Infertility therapists in Suisun, California CA
Infertility or Adoption
Dr. Catherine Ferreira-Babor, Psy.D.
Psychologist, Psy.D.
Facing infertility is devastating. There are so many fears and potential losses. And turning to adoption can also be frightening, confusing, and exhausting. But, being an adoptive mom myself, I can help with this experience.
27 Years Experience
Infertility or Adoption
Ana Velouise, Perinatal Mental Health Specialist
Marriage and Family Therapist, AMFT
Why is it so easy for others to become a parent? What does it say about me as a woman that I’m not able to conceive? If you’re engaged in fertility treatment to become a parent and consumed with feelings of failure, disappointment, and rage–you’re not alone.
During this uncertain and overwhelming process, connecting with an informed and compassionate mental health professional can help. You have a unique parenthood story and I’m here to witness the highs and lows and listen to your concerns. Together, we’ll develop strategies and skills to support you where you are on your fertility journey.
2 Years Experience
Infertility or Adoption
Melissa Klass M.A., LMFT
Marriage and Family Therapist, M.A., LMFT #119163
Some of the most joyous moments in life also have the potential to be the most painful. The world doesn’t seem fair when some women get pregnant just by looking at their partners, or so it would seem, while others try for months, and then begin to time their cycles, and finally start exploring other options. The infertility journey is long and confusing—full of needle pricks, doctor’s appointments and strange or inappropriate questions from friends and loved ones. And if you’re part of a queer couple, you can multiply those strange and inappropriate questions by a factor of two, or maybe three. But then it happens, you get the news: X number of healthy embryos. Yay! Except they are all boys, you really wanted a girl, but that’s okay, you just want a healthy baby. But then, your first implantation doesn’t take. So you have to try again. Success! At least at first. Miscarriages are also an all too common, intensely painful part of this process. It starts to feel like your body is betraying you. Or what if you don’t have all of the necessary parts to carry the child and you need to use a surrogate? The first one doesn’t work out, and the second one doesn’t pass psychological testing and number three, well, unfortunately after three unsuccessful tries, it’s time to look for number four. When will it end? And when will it be your turn for a healthy baby? Therapeutic support from someone who understands the process can help you feel less alone as you navigate the decisions, the ups and downs, and the journey to becoming your own self-educated endocrinologist (kidding, sort of…).
8 Years Experience
Infertility or Adoption
COPE Psychological Center
Psychologist, PhD
Fewer things in life can feel as powerless as the fertility journey. We help individuals and couples navigate these experiences to have healthier conversations and allow these hardships to bring them closer to themselves or one another rather than it tearing them apart.
12 Years Experience
Infertility or Adoption
Stephanie A. Carson
Marriage and Family Therapist, M.S., LMFT
The inability to have a child or the pain of an unsuccessful adoption triggers intense feelings of grief and loss. It can send shockwaves down to your very core, and through your relationship as well. If you are struggling with infertility or adoption issues, I'd like to help. Call me today to get the emotional support and guidance you deserve!
26 Years Experience