Finding Support when Coping with Infertility

There are a variety of reasons for seeking out infertility counseling from a mental health professional. Read up on why a doctor may refer you, and when you might considering looking for infertility counseling for yourself.

There are a variety of reasons to seek out guidance from a mental health counselor when dealing with infertility. It’s important to note that even if you just feel that you need extra support, finding a therapist is right for you. This list, based on recommendations from the American Society of Reproductive

If you’re looking for a counselor to help you cope with infertility, or your doctor requires it before certain treatments, you may be wondering how to find someone that will be right for the job. Learn where to look and what questions to ask when looking for an infertility counselor.

Infertility support groups can provide much needed support for women and couples coping with infertility. RESOLVE, The National Infertility Association, maintains a network of therapist-led and peer-led infertility support groups across the US. Learn where to find a RESOLVE support group and what to expect.

Starting an infertility blog is an easy and great way to cope with the stress of trying to conceive. A search online for "TTC blog", "infertility blog”, or “fertility blog” will pop up more blogs than you might imagine. Learn why starting a TTC blog is a great coping tool, how to get started with a TTC blog, and how to make connections with other infertility bloggers.

Writing and reading fertility blogs can be a way to connect with others and cope with your unique experience. Come discover bloggers writing about infertility, trying to conceive, or life after infertility, and be sure to share your own fertility blog if you have one. See submissions

RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association is a nonprofit organization that aims to offer information and support for those suffering from infertility. Membership to RESOLVE gets you access to local RESOLVE support groups, as well as access to their help-line, where you can get information on local doctors, events, and support from those who have been there.