Publications
When she is not seeing patients, creating content or spending time with friends and family, Natalie is a fan of writing. Throughout her time at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine, Natalie co-wrote for EcoParent Magazine and The Whole Family Magazine. Natalie continues to write for EcoParent and The Whole Family Magazines. You can find some of her articles below.
Boosting Your Fertility
EcoParent Magazine
Dr. Leslie Solomonian, ND & Natalie Hennessey
"With changing career landscapes, ever-rising levels of education, and a larger focus on building a life before children, couples are having children later, and may wonder if it will even be possible by the time they are ready to have children. "
Kids & Strength Training
EcoParent Magazine
Dr. Leslie Solomonian, ND, Shivangi Maheshwari, & Natalie Hennessey
"When we think of kids and exercise, most of us think about soccer games at the local field or playing tag with friends at the park. It’s not uncommon, however, for kids to have focused training programs, especially those who are in competitive sports like gymnastics and hockey. All athletes benefit from cross-training, including cardiovascular and resistance training (RT), in addition to skills development (e.g., sports practice)."
Fertility 101: Super Sperm
The Whole Family Magazile
Dr. Leslie Solomonian, ND & Dr. Natalie Hennessey, ND
"As the adage goes, “It takes two to tango”—and in the
world of creating a baby, this continues to ring true. Unlike
people with ovaries, born with a finite number of eggs, individuals with testes produce new sperm daily. This pro cess takes about 64 days from start to finish and is ongoing
throughout the reproductive lifespan. This puts those individuals looking to improve sperm health at an advantage."
Fertility 101: Super Sperm
The Whole Family Magazile
Dr. Leslie Solomonian, ND & Dr. Natalie Hennessey, ND
"As the adage goes, “It takes two to tango”—and in the
world of creating a baby, this continues to ring true. Unlike
people with ovaries, born with a finite number of eggs, individuals with testes produce new sperm daily. This pro cess takes about 64 days from start to finish and is ongoing
throughout the reproductive lifespan. This puts those individuals looking to improve sperm health at an advantage."