Discussing NFP/FAM in primary care setting

Hi everyone! I am a Marquette + Mira user and at my primary care annual physical had a bit of an awkward conversation with my (very well intentioned) provider when she asked about birth control and I mentioned NFP. Really, from the gist of it she was concerned it was the calendar method, but we didn’t have time to have an extended discussion that we do follow a protocol and what that entails.

I work in a primary care setting too and am curious if anyone has had a really positive experience of how a general practitioner who isn’t your FAM/NFP instructor and where fertility isn’t the visit focus has been able to broach the topic well and make you feel comfortable in the conversation? Any language that you think is helpful or very much not? Hoping I can take any thoughts from you all to help make sure none of the women I encounter in our clinic feel judged for choosing FAM or NFP.