Systemic Therapy for Infertility
This course is approved for 4 CEs for KY MFT, KY SW, and KY LPC. CE Sponsor Approved Provider for Indiana Behavioral Health and Human Services Board.
Fertility challenges affect 1 in 8 couples and the experience can be isolating and traumatic for those who experience it as well as the families who support them. This course is an introductory exploration of the infertility experience from a psychological and systemic therapy standpoint. The course will explain the critical ways a systemic therapist can support the individual, couple & family. This course speaks not only to what factors contribute to making systemic therapists working with infertility effective, but also addresses specific treatment approaches that can yield positive outcomes in working with this unique population. It also emphasizes the importance of appropriate professional mental health training, as well as an understanding of the unique medical treatments that are an inherent part of the personal experiences of these clients.
Participants who complete this course will be able to:
Course Overview
Complete Slides
Case Example
Opening Reflection
What Therapists and Their Clients Need to Know
Single Parent & LGBTQ Populations
Special Topics
Interview with Dr. Kristy Koser
Fertility Counseling With Couples: A Theoretical Approach