Infertility & Perinatal · Tampa & Florida Telehealth

Trying this hard
shouldn't be this lonely.

Q: What does infertility counseling involve?

Infertility counseling gives you a dedicated space to process the grief, anxiety, and relationship strain that fertility treatment brings. Sessions may focus on coping during treatment cycles, processing loss, navigating decisions, and protecting your relationship and identity along the way.

Counseling for the emotional weight of infertility: IVF and IUI cycles, pregnancy loss, and the strain no one else sees. A space where you don't have to perform being okay.

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Infertility is a medical crisis that the world treats like a private inconvenience

Fertility treatment asks everything of you: your body, your savings, your calendar, your relationship, and your ability to keep functioning at work while your life revolves around a two-week wait. And most of it happens invisibly, while people around you announce pregnancies and ask when you're having kids.

Counseling doesn't fix biology, and it won't pretend to. What it can do is give the grief, anger, jealousy, and fear somewhere to go, so they stop leaking into everything else. It can help you and your partner stay on the same team. And if you have experienced miscarriage or pregnancy loss, it offers a place where that loss is treated as real, because it is.

What this space can hold

Anxiety during treatment cyclesIVF, IUI, testing, waiting, and the fear of hoping again

Miscarriage and pregnancy lossGrief that deserves space, not a timeline

Relationship strainDifferent coping styles, intimacy on a schedule, hard decisions

Perinatal mood concernsAnxiety and depression during pregnancy and postpartum

How Andrea approaches infertility counseling

Andrea brings 20 years of clinical experience and a deliberately honest approach: no silver linings, no "everything happens for a reason," and no pressure toward any particular outcome or decision. Whether you're starting treatment, deep in it, grieving a loss, or deciding what comes next, the work meets you where you actually are.

Sessions are designed to support three things: processing grief that has nowhere else to go, managing anxiety through the relentless uncertainty of treatment, and protecting your relationship and sense of self through all of it.

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What sessions can look like

Your story, at your paceWhat you've been through, what's ahead, and what support you actually want.

Coping tools for treatmentConcrete strategies for the waits, the appointments, and the hard news days.

Space for griefLoss is processed on your terms, without a deadline to be okay.

You, beyond this chapterHolding onto identity, relationship, and hope in a season that consumes all three.

Support that often goes together

Infertility rarely travels alone. These related services often overlap.

Grief & Loss

Pregnancy loss and infertility grief deserve dedicated space. Learn more →

Couples Therapy

Fertility treatment tests even strong relationships. Both partners get heard. Learn more →

Anxiety Therapy

When treatment anxiety spills into everything else, evidence-based tools help. Learn more →

Infertility Counseling FAQs

A dedicated space to process the grief, anxiety, and relationship strain that fertility treatment brings. Sessions may focus on coping during treatment cycles, processing loss, navigating decisions, and protecting your relationship and identity along the way.

Yes. Andrea supports individuals and couples at every stage of fertility treatment, including IVF and IUI. Therapy is designed to support you through the waiting, the decisions, and the outcomes, whatever they are.

Yes. Pregnancy loss is real loss, and it deserves real space. Therapy offers a place to grieve without a timeline and without pressure to move on before you are ready.

Yes. Andrea provides infertility and perinatal counseling via secure video to adults anywhere in Florida, with in-person sessions in Tampa for established clients. Aetna, Cigna, Florida Blue, Oxford, Oscar, and UHC/Optum are accepted. See full insurance details →

Trying this hardshouldn't be this lonely.