Fertility
As someone who went through fertility treatment to have children, I know firsthand the psychological burden that accompanies the process of becoming a parent in this way.
In my eyes, building a family is a basic human right, and for some people the struggle to have a child represents the inability to fulfill one of life’s essential goals. For both couples and individuals who experience issues related to fertility, it may instill feelings of grief, anger, guilt, isolation, envy, or depression, and can entail severe, long-term social and psychological consequences. In some cases, it can even cause couples to separate. Infertility doesn’t discriminate and is physically and psychologically demanding in all cultures and societies.
I specialize in supporting individuals and couples who are navigating fertility treatments, coping with reproductive loss, facing challenges in conceiving, or exploring options such as donor conception, adoption, or surrogacy.
I will focus on providing an empathetic support system as well as providing the resources and tools for you to build meaningful connections with those closest to you, whether that be with your partner or others. .
“Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms— to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way.”
