Fertility Support

Mental healthcare alongside infertility treatment is an emerging field without a consistent mental health treatment plan to aid infertile couples.  Women and men undergoing in vitro fertilization and fertility treatments face emotional challenges especially when the treatments are unsuccessful.

The rates of infertility and late life pregnancies continue to rise and with that so does the need for psychological counseling among infertile couples attempting to cope with the pressures that infertility can bring to a relationship.

Without the help of a mental health care professional, conflicts over highly charged issues can tear apart relationships and cause considerable emotional and psychological suffering. An infertility diagnosis can lead to anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and negatively impact even the best of relationships.