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Fertility treatment and stress are often linked in public discussions about infertility. However, current scientific evidence does not show that stress alone causes infertility, nor that "relaxing" guarantees pregnancy. Emotional well-being is indeed part of the experience of assisted reproductive treatments and can be addressed through specialized psychological support.
Our psychologist, María Palomino, will be giving a webinar this afternoon on the "Psychological Impact of Infertility and its Treatment." This talk will address...
To mark World Maternal Health Day last week, the Spanish Marcé Society for Perinatal Mental Health and
Fertility treatments involve a process comprised of different stages of varying complexity. Our experience shows that the two-week wait, commonly known as the beta-wait, is a significant part of fertility treatment.
The first Thursday of October is European Depression Day. This initiative aims to raise public awareness about the dimensions of depression.
Our clinical psychologist, María de Gracia León, was present last Saturday at the 1st National Conference on Sexology and presented several papers.
Today the 8th International and 13th National Congress of Clinical Psychology, which has been held since November 19th, concludes in Granada.
Most people undergoing fertility treatments experience symptoms of anxiety and depression, and feelings of helplessness, at some point during the process.
