01/30/2026
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) related to
THERAPY FOR LOSS AND FERTILITY
offered as a virtual service through Sunrise Therapy Services, LLC
Q: What is therapy for loss and fertility?
A: This specialized counseling supports women navigating infertility stress, miscarriage grief, reproductive loss, IVF challenges, identity shifts, and other major life transitions. It honors complex emotions around family building and helps you develop emotional resilience, clarity, and coping skills throughout your journey.
Q: How do I know if this type of therapy is right for me?
A: If you’re experiencing overwhelming emotions related to fertility challenges, loss (including grief for a future you expected), or difficulty making sense of big life transitions, this therapy provides a safe, validating space to explore and heal these experiences alongside a trained clinician.
Q: Do you take insurance?
A: Sunrise Therapy Services does not accept insurance directly. You can pay through the client portal, and you’re welcome to use HSA or FSA cards. A superbill is available for potential reimbursement from your insurance provider.
Q: How much does a session cost?
A: Individual therapy sessions typically range from $125–$150 for 45 minutes, depending on the clinician.
Q: Do you offer a consultation before starting therapy?
A: Yes! A free 15-minute consultation is available to share what’s going on, learn how therapy works, ask questions, and decide if it feels like a good fit.
Q: Is therapy in-person or online?
A: All sessions are provided via telehealth (online), making it accessible from home. You must be physically located in a state where our providers are licensed at the time of your session.
Q: Which states do you serve?
A: Sunrise Therapy Services clinicians are licensed to provide online therapy in Missouri, Florida, Vermont, Alabama and South Carolina.
Q: Do you offer crisis or emergency support?
A: No — these therapy services are not designed for crisis or emergency care. If you are in a mental health emergency, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department.
Q: How often will I meet with a therapist?
A: Session frequency is personalized based on your needs, schedule, and goals, and can be discussed during your first consultation or session.
