What to Say (and Not to Say) to Someone Living with Infertility
Infertility is emotional and personal. Thoughtless comments can hurt. Avoid advice or comparisons offer empathy, respect, and supportive listening instead.
Infertility is emotional and personal. Thoughtless comments can hurt. Avoid advice or comparisons offer empathy, respect, and supportive listening instead.
With planning, specialist support, and accessible care, many women with disabilities can have healthy pregnancies and positive experiences.
Learn more about how staying hydrated and maintaining a healthy diet can mitigate effects on men’s and women’s fertility.
Loss of a baby during pregnancy is painful for both parents. Individuals go through varied emotions. Some turn away from help while others crave help, but don’t know how to express it. It is a very complex time. There are common misconceptions about partner grief, the need for self-care, and different grieving styles. Expressing emotions,...
Supporting someone with infertility takes listening keenly, empathy, respecting boundaries and providing practical support throughout their journey.
Infertility awareness has made pregnancy reveals more sensitive; many choosing private, thoughtful ways to support those facing fertility struggles.
Supporting male infertility means open, judgment-free communication, shared appointments, healthy lifestyle changes, and seeking counselling as a team
One of the most important considerations for a couple struggling with fertility need to understand is that infertility is often not caused by anything they did or did not do. Emotional well-being goes a long way in couples supporting each other and themselves through the fertility journey. Some strategies to help couples manage stress and...
Strength of spirit impacts overall health; it is imperative to seek emotional care after pregnancy loss and while preparing for future pregnancies.
Having a calm environment supports a healthy life. There are some ways couples who are struggling with fertility can create a conducive environment for themselves and their bodies to allow for conception. There are 8 mindfulness practices defined in this article by Dr. Georgia Witkin of RMA New York, that allow for the management of...