Infertility therapists in Kincardine, Ontario ON, Canada CA
Infertility or Adoption
Susanna Damiani di Vergada
Registered Social Worker
Fertility treatments, infertility, adoption or any other family planning difficulties and traumas can be devastating to a woman, a man, a couple or a whole family. Parts of our own identity change, shift and sometimes disappear after we live through any of these experiences. There can be a lot of grief to process, heightened emotions, shame, guilt and helplessness that accompany these issues. I will provide you a safe and comforting space where you can process any grief and emotion and work with you to rebuild and restart a fulfilling life waiting for, with or without a little one around.
3 Years Experience
Infertility or Adoption
Elena Serra
Therapist, Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist (RP-Q)
I use an integrated, narrational, client-centered and emotion-focused approach to help clients transition through perinatal issues such as divorce.
5 Years Experience
Infertility or Adoption
Leigh Berry
Registered Social Worker, MSW, RSW, RHN
Helping women navigate the devastation around their circumstances or unpredictability of the fertility journey. As a result, you may be experiencing symptoms of depression, anxiety or both. Together we will work to uncover the root causes behind your experiences, thoughts and feelings, to provide you with concrete, practical tools you can use to cope during these difficult times.
14 Years Experience
Infertility or Adoption
Katie Pula
Registered Psychotherapist, Registered Psychotherapist
Explore the emotional experience of the journey of trying to have a child, adoption, pregnancy loss, emotional and physical stress related to fertility treatments. Explore and identify self-care and coping strategies that bring awareness and healing.
12 Years Experience
Infertility or Adoption
Bridges Clinical Hypnotherapy Services
Hypnotherapist
Every health issue, every dis-ease in the body has an emotional connection. Once the emotional cause behind the dis-ease can be identified, self-work can begin to naturally heal the emotional cause. Becoming - or choosing to not to become - a biological parent can raise pre-conceived beliefs concerning fears around the process, the anticipation of pain during labour and parenting adequacy that many new families subconsciously may bring to the fertility, pregnancy and parenting processes.
6 Years Experience