Frequently Asked Questions
Can therapy really help with infertility?
Yes. Therapy provides a safe space to process the emotions of infertility, grief, anxiety, frustration, or isolation. It can help improve emotional resilience, communication with your partner, and decision-making during treatments.
Do I need to be actively going through fertility treatment to benefit from therapy?
Not at all. Many people seek therapy before starting treatment, after a loss, or while considering their options. Support can be valuable at any stage.
What’s the difference between infertility counseling and general therapy?
Infertility counseling is specialized. Our therapists are trained to address the emotional, relational, and identity-related aspects of fertility challenges and reproductive trauma.
Can couples attend infertility therapy together?
Absolutely. Many couples find therapy helps them stay connected and communicate more effectively during what can be an emotionally intense process.
Do you offer online therapy for infertility?
Yes, we offer secure teletherapy sessions for clients throughout Tennessee and Arkansas, as well as in-person sessions at our offices in Franklin, TN, and Little Rock, AR.
Do you offer implication counseling at She Blooms?
Yes. At She Blooms, we provide implication counseling at both our Franklin, TN and Little Rock, AR locations. Our therapists follow the standards and ethical guidelines of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) to ensure each client or couple receives comprehensive, informed, and compassionate support. Implication counseling helps intended parents, donors, and surrogates explore the emotional, legal, and relational considerations of third-party reproduction, fostering clarity and confidence in their decisions.
Who Needs Therapy for Infertility
and Why It Matters
Infertility can be one of the most emotionally painful experiences a person or couple faces. The longing to build a family, paired with uncertainty and repeated disappointment, can affect every part of life, your mood, relationships, self-esteem, and sense of identity.
Therapy for infertility provides emotional support, practical coping strategies, and a safe place to process the intense feelings that often come with fertility challenges. You don’t have to face this alone.
Who May Benefit from Infertility Therapy at She Blooms Mental Health
You may find infertility counseling helpful if you are:
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Experiencing sadness, grief, or depression related to fertility struggles
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Feeling anxious or hopeless about fertility treatments or outcomes
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Struggling with guilt, shame, or a sense of failure around infertility
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Navigating relationship strain due to differing coping styles or communication issues
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Coping with pregnancy loss or recurrent miscarriages
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Managing stress and emotional burnout from ongoing fertility treatments (IVF, IUI, egg retrievals, etc.)
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Facing decisions about next steps, such as donor conception, surrogacy, or adoption
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Feeling isolated as friends or family members announce pregnancies
How Therapy Helps
Working with a therapist who specializes in reproductive and maternal mental health can help you:
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Process emotions like grief, anger, and jealousy in a supportive space
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Learn tools to manage anxiety and regulate stress during treatment cycles
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Improve communication and connection with your partner
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Rebuild confidence and self-compassion
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Explore your values and next steps from a grounded, empowered place
Therapy offers not only relief but also resilience, helping you move through this season with greater understanding, emotional balance, and hope for the future.
When to Seek Support for Infertility
Consider reaching out for therapy at any stage of your fertility journey. You don’t have to wait until things feel unbearable, support early on can make a meaningful difference. You may benefit from starting therapy if:
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You’re beginning fertility treatments and feeling anxious or uncertain about the process
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You’ve experienced one or more pregnancy losses and are struggling to cope emotionally
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You’re facing difficult decisions about continuing treatment, using donor eggs/sperm, or exploring adoption
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You feel disconnected from your partner or are experiencing increased relationship tension
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You’re noticing persistent sadness, anger, or anxiety related to fertility challenges
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You’re beginning to feel hopeless, isolated, or emotionally exhausted
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You’re trying to make peace with outcomes that differ from your original hopes for parenthood
Early emotional support can reduce stress, build resilience, and help you move through this experience with greater clarity and compassion for yourself.
At She Blooms, we are committed to clinical excellence. Our team of licensed therapists brings advanced training, certifications, and specialized expertise in women’s mental health to every session. We stay up to date with the latest research and best practices to ensure that each woman receives high-quality, evidence-based care tailored to her unique needs.
Therapy for
Fertility and Infertility
INFERTILITY COUNSELING
IN FRANKLIN, TN AND LITTLE ROCK, AR
Infertility Counseling at She Blooms is designed to provide emotional and psychological support for women and couples facing the challenges of infertility. This journey can be isolating and overwhelming, but our experienced therapists are here to help you navigate the complex emotions that often accompany fertility struggles. We understand that infertility is not just a medical condition; it is a deeply personal and emotional experience.
Our goal is to support you and your partner through every phase of your journey, helping you find strength, hope, and connection as you navigate the complexities of infertility. For those interested in community healing, we also offer infertility support groups.
Emotional Support
Our infertility counselors provide a safe space to process the emotional impact of infertility, offering techniques to manage stress and build resilience.
Relationship Support
Every young woman’s journey is unique, and our counselors are dedicated to creating personalized treatment plans that reflect each individual’s needs. We prioritize building trust, ensuring that every girl feels heard, valued, and supported.
Decision-Making Guidance
Our therapists offer clarity and support as you explore and make informed decisions about treatments, interventions, and alternative paths to parenthood.
Why She Blooms?
