at least a year and have worked with at least 10 couples.
This is for trained Billings teachers who have been teaching for at least a year and have worked with at least 10 couples.
This course fulfills the ongoing education requirement for renewal of certification (required every 3 years)
This is for trained Billings teachers who have been teaching for at least a year and have worked with at least 10 couples.
This is for trained Billings teachers who have been teaching for at least a year and have worked with at least 10 couples.
This course fulfills the ongoing education requirement for renewal of certification (required every 3 years)
Objectives:
Teachers will learn:
This program is divided into four specific areas.
It begins with a review of the science and methodology to ensure that there is a clear understanding of the basics of the Billings Ovulation Method®. Experienced teachers have all faced charts that present challenges. This program aims to identify the reasons this may be so:
Teachers will learn:
- Never to make assumptions
- To ask the right questions during chart reviews
- To identify the likely hormone levels and cervical response when reviewing charts
- To identify a Basic Infertile Pattern (BIP) in charts, especially when ovulation is delayed and when there is no cervical response to rising hormone levels
- To identify a Peak only when the necessary criteria is present
- To understand the Continuum of ovarian activity
- To identify the need for referral for medical investigation when abnormalities in the Billings Ovulation Method® chart are observed
This program is divided into four specific areas.
It begins with a review of the science and methodology to ensure that there is a clear understanding of the basics of the Billings Ovulation Method®. Experienced teachers have all faced charts that present challenges. This program aims to identify the reasons this may be so:
- Is her chart reflecting what is actually happening with her fertility and infertility?
- Is her chart an accurate reflection of her life stage?
- Is her chart reflecting some underlying medical problems?
The basis of this course is the Continuum of Ovarian Activity from Menarche to Menopause
the life-work of Emeritus Professor James B Brown
the life-work of Emeritus Professor James B Brown
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