Time to talk about the emotional impact of trying to conceive.
Trying to conceive and going through fertility treatment can take up a great deal of emotional space. Waiting, uncertainty and repeated decisions may leave you feeling exhausted or disconnected from other parts of your life.
Ask about fertility counselling
Room for the feelings you are carrying
You might be finding pregnancy announcements difficult, feeling under pressure to stay hopeful or struggling to explain how things are affecting you. You may also be facing decisions about treatment or what comes next.
Counselling offers time to talk openly, away from advice and expectations. We can explore the impact on your wellbeing, relationships and sense of yourself, while making space for the choices that matter to you.
Emotional support through IVF
IVF can bring hope alongside uncertainty, with appointments, procedures, waiting periods and decisions shaping everyday life. You may be coping with difficult news, changes in plans or the emotional impact of another treatment cycle.
I offer space to talk through the emotional experience of IVF, from preparing for treatment to navigating its different stages and outcomes. We can explore how it is affecting you, your relationships and your sense of what comes next.
Support that fits your experience
I have experience supporting people with fertility difficulties. You do not need to be at a particular stage of treatment, or to know what happens next, to ask for support.
We will work at your pace, focusing on what feels most important to you.
In person, online or by telephone
I offer counselling for people aged 16 and over in Skelmersdale, WN8, welcoming clients from Lancashire and Merseyside. Online and telephone sessions are also available.
You are welcome to arrange a free 20-minute introductory chat.
