Infertility Therapy in Houston

Your Body Hasn't Failed You. It's Just Been Carrying a Grief No One Else Can See.

You can do everything right, follow all the advice, and yet end up holding grief instead of a baby. A grief that nobody seems to understand, nobody sees, and nobody knows how to help you carry it. If that's you, you're not overreacting. You're carrying real grief that deserves to be treated that way.

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You're Not Just Grieving Your Infertility. You're Grieving the Life You Always Assumed You'd Have.

Infertility doesn't just affect your body.

It can show up as distance with your partner, not because you've stopped caring…

But because grief doesn't always look the same for both of you. And that gap can be hard to name.

It can show up at someone else's pregnancy announcement.

A moment that's supposed to be simple, but instead leaves you holding both real joy for them and a private ache for yourself.

And it can show up as silence, not because you have nothing to say.

But because explaining it, again, to someone who hasn't lived it, takes more energy than you have some days.

Tired of the well-meaning comments that land wrong. 

“Just relax.“

“Everything happens for a reason. “

“You can always adopt.”

And then there’s this question:

“Who am I, if it doesn't go the way I always assumed it would?”

Get Started With Infertility Therapy In 3 Simple Steps

01
Reach Out
Claim your free, no-pressure 15-minute infertility therapy consultation below. Most people leave this short call feeling less alone in what they're carrying.
02
Start Infertility Therapy
Start therapy designed for the full weight of this. Not just the medical journey, but the grief, the distance, and the relationship you want to protect.
03
Feel Whole Again
Finally have somewhere to bring the grief, the hope, and everything in between, and start feeling like yourself again

What Infertility Therapy Gives You

Stop dreading the moments that used to blindside you, like baby showers and Mother's Day, and instead, learn to move through them without falling apart.

Reconnect with your partner, and find a way to grieve together instead of quietly drifting apart

Get A place where the anger, jealousy, and grief are all allowed, so you can show up to life with more energy because you’re no longer carrying everything yourself

Language for what you're going through, so it stops feeling like something you have to explain and starts feeling like something you can actually process

Permission to not be okay, and the support to eventually, genuinely, feel better, at a pace that works for you

Meet Your Infertility Therapists

Lana Brogran MSW, LMSW

"You don't have to keep carrying this alone, or explain it to someone who's never heard of the two-week wait. I'll sit with you in the grief that doesn't have a name, hold space for the rage and the guilt and the heartbreak alongside the hope, and help you make sense of what this is doing to you, so you can stop just surviving it and start feeling like yourself again."

Training & Education

Licensed Master Social Worker, Texas (License #34749)

Under clinical supervision of Faith Larson, LCSW-S


  • Master of Social Work (MSW), University of Houston
  • Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Lamar University

Trained in

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
  • Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
  • Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
  • Prepare/Enrich (Premarital & Couples Counseling)
  • Person-Centered Therapy
  • Trauma-Informed Care

Works with

  • Teens, adults, and families
  • Couples and individuals navigating relationship challenges
  • Clients experiencing anxiety, trauma, and life transitions
  • Parents seeking guidance and support
Shelby Sauer MSW, LMSW

"If infertility has quietly put distance between you and your partner in the form of different ways of grieving, conversations that go nowhere, or a closeness that used to come easily and now doesn't, we can slow it down together. I'll help you actually hear each other through the hardest season of your relationship, say what's been going unsaid, and find your way back to each other so you're not just surviving this side by side, you're facing it together."

Training & Education

Licensed Master Social Worker, Texas (License #114049)

Under supervision of Faith Larson, LCSW-S


  • Master of Social Work (MSW), University of Michigan
  • Bachelor of Arts (BA), Psychology, University of Michigan

Trained in

  • Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
  • Internal Family Systems (IFS)
  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Additional training in

  • Psychological Safety and Anti-Black Racism
  • LGBTQIA+ affirming care

Works with

  • Adolescents, young adults, couples, and families
  • Those navigating the child welfare system
  • Clients working through complex trauma and PTSD
  • Individuals exploring anxiety, life transitions, and relationship stress
  • LGBTQIA+ identified clients seeking affirming, inclusive care
  • Clients from diverse cultural backgrounds
Faith L. Larson MSW, LCSW-S

"You don't have to keep holding the grief, the guilt, and the hope all at once alone. We'll work through what infertility has done to your sense of self, untangle the parts of you that are still hoping from the parts that are exhausted from trying, and help you find your way back to feeling like yourself."

Training & Education

Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Texas (License #68686)

Board Approved Supervisor (LCSW-S)


  • Master’s of Social Work (MSW) , Texas State University
  • Bachelor’s of Criminal Justice (BA), Texas State University

Trained in

  • Certified in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR)
  • Certified Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) Provider
  • Internal Family Systems (IFS)
  • Post Induction Therapy (PIT)
  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
  • Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)

Works with

  • Adolescents, young adults, couples, and families
  • Active duty military and veterans

Experienced clinicians. Down-to-earth therapy.

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Request An Infertility Therapy Consultation And Feel Better Again

This is a 15-minute, no-pressure phone call to see if we’d be a good fit. Most people leave this short call feeling less alone in what they're carrying.

Infertility Therapy FAQs

Do I have to be done with treatment to start therapy?

No, you don’t have to be done with infertility treatment to start therapy. In many ways, starting therapy while you're still in the middle of treatment is the most valuable time to do it.

The emotional weight of living cycle to cycle, the dread, the hypervigilance, and the relationship strain don't wait for treatment to end.

Neither should your support. That’s why we’re here for you.

Will I have to explain everything from scratch? +

You won't need to educate your therapist on the basics. We understand what the fertility journey actually involves…

The cycles, the waiting, the failed transfers, and the emotional whiplash of living inside this process.

You can walk in and talk about where you are, not spend your sessions catching someone up.

What if I just need someone to talk to, not deep trauma work? +

That's a completely valid place to start. Some people come in needing to process and be heard before anything else.

We'll meet you where you are. If deeper work feels right over time, we can go there together. Nothing is forced or rushed.

Can my partner come too, or is this just for me? +

Both are available. Some women come individually to process what they're carrying personally.

Others find that joint sessions help them navigate the distance that infertility may have created in the relationship.

We can figure out together what makes the most sense for your situation. Contact us via the form on this page for a free consultation.

What does therapy for infertility actually look like? +

It depends on where you are and what you need.

Some sessions will focus on processing the grief and being heard.

Others will involve active work on the anxiety, the grief, or the relationship dynamics.

We follow what you need.

I've been to therapy before, and it felt surface-level. How is this different? +

We hear this often.

The difference here is that we work from a trauma-informed, whole-person approach, meaning we're not just talking about your feelings. We put HOLISTIC in our name for a reason!

We're working with what infertility has done to your nervous system, your sense of self, and your relationship. It goes deeper because it's designed to. You can feel the difference.

What if I'm not ready to talk about all of it yet? +

You don't have to be.

You can bring whatever feels manageable right now.

There's no agenda you have to meet in a session, and no timeline for how this should go.

The pace is yours.

Do you accept insurance? +

Yes, we accept BCBS, Aetna, and UnitedHealth/Optum.

We also partner with Mentaya for people who pay out of pocket and want to maximize their out-of-network benefits.

Plus, we offer a sliding scale for those who need it.

Access to mental health care matters to us.

We don't want cost to be the reason you don't get support, so reach out if you’re unsure. We’ll either help you or connect you to resources that can.

How do I get started? +

You can reach out through the contact form on this page.

We offer a free consultation so you can get a feel for whether this is the right fit before committing to anything.

You don't have to have it all figured out before you request your consultation.

Most people leave this short call feeling less alone in what they're carrying.

You Don't Have to Keep Carrying This Alone

The grief is real. The exhaustion is real. And you've been managing both of them alone for longer than anyone around you probably knows.

If that's you, infertility therapy can help you finally feel whole again.