ANYTHING YOU LOSE is an intimate journey through the maze of Assisted Reproductive Technologies and into the depths of the silence of infertility.

The theme for this Write to Heal Workshop will be Release as we move towards the end of the year. Prompts to reflect on the year, and to release what you need to, so you can bring in the healing you need. 

Are you ready to heal your heart and reignite your life after infertility or circumstantial childlessness?

FOUNDER’S BLOG by Stephanie Joy Phillips

Fertility was the last line to being a mum and the final wall to climb. But I never climbed it, instead I ran into it at full speed. It didn’t give me a caring embrace or sit me down with a cup of tea; it just stood there looking down on me with a smirk on its face, mocking my attempts to be a mum, laughing at my inabilities.

AMBASSADORS BLOG by Sandy Langhart-Michelet

I started reformer pilates a few weeks ago. I am highly impatient and get bored doing the same thing again and again. I’ve done barre (loved it for a while), floor pilates (loved it for a while), yoga (loved it for a while), the gym (loved it…..you get where I am going with this.

TRIGGER WARNING

If you wish to listen to my interview on CNN International please take note the imagery used is insensitive to our childlessness which is why I suggest listening rather than watching.

FOUNDERS BLOG by Stephanie Joy Phillips

Phew… and just like that it’s all over again; World Childless Week 2026 is done and dusted - or is it? Our seven days have finished for now but the stories, webinars and emotions of every description can still be felt in every fibre of my being. I know they exist and are a part of me every day going forward.

In anticipation of World Childless Week (September 14th-20th), we connect with with its Founder, Stephanie Joy Phillips in Worcestershire, England. 

The World Childless Week forget me not symbolises: our individuality alongside our strength and unity as a community, our determination to be seen and heard despite pronatalism trying to drown out our voice, and the love we hold for our unborn children who rest upon our hearts and will never be forgotten.