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Psychological support for infertility and assisted reproduction
A gentle, non-judgemental space for uncertainty, loss, exhaustion and the difficult decisions that may accompany this journey.
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You may choose this service if you identify with any of the following…
- people who have received an infertility diagnosis
- individuals and couples undergoing assisted reproduction
- couples experiencing tension, distance or communication difficulties
- people navigating loss, waiting or complex decisions
- individuals or couples wishing to strengthen their resources, relationship and sense of self beyond infertility
Process and benefits
What psychological support for infertility involves
Psychological support for infertility and assisted reproduction is tailored to the emotional, relational and identity-related impact of this journey. It offers a confidential, non-judgemental space where hope, fear, loss, exhaustion and difficult decisions can all be acknowledged.
Potential benefits
- understand and manage the emotions connected with diagnosis and treatment
- protect your resources and wellbeing during uncertainty and waiting
- improve communication and mutual support within the couple
- process losses and make decisions in line with your values and limits
- stay connected with your identity, relationships and areas of growth beyond treatment
I completed the international course Treating the Psychological Impact of Infertility and integrate this training into individual and couples work tailored to each person’s experience.