We’re here to meet you, wherever you are on your fertility journey.
LISCENSED PSYCHOLOGIST IN GA, VT & NH
Dr. Brita Reed, MD, PsyD, MTS
ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONAL COUNSELOR (APC)
Alison Reed MA, MPH
About Us:
Specialized in fertility
We specialize exclusively in fertility-related matters. As a result, we understand the complexities and emotional nuances associated with fertility. Our goal is to ensure that you receive the care you deserve.
Knowledgable in medicine
Dr. Reed’s prior experience as a practicing OB/GYN enhances our ability to support individuals and couples facing fertility challenges. Our commitment to ongoing education in the field of fertility extends to both psychological and medical perspectives.
Believers in community healing
We offer a range of therapy and psychoeducation groups, carefully designed to help individuals navigate the unique challenges of their fertility journeys. We aim to foster a supportive environment where you can find solace and understanding.
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Our Services:
Individual/Couples Therapy
Virtual Psychotherapy Groups
Virtual Support Groups
Connect with us through our podcast:
Welcome to “IVF, WTF?! Fertility for Real Life,” the candid and compassionate podcast that explores the rollercoaster journey of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) and fertility struggles. Join us as we delve into the world of fertility treatments, sharing real-life stories, expert insights, and invaluable advice for those of us facing similar challenges.
Latest articles from our blog:
"My Baby, Not a Baby"
Let me tell you a story. It's about me earlier in my life - an obstetrician and gynecologist who delivered thousands of babies in her career.
It's also a story about me now - a psychotherapist who counsels women who are having difficulty getting pregnant. My psychotherapy practice focuses on women in their late 30s and early 40s with infertility issues who are undergoing IVF to become pregnant. Many of these women go to the reproductive endocrinologist for IVF late in their reproductive life and, by the time these women present to me for psychotherapy, they have often undergone several failed cycles of IVF. Needless to say, they are devastated.
The biological clock versus Women’s Time
We all know the concept of the Biological Clock and how it ticks for all women (and men). For all of us, there is a window of time in which pregnancy is a biological possibility. For most of us, our window of time in which to get pregnant is a few years after the first period – a time called menarche – and a few years before all of our eggs are exhausted – a time called menopause.