Dr. Raewyn Teirney, Fertility Specialist

Dr. Raewyn Teirney, Fertility Specialist Dr. Raewyn Tierney is a leading fertility specialist and gynaecologist. She has been helping couples start and grow their families for over 20 years.

Dr Raewyn Teirney is one of the world's leading. fertility specialists. Having been a fertility specialist for over 20 years, she has helped bring joy - and beautiful babies - to over 5000 people. Get in touch today if you are having any struggles with fertility.

It’s hard to believe it’s a year ago since Big Miracles was nominated for a Logie. That’s gone by so quickly! Are you wa...
16/08/2026

It’s hard to believe it’s a year ago since Big Miracles was nominated for a Logie. That’s gone by so quickly!

Are you watching tonight? We’re not nominated or even there but I’m loving Robert Irwin as presenter!! I hope he gets the gold.

Who do you hope gets the gold? Let me know in the comments?

Xx

Guys, the beautiful Angie Kent is on the cover of Stellar magazine this weekend. Angie is not my patient but I wanted th...
13/08/2026

Guys, the beautiful Angie Kent is on the cover of Stellar magazine this weekend.

Angie is not my patient but I wanted tho give you a heads up. Angie’s been so generous and open about becoming a single mum by choice and I’m sure this article will be no exception.

I can’t wait to read it xx

stellar
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SNEAK PEEK: is on the cover of this Sunday’s Stellar.

Find it inside The Sunday Telegraph (NSW), Sunday Herald Sun (Victoria), The Sunday Mail (Queensland) and Sunday Mail (SA). Angie is also the guest on a new episode of the Stellar podcast, Something To Talk About.

Photographer: damianbennett
Styling: Kelly Hume
Hair: Keiren Street Hairstylist using Wella Professional
Make-up: Naomi McFadden using MAC
Interview and Stellar content director: Nicholas Fonseca 📼

I love this post by Four Nine which shows you can be a mother later in life. Yes, each of these women are hugely privile...
01/08/2026

I love this post by Four Nine which shows you can be a mother later in life. Yes, each of these women are hugely privileged and have access to treatments many others don’t.

But that’s not to say we can’t support your dreams of motherhood. We have many avenues to explore - many of which don’t involve IVF.

Why not ask your GP for a referral and we can just have a chat about your hopes, dreams and plans.

Love, Dr Rae 💗

Four Nine
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Celebrity mums who had kids after 40 💗

28/07/2026

Did you first I F cycle fail? Firstly, I’m so sorry. I know, it’s heartbreaking and confusing. You might be wondering whether to try again and what you should be doing if you decide to. 

Every couple’s journey looks different, so the below isn’t a checklist, just a few simple tips and things worth thinking about before you go again.

Reflect before you rush
It can be tempting to jump straight back in, but taking time to understand how the first cycle went, with your specialist, can help shape a better approach the second time round.

Ask if anything needs a closer look
Sometimes a bit more information can help. Your doctor might suggest some additional checks, but what’s useful varies a lot from person to person.

Stay open to a different approach
What worked (or didn’t) in round one doesn’t have to dictate round two. Your treatment plan can evolve as you learn more about what your body needs.

Look after yourself, not just the process
However you get there, feeling physically and emotionally steady going into the next cycle matters. That might mean rest, support, or simply being gentler with yourself.

Let yourself have the time you need
There’s no universal timeline for trying again. Give your body and your heart the space to be ready, whatever that looks like for you.

However your path unfolds, you’re allowed to move at your own pace. 

Love, Dr Raewyn 🤍

27/07/2026

Hello everyone,

How was your day? It’s a bit of a dreary old day in Sydney, so I thought I’d share this upbeat song (I love it!), as well as some self care tips for the week. 

Nurture yourself with food
It’s pretty cold… lean into healthy, hearty stews or soups, stir-fry veggies with your choice of protein, roasts… you can lean into comfort food and still be healthy. 

Try to take a bath or two this week
Throw in some epsom salts and listen to some calming music. Your body and mind will thank you for it.

Turn off notifications
I know, it’s not always possible but they’re a distraction that can lead to stress. Do you really need all of them? Most of them are trying to sell you things, so why not turn them off for a month and see how your stress levels lower (and maybe your spending decreases too? Win-win).

Keep up with exercise
If it’s not too windy or raining, try to get out for a walk each day. Even 20 minutes makes the world of difference. Can’t get out? You might wish some gentle yoga stretches or even follow an online class.

Get to bed early
I know, it’s boring, but it’s so important. Sleep is vital for fertility so aim for eight hours or more a night. 

What are some of your self care tips?

Share them in the comments 👇

Love, Dr Rae 💖

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Sydney, NSW
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