Resources for the Journey:

Infertility Support & Advocacy

• RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association (U.S.)
  Offers peer-led support groups, education, advocacy, and resources for individuals and couples experiencing infertility.
  
  
• Fertility Matters Canada
  Canada’s national patient advocacy organization providing peer support, education, awareness, and resources for people navigating infertility.
  
  
• American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) – Patient Resources
  Provides evidence-based educational information about infertility, fertility treatments, reproductive health, and family building.
  
  
• Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society (CFAS)
  Offers reliable patient information about fertility care and a directory of fertility clinics across Canada.
  
  
• European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE)
  Provides trusted, research-based patient information on infertility and reproductive health.
  
  
• MyStoria
  Provides clarity, confidence and care on your reproductive health care (app available).
  
  
• AllPaths Family Building
  Non-profit supporting anyone struggling with infertility, pregnancy loss, or family building changes.
  
  
• Sands Charity (UK)
  Baby kiss charity, supporting bereaved families.
  

Grief & Emotional Support

• Postpartum Support International (PSI)
  Offers specialized support for infertility, pregnancy loss, reproductive trauma, and perinatal mental health, including support groups and referrals to trained mental health professionals.
  
  
• Share Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support
  Provides support for miscarriage, stillbirth, infant loss, and pregnancy after loss through support groups, education, and community resources.
  
  
• The Compassionate Friends
  Offers peer support for families grieving the death of a child at any age, including infants.
  
  

Living Childless After Infertility

• Childless Collective  (previously Gateway Women)
  Provides resources, writing, and community for people who are permanently childless not by choice, helping individuals navigate identity, grief, relationships, and creating a meaningful life beyond infertility.
  
  
• The Nonmum Network Community for those who are childless is a global online community and support platform for women without children—whether by choice, circumstance, or infertility.
  

• RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association – The leading U.S. infertility advocacy organization offering peer support groups, education, advocacy, and community.
  
  
• Fertility Matters Canada – Canada’s national infertility patient advocacy organization, providing education, peer support, and resources.
  
  
• Grief Nova - Focuses on the real/raw grief emotions while helping you heal, process and unravel the layers of infertility and traumatic loss with compassion.
  
  
• The Misconception Coach– Focuses on resilience, mindset, and emotional support while navigating infertility and family-building decisions.
  
  
• Uniquely Knitted – A nonprofit dedicated to reproductive mental health, offering evidence-based infertility and miscarriage support groups, podcasts, and online community.
  
  
• The Miscarriage Doula – Provides compassionate education, support groups, and resources for miscarriage, recurrent pregnancy loss, and pregnancy after loss.
  
  
• Wish I Wasn’t in This Club – Shares honest conversations and supportive content for those experiencing infertility, miscarriage, pregnancy loss, and reproductive grief.
  
  
• The Worst Girl Gang Ever – A UK-based community providing education, podcasts, peer support, and resources for infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, and baby loss.
  
  
• The Broken Brown Egg – Offers infertility education, advocacy, and community with a focus on the experiences of Black women and families.
  
  
• FertilityIQ – Evidence-based fertility education featuring expert interviews, treatment information, and patient resources.
  
  
• IVF Babble – A global fertility platform sharing educational content, patient stories, expert advice, and IVF news.
  
  
• The IVF Warrior – Provides education, encouragement, and practical guidance for individuals and couples navigating fertility treatment.
  
  
• I Was Supposed to Have a Baby – Provides support and education for those struggling with infertility, pregnancy loss, surrogacy, adoption and donor conception.
  
  
• Fertility Action – Advocacy, education and community - campaign for fertility access for all.
  
  
  

Life After Infertility & Childlessness

• Chasing Creation – A supportive community for individuals rebuilding life after infertility and exploring meaning, identity, and purpose beyond parenthood.
  
  
• Blooming with Care – Shares compassionate reflections on life after infertility grief, healing, and living childless not by choice, with an emphasis on emotional well-being and self-compassion.
  

If you’re struggling with pregnancy loss / acute grief

• Grief Out Loud
  Gentle validation, normalizes grief without forcing meaning-making.
  
  
• Here After with Megan Devine
  Very grounded, trauma-informed, avoids toxic positivity.
  
  
• Selected episodes of The Infertility Feelings Podcast
  Helpful when you want infertility-specific naming of grief, but can be heavy — go slowly.

If you’re in IVF / TTC waiting cycles

• Beat Infertility
  Very helpful for structure and “what’s happening medically.”
  
  
• As a Woman
  Clear explanations from a fertility doctor — reduces uncertainty spirals.
  
  
• The Fertility Podcast
  Good mix of education and patient stories without being too emotionally intense.

If you’re in processing / integration phase

• Infertile AF
  Strong for identity rebuilding and honesty.
  
  
• Good Mourning
  Helps normalize different grief trajectories.
  
  
• Terrible, Thanks for Asking
  Good when you can tolerate deeper emotional stories again.
  
  
• The Longest Shortest Time
  Especially helpful for miscarriage + “what comes after” narratives.

If you’re feeling emotionally flooded or easily triggered

• As a Woman (clinical tone)
  
  
• Beat Infertility (structured, predictable)
  
  
• Short, specific episodes of Grief Out Loud (not long storytelling ones)

If you want validation of anger, shame, resentment

• Infertile AF
  Probably the most direct about anger and resentment.
  
  
• Terrible, Thanks for Asking
  Normalizes messy, socially “unacceptable” emotions.