THERAPY FOR PREGNANCY LOSS, TRYING TO CONCEIVE, INFERTILITY IN LOUISVILLE, KY AND ONLINE ACROSS KENTUCKY

Some grief is invisible. That doesn’t mean it’s any less real.

This is a space for the pieces you’ve had to carry quietly.

You’ve been carrying this silently—maybe for months, maybe for years

You’re ready to stop pretending you’re fine.

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You’ve gotten good at pushing through. At showing up. At smiling when people ask how you’re doing. But deep down, you know there’s something unspoken that needs tending to. The grief, the fear, the weight of what could’ve been—it hasn’t gone away. Whether your loss was recent or long ago, it still lives in your body. You feel it in the quiet moments, the unexpected triggers, the hollow ache when milestones come and go.

It’s not just sadness—it’s rage, guilt, fear, numbness, shame, resentment, and longing. It’s seeing your body as something that failed you. It’s wanting to try again and feeling terrified. It’s wondering if you’re allowed to grieve when no one else seems to understand why it still hurts.

You’re ready to stop minimizing it. You’re ready to be honest. You’re ready to feel like yourself again, even if you’re not sure what that looks like yet.

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this isn’t something you just “get over.”

Pregnancy loss and reproductive grief don’t have a clear ending. There’s no ceremony, no language, no roadmap. It can leave you feeling invisible—like your pain doesn’t have a place to go. Maybe your body feels like it betrayed you. Maybe your relationships feel strained, like nobody quite knows what to say anymore. Maybe you’ve stopped talking about it altogether because you don’t want to be the one who always brings it up.

But you deserve a place where your grief isn’t too much. Where you don’t have to explain or justify it. In therapy, we’ll create space to honor the truth of what you’ve been through—and begin to gently reconnect with your body, your voice, and your sense of self.

I’M HERE TO SUPPORT YOU THROUGH THE EMOTIONAL LAYERS OF REPRODUCTIVE GRIEF AND FERTILITY STRUGGLES SUCH AS:

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  • Miscarriage (early or late)

  • Stillbirth

  • Ectopic Pregnancy

  • Termination for Medical Reasons (TFMR)

  • Infant Loss

  • Trying to conceive

  • Primary or Secondary Infertility

  • Fertility Treatments (IUI, IVF, ART)

  • Pregnancy After Loss

Therapy with me is…

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A space to process your loss without minimizing, fixing, or rushing through it

Support from someone who understands how complex and nonlinear reproductive grief really is

A place to reconnect with your body and your story—gently, at your own pace

An invitation to grieve out loud, even if no one else acknowledged your loss

Therapy with me is not…

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Me telling you “everything happens for a reason”

A space where your grief is compared to someone else’s timeline or experience

You having to explain the terms, OPKs, the two week wait

Focused on silver linings, forced positivity, or pushing you toward “moving on”

What we’ll work on

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Imagine a life where…

01 you feel safe in your body

You can breathe more deeply. You notice your body softening instead of bracing. You trust its signals and respond with care, not fear.

02 grief doesn’t take up all the space

The pain is still real—but it no longer defines every moment. You’re allowed to feel joy, rest, anger, hope, and everything in between.

03 you know you don’t have to hide

You speak the truth about what you’ve been through without shame. You know your grief matters, and you’re no longer making it smaller to make others comfortable.

You’re Not Alone.

You don’t have to explain why it still hurts. You get to grieve in your own time, your own way.

Questions?

FAQs

  • Not at all. Grief has no expiration date. Many people seek therapy years after a loss when they finally have the space—or the courage—to look at what they’ve been carrying.

  • That’s okay. You don’t need perfect words to start. We’ll move slowly, with care. I’ll meet you wherever you are in your process—angry, shut down, raw, unsure—it all belongs.

  • Yes. Reproductive grief often starts long before a pregnancy begins. Therapy can be a powerful place to process the emotional toll of trying, hoping, and waiting.

  • So many clients feel this way. But you’re not broken—you’re grieving. And grief can sound like self-blame. Therapy helps you begin separating those voices, finding compassion for the parts of you that are hurting the most.

  • Only if and when you’re ready. Therapy is your space, and we’ll go at a pace that honors your body, your needs, and your readiness to explore what’s next—whatever that may look like for you.