Infertility Resources Twin Cities, MN
Support for Your Fertility Journey
You are not alone in this.
Navigating infertility can feel isolating, overwhelming, and deeply emotional. You may be balancing fertility appointments, treatment decisions, uncertainty, grief, and the strain of trying to build a family.
This resource guide brings together local Twin Cities and Minnesota infertility resources, including medical care, support groups, books, podcasts, and complementary services to help you feel more supported along the way.
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Find information, connection, and support for wherever you are in your fertility journey.
01 / Medical Care
Twin Cities fertility clinics and reproductive health resources.
03 / Support Groups
Connect with others who understand the fertility journey.
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02 / Emotional Support
Therapy and mental health support for the emotional side of infertility.
06 / Local Wellness
Explore acupuncture, pelvic health, nutrition, and complementary care.
Local Medical Care & Fertility Clinics
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE IN THE TWIN CITIES & MINNESOTA
Your reproductive endocrinologist, OB-GYN, or fertility clinic can help with the medical aspects of infertility, including testing, diagnosis, and treatment. Therapy can complement medical care by supporting the emotional and relational aspects of the fertility journey.
The following organizations offer reproductive health and fertility services in Minnesota. Contact each clinic directly to learn about current services, locations, insurance, and availability.
Center for Reproductive Medicine (CRM)
Minneapolis & St. Paul, Minnesota
Provides reproductive endocrinology and infertility care, including fertility evaluation, IVF, IUI, egg freezing, and other reproductive services.
CCRM Fertility of Minneapolis
Edina, Minnesota
Offers fertility evaluation and treatment, including IVF, fertility preservation, donor options, and family-building services. Contact the clinic to confirm available services and current locations.
Reproductive Medicine & Infertility Associates (RMIA)
Edina, Maple Grove & Woodbury
Provides reproductive endocrinology and infertility services, including fertility evaluation and treatment.
Mayo Clinic — Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility
Rochester, Minnesota
Provides reproductive endocrinology and infertility care, including evaluation and treatment of fertility concerns and recurrent pregnancy loss.
Emotional Support & Infertility Support Groups
YOU DON'T HAVE TO NAVIGATE INFERTILITY ALONE
Infertility can be an isolating experience, especially when it feels like everyone around you is moving into a different stage of life. Connecting with people who understand the emotional impact of fertility challenges can help you feel less alone.
Support groups and mental health resources can offer a place to share your experience, learn coping strategies, and feel understood without having to explain every detail of your journey.
Pregnancy & Postpartum Support Minnesota
Minnesota-specific resources
Pregnancy & Postpartum Support Minnesota provides information about fertility-related emotional support, peer resources, and support groups available to Minnesota residents.
RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association
RESOLVE offers infertility education, advocacy, and peer-support resources, including information about local and virtual support groups.
Postpartum Support International (PSI)
PSI provides online support resources and virtual groups, including support for people experiencing fertility challenges.
Fertility Therapy at Metro Counseling & Wellness
Infertility can affect your mental health, relationships, sense of identity, and connection with your body. Therapy can provide a supportive space to process grief, manage fertility-related anxiety, navigate difficult decisions, and develop ways to cope with uncertainty.
I provide fertility and infertility therapy in Minnetonka and online throughout Minnesota.
Books About Infertility & Fertility Challenges
INFORMATION, PERSPECTIVE & EMOTIONAL SUPPORT
Reading about infertility can help you better understand what you are experiencing, hear from others who have navigated similar challenges, and find tools for coping between appointments.
These books offer different perspectives, from the emotional experience of infertility to practical information about fertility treatment.
Unsung Lullabies: Understanding and Coping with Infertility
Janet Jaffe, PhD, Martha Diamond, PhD, and David Diamond, PhD
Explores infertility grief, relationships, identity, and the emotional experience of trying to build a family.
The Trying Game: Get Through Fertility Treatment and Get Pregnant Without Losing Your Mind
Amy Klein
A personal and practical perspective on navigating infertility, IVF, treatment decisions, and the emotional ups and downs of trying to conceive.
A Fertile Path
Janetti Marotta, PhD
A mindfulness-based resource focused on navigating the stress and emotional challenges of infertility.
Not Broken: An Approachable Guide to Infertility for Patients and Their Partners
Lora Shahine, MD
A physician-written resource for understanding infertility and navigating fertility treatment with more information.
Infertility & Fertility Podcasts
LISTEN, LEARN & FEEL LESS ALONE
Podcasts can be a helpful way to hear from fertility specialists, people with lived experience, and others who understand the emotional side of trying to conceive.
These podcasts cover medical information, treatment decisions, infertility experiences, and the emotional challenges that can come with fertility treatment.
Fertility Docs Uncensored
Hosted by reproductive endocrinologists, this podcast discusses fertility testing, IVF, IUI, treatment options, and common questions about reproductive health.
Medical education and treatment information
(In)Fertility Discourse — RESOLVE
Conversations and educational resources about infertility, reproductive health, family building, advocacy, and the emotional experience of infertility.
Peer perspectives and family building
Fearlessly Fertile
A podcast that explores the emotional and mindset side of infertility, including fertility-related fear, stress, and the experience of trying to conceive.
Emotional support and coping
Local Wellness & Complementary Support
WHOLE-PERSON SUPPORT FOR YOUR FERTILITY JOURNEY
Alongside medical care, some people seek additional support for stress management, pelvic health, nutrition, or feeling more connected to their bodies during fertility treatment.
Complementary services such as acupuncture, pelvic floor physical therapy, nutrition counseling, and bodywork may address specific wellness concerns. These services are not a replacement for medical fertility treatment, and evidence for improving fertility outcomes varies by service and individual circumstance.
Acupuncture and Reproductive Wellness
Fertile Ground Women's Health & Fertility Center
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Offers acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine, therapeutic bodywork, and women's health services, including fertility-related support.
Healing Lotus Acupuncture
Plymouth, Minnesota
Offers acupuncture with a focus on fertility, pregnancy, and women's related care.
Life Healing Life
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Provides acupuncture and women's health services, including fertility-focused support and care related to IVF and IUI.
Mother Moon
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Offers acupuncture and holistic support for fertility, reproductive health, IUI/IVF, pregnancy loss, and postpartum care.