Infertility affects all kinds of people and touches every part of life—identity, relationships, and self-worth. Whether you're just starting, in treatment, or choosing a new path, your feelings matter. This specialized care offers compassionate support through the emotional ups and downs of trying to conceive. You are not broken—and you are not alone.
“I smile and say ‘we’re fine,’ but inside I’m grieving every month.”
“I feel like I’m failing at something my body is supposed to know how to do.”
“I wish people would stop asking when we’re having kids—it’s not that simple.”
“I used to think I had to stay strong. Now I know strength also means asking for help.”
Let’s talk about the emotional toll of infertility.
Trying to conceive can bring up intense and often conflicting emotions - especially when the process is uncertain, prolonged, or not going as hoped.
For many, the grief of infertility is compounded by silence or misunderstanding from others.
1 in 8 couples
experience infertility, and many more navigate delayed conception, fertility treatments, or losses along the way.
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Up to 60% of couples facing infertility
experience clinical anxiety or depression.
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Almost 93% of women experiencing infertility
report stress - and half of those experiencing it severely.
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What No One Sees
Infertility can feel isolating — full of silent struggles and misunderstood pain. You don’t have to pretend you’re okay. We’re here to hold space for all of it — the grief, the hope, and everything in between.
Your Emotions are Valid
Infertility brings complex emotions — grief, frustration, even numbness. These feelings are real and don’t make you weak. You’re not alone. We’re here with empathy and care.
Coping with Uncertainty
Fertility journeys are full of unknowns — and the waiting can be the hardest part. We offer space to process your fears, build resilience, and find emotional steadiness.
Navigating Relationships
Infertility can strain connections and leave you feeling isolated. We’re here to help you rebuild communication, closeness, and support in your relationships.
Finding Your Way Forward
There’s no single path in fertility care. Whether continuing, changing course, or redefining your journey — we’re here to support your mental health every step of the way.
It's common to experience sadness, shame, anger, jealousy, anxiety, or a sense of identity loss—especially when faced with repeated setbacks or unclear answers.
Infertility Psychiatry provides space to process these emotions, explore the impact on your mental health, and feel supported through the ups and downs of family building—whatever that looks like for you. You're not alone in this, and you don’t have to carry it all by yourself.