Intended parent and donor recipient consultations
Intended parent and donor recipient consultations
Intended parent and donor recipient consultations
For individuals and couples pursuing donor conception or gestational surrogacy, consultations may include:
- Exploring emotional readiness
- Processing grief related to genetic loss (if applicable)
- Discussing disclosure plans with future children
- Clarifying expectations of donor or surrogate relationships
- Preparing for the psychological as
For individuals and couples pursuing donor conception or gestational surrogacy, consultations may include:
- Exploring emotional readiness
- Processing grief related to genetic loss (if applicable)
- Discussing disclosure plans with future children
- Clarifying expectations of donor or surrogate relationships
- Preparing for the psychological aspects of assisted reproduction
This space allows intended parents and donor recipients to thoughtfully consider both immediate and long-term implications of third-party reproduction.
Donor evaluations
Intended parent and donor recipient consultations
Intended parent and donor recipient consultations
Donor consultations (clinical interview and psychological testing) focus on:
- Motivation for donation
- Understanding medical and psychological implications
- Exploring boundaries and future contact expectations
- Assessing support systems
- Ensuring informed, voluntary participation
These conversations prioritize autonomy, emotional readiness, and ethical decision-making.
Gestational carrier evaluations
Intended parent and donor recipient consultations
Gestational carrier evaluations
Gestational carrier evaluations (clinical interview and psychological testing) include:
- Emotional readiness assessment
- Exploration of expectations with intended parents
- Discussion of attachment, boundaries, and postpartum considerations
- Review of support systems
- Screening for mental health history relevant to surrogacy participation
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Gestational carrier evaluations (clinical interview and psychological testing) include:
- Emotional readiness assessment
- Exploration of expectations with intended parents
- Discussion of attachment, boundaries, and postpartum considerations
- Review of support systems
- Screening for mental health history relevant to surrogacy participation
These evaluations are conducted with care, respect, and attention to the profound role gestational carriers hold in family building.