Massachusetts patients
Visit our Wellness Center in Waltham, MA for counseling, nutrition guidance, and acupuncture. Call (781) 434-6578 or request an appointment online.
Family building touches every part of your life. At Everleap Fertility, we recognize that your emotional and physical well-being are important parts of your care. Through select clinics we offer counseling, nutrition guidance, and acupuncture to support you alongside your care.

Fertility treatment can bring a range of emotions, and they may change from one cycle to the next. A mental health professional with fertility experience can support individuals and couples with:
Nutrition can be one part of caring for yourself as you prepare for fertility treatments, especially when managing a condition such as PCOS (also called PMOS). A registered nutritionist can help you:
Caring for yourself during fertility treatment can include exploring complementary approaches such as acupuncture. An acupuncturist with fertility experience, working alongside your care team, can support you with:
Support groups and peer communities can offer space to share experiences and hear from others on a similar path. Your care team can help you find a community and explore other resources along the way.
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Visit our Wellness Center in Waltham, MA for counseling, nutrition guidance, and acupuncture. Call (781) 434-6578 or request an appointment online.
Your clinic is your starting point for wellness support. Reach out to your care team to ask about counseling, nutrition guidance, and acupuncture. Use our directory to find your clinic’s contact information.
Wellness support addresses the emotional and physical aspects of your experience alongside medical treatment. Depending on your needs, it may include counseling, nutrition guidance, acupuncture, support groups, or discussion of different approaches. Your care team can help you explore available resources.
You can ask at any point, before treatment, during a cycle, between treatments, or as you consider what comes next. You do not need to wait until you feel overwhelmed.
Many fertility mental health professionals offer both individual and couples counseling. Joint sessions can help you talk through different feelings, communication needs, and decisions about family building options. You can also attend sessions on your own.
Nutrition needs are personal. Your care team or a nutritionist can help you understand whether any changes are appropriate based on your health history and treatment plan.
If you are interested in acupuncture, discuss it with your fertility care team before scheduling sessions. They can help you consider how it may fit with your care and whether timing or other treatment considerations apply.
Ask your care team about groups or organizations that support people navigating fertility and family building. Options may include virtual or in-person groups, as well as communities focused on experiences, such as pregnancy loss, LGBTQ+ family building, or donor-assisted reproduction.
Services and referral resources vary by location. Your local care team can help you understand which options are available through your practice, virtually, or in your community.
Coverage depends on your insurance plan, the service, and the provider. Before scheduling, contact your insurer and the provider’s office to confirm coverage, referral requirements, and any out-of-pocket costs.