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Infertility & Reproductive Therapy
You feel guilty for struggling, even though you know it’s okay to be sad, angry, or confused.
You and your partner (or support system) are coping differently, creating tension or distance between you.
You wonder if you’ll ever feel like yourself again or find peace in this process.
You are exploring third-party reproduction and feel defeated, or overwhelmed.
You are a surrogate, and feeling unsure about the process and anxiety surrounding the overall health of the baby and your own.
You feel a deep sense of loss that others may not understand or acknowledge.
You avoid certain conversations, gatherings, or social media posts because they’re too painful.
You’re constantly balancing hope and heartbreak as you navigate fertility treatments or test results.
You grieve not only the loss of a pregnancy but also the loss of dreams, expectations, or identity as a parent.
Infertility is one of life’s hardest experiences. Maybe your friends and family even try to comfort you, but you still feel isolated and alone. Right now:
You want to feel like yourself again. You want to process your grief in a way that allows you to honor your loss while moving forward. You want to have hope for the future.
I use a combination of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to help you name and process your grief without judgment.
Together, we’ll explore and identify how to find meaning in your life after loss, making space for any complicated emotions that arise.
We’ll clarify your values and hopes, so you can build a more meaningful future – one that you choose for yourself.
You're not alone in these experiences, and Crimson Cardinal Counseling can help. Whether you choose to see me as an individual or couple, I can help you:
Navigate third-party reproduction, and the complexities with it.
Process pregnancy after loss.
Exploring intimacy after loss, reproductive trauma, and relationship dynamics.
Process donor conception, and genetic loss.
Process and explore being childless not by choice.