Finally pregnant, so all is perfect, right? It’s often surprising that some of the stress created by infertility doesn’t automatically disappear. Whether it’s previous miscarriages or fertility treatment itself, many people find that they need a segue way between infertility and pregnancy. Lisa Rosenthal (Patient Advocate at RMA of Connecticut) provides specific tools for this new, happy and important stage. Please email Lisa at lrosenthal@rmact.com for more information.
Yoga, meditation and deep relaxation can help one make more satisfying decisions, communicate more clearly with their partner & doctor, and sustain treatment with a more positive perspective.
Becoming a parent is something those TTC dream of. Once the time has come, some still wonder how to deal with the normal frustrations of parenting. Will the weight of infertility finally disappear? Lisa Rosenthal, founder, and facilitator of Ladies Night In will provide specific tools for this new, happy and important stage of your life. Please email Lisa at lrosenthal@rmact.com for more information.
This peer support group is free of charge and open to the public. It is facilitated by Lisa Rosenthal who is a patient advocate and former fertility patient. This group will foster support, conversation, and comradery amongst fellow infertility patients.
We are offering a virtual support group for Jewish women, hosted by our fertility counselor, Lisa Schuman. We know how difficult it is to manage this journey as well as the effect it can have on your mental and emotional health.
This group welcomes men in all stages: from the beginning stages to IVF to using donor sperm/egg or those who are thinking about adoption. Our goal is to create a safe space for men in similar situations to talk openly and honestly about their experiences. While this group is intended for men only, it will be moderated by Patient Advocate, Lisa Rosenthal and our NEW co-facilitator Joe Solosky.
This group will always be a friendly and central place to share knowledge, ask questions, and get support.
A place to talk, ask questions, give, and get support for LGBTQ+ Parents To Be, wherever they are on their family-building path. Lisa Rosenthal and Lisa Schuman (also known as the Lisas, have known each other for 2 decades) will co-facilitate, bringing the fullness of peer and professional expertise to this new group. Both Lisas have worked with Gay Parents To Be for 5 + years and have supported LGBTQ+ people in building their families for even longer than that.
Yoga, meditation and deep relaxation can help one make more satisfying decisions, communicate more clearly with their partner & doctor, and sustain treatment with a more positive perspective.
Yoga, meditation and deep relaxation can help one make more satisfying decisions, communicate more clearly with their partner & doctor, and sustain treatment with a more positive perspective.
Finally pregnant, so all is perfect, right? It’s often surprising that some of the stress created by infertility doesn’t automatically disappear. Whether it’s previous miscarriages or fertility treatment itself, many people find that they need a segue way between infertility and pregnancy. Lisa Rosenthal (Patient Advocate at RMA of Connecticut) provides specific tools for this new, happy and important stage. Please email Lisa at lrosenthal@rmact.com for more information.
We are offering a virtual support group for Jewish women, hosted by our fertility counselor, Lisa Schuman. We know how difficult it is to manage this journey as well as the effect it can have on your mental and emotional health.
Becoming a parent is something those TTC dream of. Once the time has come, some still wonder how to deal with the normal frustrations of parenting. Will the weight of infertility finally disappear? Lisa Rosenthal, founder, and facilitator of Ladies Night In will provide specific tools for this new, happy and important stage of your life.
Yoga, meditation and deep relaxation can help one make more satisfying decisions, communicate more clearly with their partner & doctor, and sustain treatment with a more positive perspective.
This peer support group is free of charge and open to the public. It is facilitated by Lisa Rosenthal who is a patient advocate and former fertility patient. This group will foster support, conversation, and comradery amongst fellow infertility patients.
A place to talk, ask questions, give, and get support for LGBTQ+ Parents To Be, wherever they are on their family-building path. Lisa Rosenthal and Lisa Schuman (also known as the Lisas, have known each other for 2 decades) will co-facilitate, bringing the fullness of peer and professional expertise to this new group. Both Lisas have worked with Gay Parents To Be for 5 + years and have supported LGBTQ+ people in building their families for even longer than that.
Finally pregnant, so all is perfect, right? It’s often surprising that some of the stress created by infertility doesn’t automatically disappear. Whether it’s previous miscarriages or fertility treatment itself, many people find that they need a segue way between infertility and pregnancy. Lisa Rosenthal (Patient Advocate at RMA of Connecticut) provides specific tools for this new, happy and important stage. Please email Lisa at lrosenthal@rmact.com for more information.
Becoming a parent is something those TTC dream of. Once the time has come, some still wonder how to deal with the normal frustrations of parenting. Will the weight of infertility finally disappear? Lisa Rosenthal, founder, and facilitator of Ladies Night In will provide specific tools for this new, happy and important stage of your life.
This peer support group is free of charge and open to the public. It is facilitated by Lisa Rosenthal who is a patient advocate and former fertility patient. This group will foster support, conversation, and comradery amongst fellow infertility patients.
A place to talk, ask questions, give, and get support for LGBTQ+ Parents To Be, wherever they are on their family-building path. Lisa Rosenthal and Lisa Schuman (also known as the Lisas, have known each other for 2 decades) will co-facilitate, bringing the fullness of peer and professional expertise to this new group. Both Lisas have worked with Gay Parents To Be for 5 + years and have supported LGBTQ+ people in building their families for even longer than that.
Becoming a parent is something those TTC dream of. Once the time has come, some still wonder how to deal with the normal frustrations of parenting. Will the weight of infertility finally disappear? Lisa Rosenthal, founder, and facilitator of Ladies Night In will provide specific tools for this new, happy and important stage of your life.
Finally pregnant, so all is perfect, right? It’s often surprising that some of the stress created by infertility doesn’t automatically disappear. Whether it’s previous miscarriages or fertility treatment itself, many people find that they need a segue way between infertility and pregnancy. Lisa Rosenthal (Patient Advocate at RMA of Connecticut) provides specific tools for this new, happy and important stage. Please email Lisa at lrosenthal@rmact.com for more information.
This peer support group is free of charge and open to the public. It is facilitated by Lisa Rosenthal who is a patient advocate and former fertility patient. This group will foster support, conversation, and comradery amongst fellow infertility patients.
A place to talk, ask questions, give, and get support for LGBTQ+ Parents To Be, wherever they are on their family-building path. Lisa Rosenthal and Lisa Schuman (also known as the Lisas, have known each other for 2 decades) will co-facilitate, bringing the fullness of peer and professional expertise to this new group. Both Lisas have worked with Gay Parents To Be for 5 + years and have supported LGBTQ+ people in building their families for even longer than that.
Becoming a parent is something those TTC dream of. Once the time has come, some still wonder how to deal with the normal frustrations of parenting. Will the weight of infertility finally disappear? Lisa Rosenthal, founder, and facilitator of Ladies Night In will provide specific tools for this new, happy and important stage of your life.
Finally pregnant, so all is perfect, right? It’s often surprising that some of the stress created by infertility doesn’t automatically disappear. Whether it’s previous miscarriages or fertility treatment itself, many people find that they need a segue way between infertility and pregnancy. Lisa Rosenthal (Patient Advocate at RMA of Connecticut) provides specific tools for this new, happy and important stage. Please email Lisa at lrosenthal@rmact.com for more information.
This peer support group is free of charge and open to the public. It is facilitated by Lisa Rosenthal who is a patient advocate and former fertility patient. This group will foster support, conversation, and comradery amongst fellow infertility patients.
Becoming a parent is something those TTC dream of. Once the time has come, some still wonder how to deal with the normal frustrations of parenting. Will the weight of infertility finally disappear? Lisa Rosenthal, founder, and facilitator of Ladies Night In will provide specific tools for this new, happy and important stage of your life.
This peer support group is free of charge and open to the public. It is facilitated by Lisa Rosenthal who is a patient advocate and former fertility patient. This group will foster support, conversation, and comradery amongst fellow infertility patients.
