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Infertility counselling for every question, doubt, and fear

Your safe space for fertility conversations

We believe fertility treatment is not just about the body, but also the mind and heart. Counseling helps manage anxiety and stress, strengthens coping skills, and restores balance in relationships that may be strained by infertility. Our trained counselors offer individual and couple sessions, guiding with compassion until emotional stability, healthier communication, and improved well-being are achieved.

Knowing the right time,
asking the right questions

Infertility can feel overwhelming, like an avalanche that affects self-esteem, relationships, and everyday life. Many couples may feel sadness, guilt, anxiety, or even isolation. Counseling provides a safe, confidential space to process these emotions and find strength. 

You may need counseling if you experience:

Persistent sadness, guilt, or grief
Marital stress or loss of intimacy
Sleep and appetite changes
Suicidal thoughts or substance use
Anxiety, mood swings, or depression
Withdrawal from social life
Low self-esteem or feelings of worthlessness
Poor focus
Memory lapses
Bouts of crying
Hopelessness

The journey from
confusion to confidence

Helps couples communicate openly after diagnosis.
Allows expression of disappointment, fear, and emotions safely.
Prevents isolation and restores mutual support.
Addresses feelings of anger or jealousy toward others.
Provides strategies to cope with stress, financial worries, and family pressure.
Encourages positivity and resilience despite stigma or fear of failure.
Offers clarity about procedures, donor options, side effects, and implications.
Strengthens marital commitment and relationship goals.
Helps couples accept outcomes, whatever they may be.
Dispels myths and misconceptions around IVF or donor-conceived children.

Requirement for Infertility Counselling

Infertility can deeply affect a couple’s relationship, daily life, social interactions, and self-image, often leading to feelings of grief, depression, or anxiety. Many find it difficult to share their emotions with family or friends due to judgment, pressure, or lack of understanding, making professional support essential. At Motherhood Fertility & IVF, experienced counsellors provide personalised care—offering individual sessions as well as couple therapy—and support couples throughout their journey to help them regain stability, develop a positive outlook, and confidently manage daily and social commitments.

How Do I Find an Infertility Counsellor?

You can ask your general physician to refer you to a counsellor or you can visit an infertility clinic near you and check if they have a team of counsellors. The counsellors at Motherhood Fertility & IVF are well-equipped to deal with issues related to infertility and have an empathetic, patient-focused approach that can help couples identify their problems and deal with them.

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