Coping with Infertility

Coping with infertility can be very difficult for women, many of whom engage in a complex process that can involve months of demanding procedures, financial demands, and disappointed hopes. While there is substantial variability in women’s psychological responses to infertility treatment, many experience depression, fear, isolation, failure, and shame. Infertility also can have a profound impact on relationships, affecting communication, sexual functioning, and sense of closeness. When these transitions are complicated by issues such as trauma, failed cycles, and pregnancy loss, the need to manage the emotional turbulence and manage your mental wellbeing becomes particularly critical to help in a positive outcome

How do we help

We work closely with you to help you navigate the complex, emotionally difficult, period while undergoing a fertility treatment. It can help you cope up with the accompanying physical demands, discomforts, anxiety and ongoing rollercoaster of hopes and disappointments. We provide coping strategies with an increased sense of control, and reduces stress. Our program provides relaxation training, emotional support, and modifying expectations of oneself and others which can all help manage the difficulties associated with infertility. We provide multi-dimensional behavioural health support which can be used as per need and convenience anytime, anywhere.