Background Approximately one‐fifth of all subfertile couples seeking fertility treatment show
clinically relevant levels of anxiety, depression, or distress. Psychological and educational …

Background Approximately seven to nine percent of couples of reproductive age do not get
pregnant despite regular and unprotected sexual intercourse. Various psychosocial …

Objective To evaluate the evidence on the efficacy of psychosocial interventions for
improving pregnancy rates and reducing distress for couples in treatment with assisted …

Background: The pregnancy and psychological status of infertile couples has always been a
concern, but there is no clear evidence for the efficacy of psychotherapy for infertile couples …

BACKGROUND Depression and anxiety are highly prevalent among individuals struggling
with infertility. Thus, numerous psychological interventions have been adapted to infertility …

BACKGROUND Psychological interventions for infertile patients seek to improve mental
health and increase pregnancy rates. The aim of the present meta-analysis was to examine …

BACKGROUND There is a wealth of information regarding interventions for treating
subfertility. The majority of studies exploring interventions for improving conception rates …

Background Psychological consequences of infertility could have a negative effect on
marital and sexual satisfaction. Numerous medical associations have strongly …

Objective Does psychosocial intervention affect pregnancy outcomes in women and couples
undergoing assisted reproductive technology (ART) treatment?. Design A systematic review …

The purpose of this systematic review is to explore the types, content, and outcomes of
different psychosocial approaches used in existing interventions for infertile individuals or …