Why You Should Make Fertility Counseling a Priority in 2020
If you are venturing into 2020 with the resolution to finally get pregnant, a positive IVF attitude is crucial. Being proactive with your mental and emotional health care is key to a successful conception using cutting-edge fertility care. A woman’s whole body health benefits from fertility counseling during IVF treatment. Many challenges can be addressed through individual, couple, and group counseling.
2020 Fertility Counseling
Professional In-House Fertility Counseling with Allison Rosen Ph.D. is recommended by the fertility specialists at New Hope Fertility Center. That’s not all: We are dedicated to promoting how patients can increase their chances of achieving a healthy pregnancy through genetic testing in conjunction with In Vitro Fertilization (IVF).
Introducing In-House Fertility Clinical Psychologist, Allison Rosen, PhD
As an experience clinical psychologist specializing in infertility, Dr. Allison Rosen has helped hundreds of couples cope during their struggle to have a baby.
- Experienced Clinical Psychologist
- Researcher
- Author
- Educator
Through individual, couple, and group counseling, the Doctor addresses the many challenges of dealing with infertility including:
- Pregnancy Loss
- Couple Conflict and Coping
- Complex Decisions Involved in Family Building Through Donor Egg or Sperm
- Parenting After Infertility
Education of Dr. Rosen
- A. – University of California – Graduated Summa cum Laude and Honored as most outstanding student in the college of science
- Master’s Degree and Ph.D – Michigan State University
- Certificate of Psychoanalysis – William Alanson White Institute
Genetic Testing
Today’s Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) helps to increase the healthy birth rates of babies through genetic testing. This is because only the healthiest embryos are identified and transferred for implantation during a fresh IVF cycle or a future Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET). Genetic testing helps to reduce the number of cycles required to achieve a healthy pregnancy.
PGT-A Increases IVF Pregnancy Chance by up to 30%
Recent research statistics show that a PGT-A biopsy and screening dramatically increases a woman’s chance of conception through IVF – by up to 30 percent. Cells are extracted from a blastocyst embryo and evaluated. Aneuploidy embryos are detected.
Poor quality embryos result in:
- Low chance of pregnancy
- High chance of miscarriage
- High risk for birth defect
Candidates for PGT-A in Conjunction with IVF
- Women over 35 using their own eggs
- Women having a history of 2 or more miscarriages
- Women having failed multiple IVF cycles
- Patients having a family history of genetic disease
- Couples who have a child born with genetic disease
- Women who want Family Balancing – Gender Identification & Selection
Cutting-Edge IVF Protocols
PGT-A is conducted in conjunction with Cutting-Edge IVF Protocols.
Fertility Counseling in the New Year 2020
It is important to work with a renowned fertility counselor when you undergo IVF treatment. To schedule your initial consultation with Dr. Allison Rosen at New Hope Fertility Center call 212.969.7422.
