15/05/2026
It’s something I talk about with clients every single day.
Infertility isn’t just about struggling to conceive. It’s about what that does to your identity, your work, your relationships, your social life. It’s not just cycles and hormones… it’s the ripple effect.
As someone said to me recently: “It’s cost me my whole existence. I live it and breathe it. A little piece of me has gone each time it failed.”
The thing is, when we become accustomed to being in that place of anxiety or extended worry, even when that thing settles the anxiety and worry often stay and find a new focus or reason. Our mind always finds some place to put it that feel legitimate.
That’s not weakness. That’s not something being wrong with you. It’s not as simple as “being a worrier”. That’s an unregulated nervous system doing its job.
But the version of you who was there before all of this, hasn’t really gone anywhere. She’s still there. She’s just under a lot of pressure and protection right now.
Recognising that is huge. Because once you can see it, we can start working on getting you back to who you were before.
This is so often what I work on with clients. They come to me about infertility, but many of our sessions are spent working through other things including work, relationships, social anxiety. Because the ripple goes further than people realise.
It’s what I talked about on air. Because it doesn’t get named enough.
If this resonates, the free toolkit in my bio is a good first step and it starts with one of the first tools I teach clients.
Also, I’m training for the Three Peaks Challenge on behalf of Fertility Action. If you’re able to donate even a small amount, the link is in my bio. It would mean a lot. 🏔️