You are not alone in this
Support for the part nobody prepares you for
Fertility treatment is demanding emotionally as well as physically, and that side of it is too often left unaddressed. Talking to someone is a normal part of treatment here, not an admission that something is wrong.
Couples and partner counselling
Treatment puts strain on a relationship in ways that are hard to anticipate. Sessions are available for both partners together, or separately if that is easier.
Coping after an unsuccessful cycle
A negative result is a grief, and it deserves to be treated as one. Support is available before you make any decision about what to do next.
Male-factor mental health
Men are rarely offered support in fertility care, and often feel they are not entitled to it. A diagnosis affecting you is worth talking through, privately and without judgement.
If today is hard
Would it help to talk to someone now?
You do not need to be a patient here, and you do not need to have decided anything. If you would rather just ask a question confidentially, that is a perfectly good reason to get in touch.
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Guides worth reading before you decide anything
Written to be useful wherever you have treatment. Nothing in them is specific to this clinic.
Preparing for your first consultation
What to bring, what you will be asked, and the questions worth writing down beforehand.
Open the guideTen questions to ask any fertility clinic
Written to be used anywhere, including at clinics other than this one. Good answers should be easy for any clinic to give.
Open the guideUnderstanding treatment costs
The line items a quotation should contain, and the ones commonly left out until later.
Open the guideNext step
Support is part of the treatment, not an extra
Ask about counselling at any point — before starting, mid-cycle, or after a result. It does not need to be arranged through your doctor.