PCOS Fertility GPS Assessment · With Tianna Trinidad, RN

Find out what’s keeping you from getting pregnant, and what to change first.

You have the OPKs, the app screenshots, the labs and the notes. You don’t need more data. You need someone to look at yours.

In one private 50-minute session, I put your cycles, your tracking and everything you’ve tried together, and tell you exactly where I see your cycle breaking down, why, and where I’d focus next.

$300 · 50 minutes · Private with me

Not ready yet? Start with the free Fertility GPS →

Tianna Trinidad, RN
15+ YEARS
High-risk Labor & Delivery and NICU as a Registered Nurse
LIVED IT
PCOS, pregnancy loss, then two natural PCOS pregnancies
ONE FOCUS
Helping women with PCOS get pregnant. That’s all I do.
150K+
Women in my community, and featured by ABC News
What you leave with

Three answers you haven’t been able to get anywhere else.

1

Where it’s breaking down

Is your body still building toward ovulation, is the surge actually turning into ovulation, or is the second half too short for a pregnancy to hold? I pinpoint exactly where yours is breaking down.

2

Why

What in your cycle, your tracking and your history points there, and why what you’ve tried so far hasn’t moved it.

3

What I’d change first

The first one or two things I’d work on, and what we’d watch for in your next cycle to know it’s working.

This assessment stands on its own. You leave with your answer whether or not we ever work together.

The Build · Surge · Hold Framework™

With PCOS, pregnancy usually stalls in one of three places.

A positive OPK doesn’t tell the whole story. Your body has to build a strong ovulation, you have to try on the right days, and the window after ovulation has to be long enough for a pregnancy to hold.

Build

Ovulating weakly, or not at all

Long cycles, OPKs that darken and fade, fertile signs that start and stall.

Surge

Timing to the wrong surge

LH rising more than once, and no way to tell which one was real.

Hold

A second half that’s too short

Spotting days before your period, or a period that shows up too soon after ovulation.

What to bring

The messy version is fine.

  • Your cycle dates, even the long, weird ones
  • OPK photos and app screenshots
  • Temperatures and cervical mucus notes, if you track them
  • Labs, including the ones called “normal”
  • Medications and supplements, past and current
  • What a real day of eating looks like. Not your Instagram version.
How it works

Four steps. No sales call disguised as a session.

  1. Book your 50-minute session.
  2. Complete your intake and upload what you have.
  3. Take the free Fertility GPS before we meet, so I can review your results ahead of time.
  4. We meet privately online. You leave knowing exactly where your cycle is breaking down, why, and what I’d change first.
How I help you get pregnant

Think of it like a GPS. First we find where you are. Then I take you the rest of the way.

Step 1 · Free

The Fertility GPS™

A free quiz that shows where your cycle is most likely losing its way: Build, Surge or Hold. You take it before we meet, so I start with your results.

Step 2 · $300 · 50 minutes

Your Assessment

I read your cycles, labs and everything you’ve tried, pinpoint exactly where your cycle is breaking down, and tell you what I’d change first. It stands on its own.

Step 3 · If you want me beside you

From PCOS to Pregnancy™

My six-month 1:1 program. We start with your Fertility Map and Custom Cycle Blueprint, then run every cycle through Build · Surge · Hold: weekly 60-minute sessions, Monday–Friday messaging, lab and chart reviews with scripts for your OB or RE, and support for up to 12 weeks of pregnancy.

Coaching works alongside your doctor, not instead of them. See the full program →

Proof

Once we pinpointed where her cycle was breaking down, pregnancy followed.

Positive OPKs for two years. Pregnant by cycle three at 36.

Every app said her timing was perfect. But only eight or nine days passed between her peak OPK and her period, with spotting three days early. We went to work on the first half of her cycle to build a stronger ovulation. Cycle one: 10 days, and the spotting stopped. Cycle two: 12 days. Cycle three: pregnant, naturally, at 36.

No clear ovulation in over a year. Pregnant four months later.

She came to me after 14 months without a clear ovulation and 7 months without a period. We built toward ovulation instead of waiting on it: real food in the morning, more fuel, less punishing exercise. By cycle two, she saw her first clear temperature shift in more than a year. Four months later, she was pregnant with her son.

Days away from Letrozole. Finally, a map.

Her OPKs looked promising and she was doing everything right, but pregnancy kept saying no, so she was about to start Letrozole. When we mapped her cycle, her body was starting ovulation but the follow-through after the surge was weak. Instead of walking into the next step blind, we knew exactly what needed support: ovulation, the luteal phase and progesterone.

Testosterone from 95 to 42. Her period back in six weeks.

Her total testosterone was 95 and her periods weren’t coming. We looked at her whole hormonal picture, not just when the next period might arrive. Her testosterone came down to 42, and her period returned within six weeks.

“Every app said our timing was perfect, which made it even more confusing when nothing happened. Tianna was the first person to ask what was happening before my positive OPK.”— JESSICA L., 36

In their words

Hear it from women who stopped guessing.

Marine, pregnant at 40

Pregnant at 40.

After 24 years of painful periods, Marine called me holding a positive test.

Told she would never ovulate, she ovulated in 30 days

Told she’d never ovulate.

She ovulated in 30 days.

Pregnant at advanced maternal age

Pregnant at advanced maternal age.

And no gestational diabetes.

After loss, she carried her rainbow baby to safety

After heartbreak and loss.

She carried her rainbow baby to safety.

This is for you if
  • You have PCOS and getting pregnant is your goal right now.
  • You’re not sure you’re actually ovulating.
  • You see multiple LH surges, spotting, or a short second half.
  • Your labs are “normal” and you’re still not pregnant.
  • You’re on Metformin, letrozole or another treatment and can’t tell what your cycle is doing.
This isn’t for you if
  • You want a diagnosis or a prescription. That’s your doctor’s role, and I’ll help you get more out of those visits.
  • You want one supplement or one trick.
  • You’re not ready to look honestly at what you’ve been tracking.
Tianna Trinidad, RN
Who you’re meeting with

I’m Tianna Trinidad, RN, PCOS Hormone & Ovulation Specialist.

I spent more than 15 years as a nurse in high-risk Labor & Delivery and the NICU. I have PCOS. I lost my first son at six months pregnant, the day after Christmas, and I still went home with “your labs are normal, just try again.”

That loss changed how I listen. I stopped letting one lab, one app or one positive strip end the conversation, and started looking at how the whole cycle fits together. I went on to have two natural pregnancies with PCOS.

Your doctor has a role. I have a role. Your doctor manages your care. I pay attention to what your cycle is doing between those appointments, and what we change so your body responds.

Before you book

Your questions, answered

Is this a sales call?

No. The Assessment stands on its own. You leave knowing exactly where I see your cycle breaking down, why, and what I’d focus on next. If one-to-one support makes sense, I’ll show you what it would look like. If it doesn’t, I’ll tell you that too.

Do I need to take the free GPS first?

Take it before your session, not before you book. That way I can review your results ahead of time and we spend our 50 minutes on answers, not intake.

I’m already working with a doctor or on medication. Is this still for me?

Yes. Many of the women I work with are on Metformin, letrozole, or going through IUI or IVF. I don’t change your medication. I help you see what your cycle is doing while you’re on it, and what to ask your team next.

What if my cycles are really long or I don’t track much?

Bring what you have. Long cycles, missing periods and half-finished tracking are exactly what I look at. A messy picture is still a picture.

How is it delivered?

A private 50-minute online session with me. You book, complete a short intake, upload your tracking and labs, and take the free GPS before we meet.

Stop guessing your way through another cycle

Your next cycle deserves a better shot than your last one.

In 50 minutes, I’ll pinpoint exactly where your cycle is breaking down and exactly what I’d change first.

Many women go on to From PCOS to Pregnancy™, six months of weekly 1:1 support with me, plus support for up to 12 weeks of pregnancy. The Assessment stands on its own either way.

50 minutes. Private. $300.

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