Fertility Counseling at The Therapy Place in Phoenix, Arizona, Maryland, New Hampshire, and Virginia.
At The Therapy Place our job is to help you navigate the ups and downs of Trying to Conceive, or “TTC” with specialized Fertility Counseling. Our Fertility Counselor, Keri Sipek, LMFT, PMH-C is experienced in helping women, LGBTQ folks, and men as they cope with the emotional distress of infertility. Discovering that you need medical intervention to become pregnant, is often a very uncertain, stressful, and sad time for many intended parents. With infertility therapy you can learn to cope with any outcome of fertility procedures such as IVF, IUI, 3rd Party Reproduction, Use of Donated Eggs/ Sperm, Donated Embryos, or use of a Gestational Carrier/ Surrogate. Your life does not have to take a backseat as you wait for phone calls from the fertility clinic regarding your most recent results, or next steps in treatment. Learn to take back control of a situation, that can often feel like a runaway roller coaster. Reach out today. Convenient online appointments for your busy lifestyle. Now accepting new clients for fertility counseling in Arizona, Maryland, New Hampshire, and Virginia.
Our Fertility Counselor, Keri Sipek, LMFT, PMH-C can help you regain your footing and learn the necessary tools so that you have the strength needed to continue to pursue family building in a way that makes sense to you and your partner. We help women work through anxiety and depression caused by infertility, and the need for fertility treatments. There can be many emotions including grief, sorrow, or shame that need to acknowledged and processed to heal the wounds left in the wake of infertility.
We specialize in working with those that have put off starting their family until later in life, and now are hearing their biological clock “tick” louder than ever.
Our therapist helps anxious over-achievers to be able to accept that their conception, or pregnancy experience may not be what they had in mind, or had planned for. Taking that first step for help can be hard, but it is time to take care of mental health as well!
What if you could stop spending so much time spiraling & feel more like yourself again?
Our Therapist Specializes in Helping Women in the Thick of Infertility, Manage Their Anxiety, Reduce Stress, & Feel More at Peace With The Process
Our Therapist Can Help You Through any Fertility Issues You are Facing
Unexpected infertility can be like the club you never thought you would join. Here you are not knowing the outcome, just knowing in your heart that you would like nothing more than to take home a baby of your very own. You deserve to be heard, and supported on your journey to conceive! Our therapist has lived experience with secondary infertility, and late term loss in addition to years of training in the field and experience providing supportive, evidenced based therapy. Click the link below to learn more about our Fertility Counselor, Keri Sipek, LMFT-PMHC. Reach out today to schedule!
Have you had any of these thoughts after your miscarriage or the loss of your baby?
“I never thought that this would happen to me”
“I shouldn’t be this sad”
“I should have been able to protect my baby”
“Miscarriage happens so often, I shouldn’t feel this bad”
Everyone experiences grief differently, we can get through this together!
Therapy for Pregnancy Loss, Infant Loss & Childlessness.
Our therapist, Keri Sipek, LMFT, PMH-C also provides therapy for moms experiencing grief and loss. Whether that includes miscarriage, recurrent miscarriage, late term pregnancy loss, infant loss, pregnancy termination, or loss of being a mother/ father/ parent we can help you through this grief and process your loss in healthy ways. If you feel like you are stuck in your grief, and that it seems as if it’s impossible to resume a normal life, grief therapy can help. Your pregnancy, your baby, or being a part of the “Childless Not By Choice” crew matters and it’s okay to be sad about as you try to make sense of what has happened and find a way forward. Reach out today to find healing out of a traumatic experience.