There is no right or wrong time to reach for support.
You may be just beginning to wonder about your fertility. You may be trying to conceive, navigating testing or treatment, waiting for results, making decisions, or trying to understand what comes next.
Or you may have been here for a long time.
You may be tired of appointments, information, decisions, waiting, hoping, starting over — or simply tired of having fertility take up so much space in your life.
Sometimes you need help understanding the information in front of you or exploring your options. Sometimes you need to prepare for an appointment, talk through a decision, or make sense of what just happened.
And sometimes you already know all the things. You just need somewhere to put how you're feeling.
Fertility can be an incredibly lonely experience, even when you have people who love and support you.
If you find yourself wishing there were a little more support around you as you move through it — wherever you are in the process, and however long you’ve been here — this space is for you.
Fertility can quickly introduce a whole new language.
Test results. Numbers. Timelines. Recommendations. Treatment options. Statistics. Opinions. Questions you didn’t know you needed to ask — and sometimes different answers depending on who you ask.
Having access to information doesn't always make things clearer.
You can be informed and still feel overwhelmed.
You can understand what your provider is saying and still need time to process it. You can know what your options are and still not know how you feel about them. You can have done the research and still wish you had someone who understood why all of it feels so important.
Because sometimes the difficult part isn't finding more information.
It's being the person who has to live with what that information means.
Fertility Support is a place to bring both what you're trying to figure out and what it's like to be the person living through it.
You can come with test results you don't fully understand, questions you want to prepare for an appointment, options you're trying to sort through, or a conversation with your provider that you need help processing afterward.
You can also come with the negative test. The period that came again. The treatment that didn't work. The decision you're tired of thinking about. The anger. The sadness. The exhaustion.
Or you can come with nothing to figure out at all.
Sometimes you don't need another answer. You need someone who understands why the question feels so big. Someone who can listen without immediately trying to fix it, give you space to say the things you're tired of explaining, and meet you wherever you are that day.
My role can look different depending on what you need: helping you make sense of information, organize your thoughts, prepare questions, explore your options, find relevant resources — or simply listening when what you need most is somewhere to put what you're carrying.
You bring your story. We start there.
I trained in fertility support before experiencing infertility myself.
I knew the terminology. I knew how to research. I understood the conversations happening around fertility care.
And then the conversation was about me.
Suddenly, the information wasn't just information anymore. It was about my life, my family, my future — and I learned very quickly that knowing the language and being the person living inside the experience are two very different things.
Over the years that followed, through my own experience with infertility, fertility treatment and pregnancy loss, I kept learning.
But perhaps more importantly, I learned to listen differently.
My experience doesn't tell me what yours feels like. Our stories may look nothing alike.
But it taught me how much it matters to have someone willing to understand yours.
Someone who can understand the language without losing sight of the person. Who can help with the information when you need it and sit with the uncertainty when there isn't an answer. Who doesn't need to make the experience positive, meaningful, or fixable before they can be present with you in it.
Because one of the clearest things I learned along the way was this:
There can be a lot of fertility care without nearly enough fertility support.
That's why I'm here.
You don’t have to know how much support you’ll need before you begin.
You can start with one conversation, come back when you need another, or choose more continuous support for a season of your fertility journey.
$125USD
90 minutes
Bring the appointment you’re preparing for, information you’re trying to make sense of, questions you’re sorting through, a decision you want to talk out — or simply what you’re carrying that day.
Includes a brief pre-session intake and personalized follow-up with relevant resources, questions, or next steps when helpful.
$95USD
60 minutes
We can pick up where we left off, talk through what’s changed, work through something new, or simply make space for where you are now.
$650USD
You don’t have to save everything for our next session. If something comes up in between — a question, an update, something you need help making sense of — you can reach out.
Payment plans available.
You don’t have to decide what kind of support you need before reaching out.
Maybe you know you want a session. Maybe you’re wondering whether ongoing support would make more sense. Or maybe you just want to talk about where you are and see if working together feels like the right fit.
We can start there.
A free 30-minute consultation gives us a chance to talk about what you’re navigating, what you’re looking for, and whether Fertility Support feels like the right kind of support for you right now.