Objective. To explore infertile couples' well-being, needs and drop-out rates considering
their previous gynaecological history, treatments and support received. Methods. Self …

Introduction: In most cultures, fertility has a great social value and parenting aones own
biological child is considered the most basic motive in the process of human life. On the …

This article provides an overview of the psychological and social implications of infertility.
After describing the evolution of current theoretical understanding in this area, it outlines …

This article provides an overview of international developments in the area of infertility
counselling. It informs about the development of international organizations and relevant …

Background. The purpose of this study was to describe infertile patients' experiences and
assessment of infertility treatment. Methods. Sixteen couples undergoing infertility treatment …

Introduction: Sexual dysfunction can be a silent partner of infertility treatment. Rarely is
sexual dysfunction the cause of infertility. More often, sexual dysfunction is a consequence …

BACKGROUND: The aim of the study was to identify differences in psychological
characteristics between couples with fertility disorders, especially idiopathic infertility, and a …

Psychosocial impacts of infertility were investigated in couples undergoing different
treatment procedures in our clinic. Couples were interviewed in a semi-structured way by a …

Nearly 15% of couples are affected by infertility (Bushnik et al., 2012). In Quebec, Bill 26
recently came into effect and provides free access to assisted procreation. This has resulted …

BACKGROUND Little is known about the psychosocial characteristics of infertile couples
seeking psychological help. This study describes couples attending infertility counselling …