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Emotional Support at The Wellness Center

Becoming a parent through fertility treatments can be an overwhelming emotional experience of wonderful joys, difficult lows, and everything in between. Talking to a Boston IVF mental health professional can add a dimension of support, wherever you are in your journey.

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Our Mental Health Program

At Boston IVF, our dedicated mental health counselors understand the unique emotional challenges that can arise along the path to parenthood. The journey through infertility or third party reproduction often brings emotional strains that can feel as intense as those experienced with serious health conditions.

Our program provides compassionate, specialized support to help you process emotions, manage stress, and build resilience in the face of setbacks. With guidance in coping with disappointment and maintaining a balanced perspective, you’ll be equipped to navigate each step with greater confidence and clarity.

Connect with us today by calling (781) 434-6578 to expand your support network and enhance your emotional well-being throughout this journey.

How can talk therapy help.

Work through the emotions of an infertility diagnosis or miscarriage

Find support when faced with unsuccessful cycles

Learn coping skills to prepare for pregnancy and/or parenthood

Work through relationship or marital conflict

Empower yourself with knowledge about third party reproduction

Navigate aspects of gender or sexuality while building your family

Our experienced mental health team

Whether deciding on what treatments to pursue, grieving a miscarriage, or feeling a loss of control, our fertility counseling practice is designed to support you emotionally on this journey. The mental health professionals practicing in our Wellness Center are highly experienced in treating the complex emotional aspects of infertility and family building.

Learn more about Our Wellness Center staff

Dylan Everett, LICSW

Social Worker

Manager of Mental Health

Stephanie Rodrigues, LICSW

Social Worker

If you have experienced a failed treatment, a miscarriage, it’s absolutely OK to grieve. Allow yourself time to heal, even if it involves temporarily removing yourself from social situations that might be painful.

Dylan Everett, LICSW, MSW | Manager of Mental Health | The Wellness Center at Boston IVF