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Queen of Hearts - Theology of the Body & NaPro Retreats
Marie has been a health educator for 35 years. Since 2017, she has been presenting topics on Women's Health issues at local high schools, colleges and to young adult groups. Marie has also been invited on numerous occasions to deliver presentations to women at retreat centers in Philadelphia and surrounding areas, focused on Theology of the Body (TOB). She has become somewhat well-known as a TOB speaker within the community.
In 2016, Marie completed the Certified Fertility Care Practitioner (CFCP) program through the St. Paul VI Institute, and she has consistently met the requirements biannually for the rigorous re-certification process. For the last nine years, Marie has met with women to provide one-to-one educational sessions to help them understand their bodies and identify cycle abnormalities in their menstrual cycles.
Marie especially enjoys working with young female athletes. She has coached multiple team sports at the high school and collegiate level. Listen to Sam Kelly's interview with Marie here on the Fierce Athlete Podcast.
More Great Videos for Everyone (click image to view)
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Dr. Gavin Puthoff, MD from the Veritas Fertility and Surgery Center in St. Louis, MO explains the Creighton Model System in very simple terms.
Intro Video to the New Series “Women Healed”
Leah Collins, RN, BSN, FCPI and her Beautiful Testimony
Intro Video to the New Series “Women Healed”
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Leah Collins, RN, BSN, FCPI and her Beautiful Testimony
Leah Collins, RN, BSN, FCPI and her Beautiful Testimony
Leah Collins, RN, BSN, FCPI and her Beautiful Testimony
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