How I work
Four ways in - starting with a conversation.
Almost everyone I work with begins with the 30-minute call. It's how we find out whether and how to work more closely.
The starting point
30-minute discovery call
What it is
A calm, unhurried call. You tell me where you are, I ask the questions that matter, and we decide together whether and how to work more closely. No sales pitch. No pressure.
For a single, focused conversation
Two-hour intensive
What it is
We take stock properly. Medical history, timing, what's been tried, what hasn't. You leave with a specific plan and the clarity to act on it.
For a considered first step
One-month programme
What it is
Four weeks of working together: an initial intensive, follow-up calls, and me on the other end of your questions in between. For when a single session isn't enough but a full programme is more than you need.
For sustained, ongoing support
Three-month programme
What it is
The deepest version of this work. Regular sessions, a plan we revise together as your body tells us things, and unhurried access to more than thirty years of clinical experience while you're trying to make sense of all of it.
For the harder days
Emotional support
What it is
Sometimes what you need most isn't another plan. It's someone who understands this territory to sit with you through the hardest parts: a failed cycle, a loss, the long uncertainty of waiting. As a trained counsellor, I offer steady, confidential emotional support alongside whatever treatment you're having elsewhere, for as long as you need it.
Common questions
Things people usually ask before we speak.
Is this counselling?
Will you replace my consultant or fertility clinic?
Do you work with couples - and with male partners?
Do you work with same-sex couples and single people?
Do you offer IVF preparation specifically?
In person or remote?
When you're ready