October 7-10, 2026
Marriott Orlando Airport Lakeside – Orlando, Florida
Ways to Participate: In-Person • Live Online • Combination of In-Person & Online • CME Recording Package (all sessions)
Call for Abstracts & Posters
Last day to submit: August 15 2026.
Registration Information
Last day to register: September 30
Book Accommodation
RRM Book Nook & Bookstore
A new opporuntity for authors and publishers.
2026 Congress Speakers
Be part of a growing international community of clinicians, researchers, and allied health professionals this October. The 22nd Annual IIRRM Congress in Orlando will showcase a distinguished lineup of global faculty, with more keynote speakers and panelists to be announced.
Can’t wait? Access the 2025 Annual Meeting on-demand—four days of CME-accredited education, bringing together over 300 professionals from 61 countries. Earn up to 29.5 CME credits, accredited through the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education and the American Academy of Family Physicians.
Interventional Radiology for Tubal Obstruction
Interventional Radiology in Male Infertility: Varicocele Embolisation
Alberto Alonso, MD, PhD, EBIR, FCIRSE, Interventional Radiologist; Head of the Dept. of Radiology, Clínica Universidad de Navarra, Madrid, Spain.
Red Light Therapy, Fertility and Women’s Health
Tracy Donegan, RM (Midwife), Msc., Doula and PBM Consultant. Round Rock, TX, USA.
Pregnancy Loss from Aneuploidy: Strategies for Prevention
Mary L. Davenport, MD, (dip) ABOG, MS, Medical Director, Real Options, San Fransisco, CA, USA.
Fertility preservation with special focus in ovarian tissue cryopreservation
María Fernanda Garrido, MD, PHD. Gynecology and Obstetrics – Gynecologic Endocrinology, Asst. Professor, Faculty of Medicine, University of the Andes, Santiago, Chile.
Diagnosis and Treatment of Male Factor Infertility with a Focus on FSH Therapy
Alberto Ferlin, MD, PHD. Full Professor of Endocrinology, University of Padova, Italy. Director, Unit of Andrology and Reproductive Medicine, University Hospital of Padova.
Oncofertility & Sexual Health 2026: Modern Diagnostics and Treatment of Infertility in the Context of Sexual Function – Global Trends and Practical Recommendations
Krzysztof Nowosielski, MD, PhD. Department Head, Obstetrics and Gynecological Oncology, University Clinical Center of the Silesian Medical University, Poland
Endometriosis and Pregnancy: How to Reduce the Risk of Miscarriage and Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes
Chronic Histiocytic Intervillositis (CHI) as an Autoimmune Placental Disorder in Recurrent Pregnancy Loss: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention
Natalia Suszczewicz, OB/GYN, Clinical Immunologist & Andrologist. Warsaw, Poland.
Restorative Reproductive Surgery and Fallopian Tube Surgery
William Nolan, MD, Minimally Invasive GYN Surgeon, Camp Hill, PA, USA.
Thyroid Dysfunction and Infertility: 2026 Guideline Update
Maria Wolfs, MD, FRCPC. Associate Professor, University of Toronto. Staff Endocrinologist, St. Michael’s Hospital. Toronto, Canada.
The Real Impact of Endometriosis Surgery on Infertility
Krzysztof Gałczyński, MD, PhD. Deputy Head of Department of Gynecology, Center for Endometriosis, 1st Military Hospital. Lublin, Poland
Diet & PMOS (PCOS)
Ginny Noce, RN, MS, CNS-Candidate. Founder of The Women’s Health RN.
Comprehensive Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approach to Male Factor Infertility
Giuseppe Grande, MD, PhD. Endocrinologist, Unit of Andrology and Reproductive Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Padova, Padova, Italy.
Beyond the Pelvis: Neuro-Immune Cross-Talk—Practical Implications for Manual Therapy, Breathing Strategies, and Pain Modulation in Endometriosis
Ewelina Tyszko-Bury, MSc, D.O. (Osteopathy); Founder, Przychodnia Słuchając Ciała,Warsaw, Poland.
Optimizing Fertility, PMOS (PCOS) and Endometriosis Through Nutrition and Gut Health
Sarah Pederson, OBGYN, MD. Vera Health and Fertility, Denver, Colorado, United States
A New Perspective on Treating Mechanical Infertility
Larry Wurn, BA, LMT & Belinda Wurn, BS, PT, Founders, Clear Passage Physiotherapy & Physical Therapy, Gainesville, FL, USA.
Genetic Factors in Fertility: Unraveling the Hidden Causes
Craig Turczynski, PhD, ALS-P (AAB) (Andrology Laboratory Scientist-Provisional). Texas, USA.
“One and Done” Surgery in Endometriosis: Vision, Reality, or Myth?
Patrick Yeung Jr, MD, Adjunct Professor, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Saint Louis University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO, USA; Founder, RESTORE Center for Endometriosis.
Syphilis and Other STIs: Diagnosis, Treatment and Fertility Implications.
Volodymyr Artyomenko, MD, PhD. Professor, Dpt. of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Odessa National Medical University & Odessa Maternity Hospital, Ukraine.
Hands-On Ultrasound Workshop in Endometriosis
Łukasz Nowakowski, MD, PhD.
Characterising human implantation through multi-omic analysis of biofluids: insights from the EARLY-PREG cohort
Elard S. Koch, PhD, Chairman, Head of Research of MELISA Institute
Phil Boyle, MD. Director of NeoFertility. President, IIRRM Board of Trustees. Dublin, Ireland.
Restoring Ovarian Function? The Role of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) in Reproductive Medicine
Joseph Davis, D.O., FACOG, Board-certified in Obstetrics & Gynecology & Reproductive Endocrinology, Orlando, FL, USA.
Research Abstracts & Poster Sessions
Engage and discuss RRM research and innovations and connect with peers through oral & interactive poster sessions.
Case Reports
RRM case reports and case series – presented as part of our rapid oral presentations.
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Please view the full congress scheulde for additional speakers, programming, panels, and abstract presentations.
2026 Pre-conference Courses & Meetings
The pre-conference programme (October 7–8, 2026) offers a series of focused, small-group courses and workshops designed to provide in-depth, practical and clinically relevant education across key domains of restorative reproductive medicine and related disciplines. All sessions are available in person, live online, or as part of a self-paced recording package. At this time pre-conferences are delivered in English, however Zoom closed-caption translation is available (accuracy will vary).
Missed our 2025 pre-conference courses and meetings? They are now available for enduring (self-paced) CME credits through our online portal.
3rd International Meeting of Fertility Educators
Date: October 7 – 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Hosted by: IIRRM
Offered Hybrid (online and in person)
Expand your knowledge, build new skills, and connect with fellow educators, nurses, coaches, and practitioners.
Topics & Workshops Include:
- Bridging the Gap: Building Effective Physician Partnerships in an Integrated Care Model
- Chronic stress, rest, restoration, burnout, nervous system care, and sustainable well-being
- Understanding Men, Women, and the Couple Relationship
- AI in Practice: Opportunties and Challenges
- FABMs for Avoiding Pregnancy – Updates
- Case & chart reviews, discussion & annual planning meeting
- Additional topics being added
Endometriosis: From Pathogenesis to Clinical Essentials
Dates:
October 7 – 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM
October 8 – 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Hosted by IIRRM, core faculty include: Natalia Suszczewicz, MD; Krzysztof Gałczyński, MD, PhD; Ewelina Tyszko-Bury, D.O., MSc; Łukasz Nowakowski, MD, PhD; Patrick P. Yeung, MD;
Offered Hybrid (online and in person)
This two-day course offers a multidisciplinary and practice-oriented review of endometriosis, combining current scientific understanding with practical diagnostic and therapeutic approaches.
Day 1 focuses on didactic and interactive lectures and surgical videos on pathogenesis, imaging, surgery, and physiotherapy, while Day 2 provides immersive ultrasound and physiotherapy training through small-group, hands-on teaching with a live-stream option for broader participation and online attendees.
Recordings will be available for review following the congress.
Course Overview*
Day 1 – Scientific Programme
Learn more about this course, speakers and workshops at: https://rrmcongress.com/endometriosis-masterclass/
Welcome and Introduction
1. Demystifying Endometriosis: How Pathogenesis Informs Clinical Practice
2. Basic and Advanced Ultrasound in Endometriosis
Key Learning Points:
- Endometriosis imaging in clinical practice — benefits, limitations and risks
- Implementation of ENZIAN classification for staging and shared diagnostic vocabulary
- Step-by-step examination of anterior, lateral and posterior pelvic compartments
- Imaging case review of pelvic endometriosis
Lunch Break
3. Surgical Masterclass: Tips and Tricks in Endometriosis Surgery
4. One and Done Surgery in Endometriosis: Vision, Reality, or Myth?
Coffee Break
5. Beyond the Scalpel: The Role of Physical Therapy in Endometriosis (Practical Workshop)
Panel Discussion, Q&A, and Closing Remarks
Day 2 – Hands-On Ultrasound Workshop
Small-Group, Hands-On Training
Individual tutors with a live-stream access for online participants and main room. Partipation of hands on is limited so please reigster early.
Practical Training Includes:
- Systematic transvaginal ultrasound in suspected endometriosis
- Mapping deep infiltrating endometriosis (DIE)
- Evaluation of ovarian endometriomas and pelvic adhesions
- Reporting using #ENZIAN (u) classification
- Additional physiotherapy training station, focusing on pelvic assessment and hands-on techniques for multidisciplinary care.
Faculty (Ultrasound):
Krzysztof Gałczyński, MD, PhD — OB/GYN, Ultrasound Specialist
Natalia Suszczewicz, MD — OB/GYN, Clinical Immunologist
Łukasz Nowakowski, MD, PhD — OB/GYN
Ewelina Tyszko-Bury, MSc., D.O. (Physiotherapist, Osteopath)
*preliminary outline and subject to change
Hormone Masterclass for Women’s Care: Individualized HRT Therapy Across the Lifespan
Dates: October 8 – 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Hosted by: IIRRM in collaboration with PCCA.
Speakers: Sara Hover, RPh, FAARM & Ranel Larsen, PharmD
Offered Hybrid (online and in person)
This one-day course provides comprehensive education on hormone replacement therapy covering foundational principles of estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, and thyroid balance, along with practical guidance on compounding, dosing, testing, and patient consultation.
Participants will explore the broader role of hormones in women’s health, including cardiovascular, bone, and metabolic function, and menopause/peri-menopause management with case-based discussions to support clinical application.
All attendees will have access to the course portal and recordings regardless of registration type.
Course Schedule*
Scientific Program
8:30 – 9:30 am | Session 1: Three-Phase Framework for Fertility
Presented by Phil Boyle, MD and Monica Minjeur, DO
This session establishes the foundation for the day, introducing a structured, root-cause approach to evaluating and treating infertility. Clinicians will gain an overview of the three-phase clinical framework and the data-driven history-taking process that guides individualized fertility care.
9:30 – 10:30 am | Session 2: The Clinical Lens — Fertility Awareness-Based Method Charting in Practice
Presented by AJ Freda and Melissa Buchan, RN
Fertility awareness-based method charting is only as powerful as the clinician’s ability to read and act on it. This session bridges the gap between patient-collected cycle data and meaningful clinical decision-making in a fertility-focused practice.
10:30 – 10:45 am | Break
10:45 am – 11:45 am | Session 3: Hormone Balancing — Follicular vs. Luteal Phase Defects in Infertility
Presented by Phil Boyle, MD
Not all hormone imbalances are the same, and treatment that works for one phase of the cycle can be the wrong move in another. This session equips clinicians with the tools to distinguish follicular from luteal phase defects and adjust treatment protocols with confidence.
11:45 am – 12:45 am | Lunch
12:45 – 1:45 pm | Session 4: Endometritis and the Reproductive Microbiome
Presented by Phil Boyle, MD and Monica Minjeur, DO
Endometritis and microbiome dysbiosis are increasingly recognized as significant contributors to impaired fertility and recurrent pregnancy loss, yet they remain underdiagnosed in clinical practice. This session covers the full clinical picture, from differential diagnosis and diagnostic workup to current treatment recommendations and emerging evidence on the seminal microbiome.
1:45 – 2:45 pm | Session 5: Thyroid — A Clinical Approach Beyond TSH
Presented by Monica Minjeur, DO
A normal TSH does not tell the whole story. This session takes clinicians deeper into thyroid evaluation, including antibody testing and T3 assessment, and explores how comprehensive thyroid care can meaningfully improve reproductive outcomes.
2:45 – 3:00 pm | Break
3:00 – 4:00 pm | Session 6: Case Studies in Restorative Reproductive Medicine
Presented by Phil Boyle, MD and Monica Minjeur, DO
The best learning happens when theory meets a real patient. This closing session brings the day full circle through rich case discussions designed to spark creative clinical thinking and reinforce the diagnostic and treatment strategies covered throughout the day.
4:00 – 4:30 pm | Break & Networking
4:30 – 5:30 pm | Session 7: Building Your NeoFertility Practice (please note session 7 will not offer CME/CE accredited)
Presented by Phil Boyle, MD and Monica Minjeur, DO and Melissa Buchan, RN
Restorative Reproductive Medicine in Practice: Foundations, Cases, and Clinical Applications
Date: October 8, 2026, 8:30am – 5:30pm
Hosted by: NeoFertility
NeoFertility equips medical professionals with the tools, training, and technology to confidently practice restorative reproductive medicine (RRM). This full day preconference workshop grounds you in the NeoFertility approach, covering the three phase framework and clinical lens along with targeted deep dives on endometritis, the microbiome, and thyroid function. Through real world case studies and practical guidance on building an RRM practice, you will leave with a data-informed, outcomes-oriented model you can apply in daily clinical work.
Abstract Submission
Present your research at the IIRRM Congress
Last day to submit: August 15 2026.
We encourage clinicians, researchers, educators, and students/trainees to submit abstracts highlighting innovation, research and case reports/series in restorative reproductive medicine. Submissions should reflect work in progress or completed work not yet published. Early submission is now closed. Notification of acceptance or rejection will be sent on a rolling basis.
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Natalia Suszczewicz
Endometriosis and Pregnancy: How to Reduce the Risk of Miscarriage and Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes
Chronic Histiocytic Intervillositis (CHI) as an Autoimmune Placental Disorder in Recurrent Pregnancy Loss: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention
Dr. Natalia Suszczewicz is a specialist in obstetrics and gynecology with additional specialisation in clinical andrology and clinical immunology. Her professional journey has been primarily driven by a deep interest in female fertility, comprehensive diagnostics of fertility disorders and their restorative treatments. She has completed internships focused on fertility recognition methods, surgical gynecology, and infertility treatments, including the Galway Clinic in Ireland under the guidance of Phil Boyle and at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, USA under the guidance of Thomas Hilgers. She is a certified FertilityCare Medical Consultant and FertilityCare Practitioner, accredited by the American Academy of FertilityCare Professionals. Actively participating as a speaker, co-organizer, and attendee in numerous courses and conferences related to endocrinology, andrology, endometriosis, infertility treatment, laparoscopy, and immunology, she co-founded the Procreatio foundation, which is dedicated to training polish doctors in the restorative reproductive treatment of infertility.
Endometriosis and Pregnancy: How to Reduce the Risk of Miscarriage and Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes
Larry Wurn, LMT
Larry Wurn, LMT, is a massage therapist, Co-Founder and Research Director of a network of research entities and manual physical therapy clinics in the USA and UK. Using the Scientific Method, he has spent decades with his physical therapist wife developing, then examining results of a therapy shown to decrease adhesions without surgery. This therapy has been shown safe and effective, often replacing invasive open surgeries. The non-surgical treatment has been effective treating female infertility – both as a stand-alone treatment and as an adjunct to increase IVF pregnancy rates. Besides reversing female infertility and opening totally occluded fallopian tubes in hundreds of women, studies show the therapy they developed significantly decreased pain from adhesions, endometriosis, menstruation, and intercourse.
Besides authoring several books with patients’ stories of success in all these areas, he has contributed to peer-reviewed studies by doctors and scientists from respected medical schools showing the safety and efficacy of Clear Passage ® therapy to decrease pain, increase fertility and sexual function, and to decrease life- threatening bowel obstructions. With over 35 years in healthcare, Larry graduated from San Francisco State University (BS in English / Creative Writing) in 1972 and from the Florida Institute of Natural Health (as an LMT) in 1990.
Belinda Wurn, PT
After surgery and massive doses of radiation therapy left her with a “frozen pelvis,” physical therapist Belinda Wurn began searching for a way to decrease adhesions non-surgically. Most of her pelvic organs were adhered to each other, leaving her in debilitating pain. Her doctors refused to operate, saying surgery would cause more adhesions, making things even worse. At age 32 and unwilling to accept a life of pain, she and her husband, massage therapist Larry Wurn, began study with teachers in the U.S. and Europe to create their own protocols to decrease adhesions. They combined the most effective techniques of the instructors with whom they studied over decades, then refined and created their own techniques to develop the unique treatment approach they use today. Belinda has co-authored several books and contributed to numerous peer-reviewed studies with doctors and scientists from respected medical schools. All studies were designed by research physicians and scientists using the Scientific Method to test the safety and measure the efficacy of the therapy. Over a dozen citations in respected peer-reviewed journals show Clear Passage ® therapy significantly increased fertility and sexual function, and significantly decreased pain and life-threatening bowel obstructions. In addition, Belinda authored a 590- page Therapist Training Manual she uses to train therapists to succeed while working in physicians’ clinics where they can provide Clear Passage ® techniques and protocols.
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MIRA | Quanovate Tech Inc.
Gold Sponsor of the RRM Congress Evening Reception
Mira is the leading fertility monitor on the North American market. With lab-grade accuracy, it tracks four key hormones (LH, FSH, estrogen, and progesterone metabolites) to help users pinpoint ovulation time, define fertile window, manage hormone imbalances, and observe if they are approaching perimenopause. Mira demonstrates an 84% pregnancy rate and is recognized by multiple media outlets as the most effective solution on the market for people having PCOS and irregular cycles.
Reach out to Mira at partnership@miracare.com for partnership options or to request a discount code for your patients.
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Learn more our solution at the RRM Congress Femtech Expo.
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PCCA
RRMCongress Femtech Expo
PCCA is an independent compounding pharmacy’s complete resource for fine chemicals, devices, training and support. PCCA was incorporated in 1981 by a network of pharmacists who recognized the need for customized medications.
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PCCA exists to help our members successfully practice the art and science of pharmacy compounding through a variety of products and services designed especially for their practices.
Methapharm | Geurbet
Silver Sponsor, RRM Congress Breaks
Methapharm is a privately held specialty pharmaceutical company with a focus on the acquisition, licensing and promotion of branded healthcare products in North America. Methapharm markets its own proprietary products and partners with global companies delivering a comprehensive line of specialty products. Working together with a family of partner companies, Methapharm continues to identify and evaluate opportunities to expand and diversify the company’s portfolio of products.
Drop by our booth at the RRM Congress in Vancouver to learn more about Lipiodol with hysterosalpingography and infertility evaluation.
AOR | Advanced Orthomolecular Research
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Advanced Orthomolecular Research (AOR) is a Canadian-based nutritional supplement formulator. Since 1991, AOR’s mission has been to transform scientific research into safe, effective, evidence-based natural health products that enhance people’s health. AOR leads and advances the natural health industry by driving innovation through research collaborations with academic institutions. These partnerships help uncover the science behind key nutrients and botanicals, unlocking their full benefits and applications. AOR is dedicated to creating therapeutic solutions from nature, ensuring that consumers can always trust their products to deliver the right molecule, in the right dose, at the right place, and at the right time.
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Craig Turczynski, PhD. ALS-P(AAB) (Andrology Laboratory Scientist-Provisional)
Dr. Craig Turczynski completed a B.S. in Animal Science at Iowa State University, a Ph.D. in Physiology of Reproduction at Texas A&M University, and a post-doctoral fellowship in reproductive endocrinology at the Women’s Research Institute in Wichita, KS. He then became an Assistant Professor of ObGyn at Louisiana State University Medical School-Shreveport, where he developed and directed their clinical hormone, andrology, and IVF laboratories. After 7 years, he left the IVF field due to conflicts with the aggressive use of the technology. Subsequently, he received training in the Creighton Model and the Billings Ovulation Method®. To rekindle his science career, Craig completed the FEMM medical management training, conducted a fellowship in restorative reproductive medicine with Dr. Phil Boyle, and recertified as an andrology laboratory scientist. He believes in the intersection of virtue and science and aligns himself with organizations that seek the root cause of disease and therapeutic cures. Currently, he consults the male spouse of infertility patients on telehealth platforms from My Catholic Doctor and FEMM. His experience performing semen testing and IVF gives him a unique understanding of gamete physiology.
Maria Wolfs, M.D., MHSc, FRCPC.
Dr. Maria Wolfs is a staff endocrinologist at St. Michael’s Hospital and an Associate Professor and Program Director for Adult Endocrinology and Metabolism at the University of Toronto. Her clinical and research interests are in medical education and endocrine disorders in pregnancy.