PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT DURING FERTILITY TREATMENTS

Trying to conceive can be a journey filled with hope, but also with uncertainty, anxiety, and frustration, especially when pregnancy takes time to happen or when assisted reproduction is involved. Each attempt and each result can bring up intense emotions and important questions about the future.

Psychological support during fertility processes offers a space to care for your emotional wellbeing while you go through this experience.

I can support you if you are going through situations such as:

• Months or years trying to become pregnant without success.
• Assisted reproduction processes and the emotional impact of medical tests, waiting periods, or results.
  
  

• Anxiety, sadness, or frustration during fertility treatments.
• Difficulties in the couple’s relationship related to trying to conceive or undergoing treatments.
• Feelings of external pressure or comparisons with others who have achieved pregnancy.
• Difficulties talking about this process with your partner, family, or social circle.
• Uncertainty around decisions related to treatments or next steps.
• The experience of early pregnancy loss or miscarriage.
  
  

My work as a perinatal psychologist is to help you hold and process difficult emotions and care for yourself during this process, while you make important decisions.