Your guide
What is a Practitioner?
A Practitioner is the trained professional who teaches you the Creighton Model and accompanies you session after session, so the method becomes a habit that genuinely helps you.
More than a class
Learning the Creighton Model is not a one-time class. It is a progressive process: you learn the foundations, start charting, and then meet with your Practitioner regularly to review what the chart is showing. Over time, you gain confidence in reading your own cycle.
The Practitioner's role is to teach with clear and standardized criteria, to answer your questions honestly, and to know when to refer you to a doctor when the chart suggests something that needs medical attention.
What a Practitioner does
- Teaches the system's rules and terminology.
- Guides you through your first charts.
- Reviews each follow-up chart with you and resolves doubts.
- Helps you understand what information your doctor needs.
- Refers you to a NaPro consultant doctor when appropriate.
Education and care are separate
The Practitioner teaches the method; the doctor provides medical diagnosis and treatment. Keeping those roles distinct is part of what makes the system clear and trustworthy.
What your sessions look like
Introduction
You learn the basics, receive your chart and materials, and ask anything.
Follow-ups
You bring your chart, review it together, and adjust the interpretation.
Growing autonomy
Over time you read your own cycle with confidence and only return as needed.
Your cycle has something to tell you
Learn to read it with a Practitioner near you.