Infertility Therapy

Cultivate the change you need with therapists
you can trust to guide you through.

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Our strategy is simple: We’re the New Jersey and New York therapy practice that connects you to a specialist doing their best work with the kinds of clients they love to serve.

Customized Infertility Therapy, Designed for Real Results.

At Cultivate Therapy, we specialize in supporting individuals and couples navigating the emotional challenges of infertility and preconception.

Our therapists have completed advanced training through PSI (Postpartum Support International), an internationally recognized provider of perinatal mental health training. With professional guidance and compassionate care, we help you cope with complex emotions, make informed decisions, and find hope as you work toward building your family.

Meet with us in person or via telehealth for online therapy.

We create a nurturing and confidential space for you to explore your emotions, thoughts, and behaviors and we’ll provide all the tools you need to grow–from book recommendations to exercises in session to homework for the week ahead. Our goal is to help you navigate challenges and harness your inner strengths, promoting self-discovery and empowering yourself to overcome obstacles.

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With you every step of the way, we help uncover the roots of your challenges and bring about meaningful change.

Infertility therapy provides a safe, supportive space to process the unique psychological and emotional aspects of infertility. Through this journey, we’ll help you develop coping strategies, foster resilience, and explore alternative paths to parenthood, all while focusing on your emotional well-being and overall fulfillment.

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What we’ll work on in infertility therapy:

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Overwhelming sadness, frustration, or grief

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Feeling isolated or misunderstood in your experience of infertility

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Grieving losses like miscarriage or unsuccessful fertility treatments

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Navigating strained relationships or conflicts related to infertility

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Coping with societal pressures and expectations surrounding parenthood