Infertility and IVF Counselling (Online Support in Australia)

Fertility challenges can quietly take over your life.

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Appointments, waiting periods, procedures, hope followed by disappointment — all while trying to function as though everything can be exhausting.

 

Many people describe feeling isolated, emotionally exhausted, or disconnected from themselves and their relationships during this time. Infertility can also be a time when people experience anticipatory grief.

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Counselling can provide a private space to talk openly about the emotional impact of infertility and IVF — including grief, uncertainty, anger, guilt, and the strain it can place on relationships.

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Working online allows you to access support without adding extra appointments or travel to an already demanding schedule.

 

Sessions can be a place to slow things down, process what's happening, and find steadier ground while you move through treatment or decision-making.

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If you're navigating infertility, IVF, or questions around whether to continue, pause, or change direction, counselling can support you during this time.

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Louise Fitzgerald is a mindfulness teacher and Sydney-based counsellor who completed post-graduate studies, a Graduate Diploma of Counselling at the University of Tasmania.

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Learn more about online counselling support for infertility and IVF here.

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