Fertility Counseling & Reproductive Mental Health

Fertility care can involve complex medical information, difficult decisions, and long periods of uncertainty. Rachel is familiar with fertility treatments and testing, including recurrent miscarriage testing and reproductive immunology treatment. She continues her clinical education and stays informed about developments in reproductive mental health, medicine, and law.

Rachel's approach is trauma-informed and includes training in Written Exposure Therapy to further support people experiencing reproductive trauma. Rachel also has Level 3 training in Gottman Method couples counseling and is a member of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.

• Primary or secondary infertility
• Female, male, or combined-factor infertility
• Fertility testing and treatment, including ovulation induction, insemination, and IVF
• Third-party reproduction, donor conception, and gestational carriers
• Recurrent pregnancy loss and grief
• Adoption, fostering, or the possibility of a child-free life
• Marital and family concerns related to infertility
• Family-building as an LGBTQIA+ individual or couple, or as a single parent by choice

Whether you’re coping with a loss, facing another treatment decision, feeling strain in your relationship, or reconsidering what family might look like, counseling can offer support as you decide what comes next.