I would like to help you in any way that I can. I provide a warm, supportive, and accepting environment in therapy and make use of cognitive-behavioral and mind/body techniques to help clients. I also conduct comprehensive psychological evaluations of egg donors, sperm donors, and gestational carriers. Individual therapy, group therapy, and single session workshops to help you survive and thrive during infertility.
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Dr. Ryan Blazei is a clinical psychologist in practice in Cary.
Dr. Blazei specializes in providing compassionate care for those considering or undergoing treatment for fertility challenges.
She earned her B.A. in Psychology from the University of Notre Dame and her Ph.
D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Minnesota.
She moved to North Carolina in 2006 to complete an American Psychological Association-approved internship at the Durham Veterans Affairs Medical Center and later completed an advanced fellowship in psychosocial rehabilitation and recovery.
Dr. Blazei specializes in providing compassionate care for those considering or undergoing treatment for fertility challenges.
She earned her B.A. in Psychology from the University of Notre Dame and her Ph.
D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Minnesota.
She moved to North Carolina in 2006 to complete an American Psychological Association-approved internship at the Durham Veterans Affairs Medical Center and later completed an advanced fellowship in psychosocial rehabilitation and recovery.
I offer individual therapy sessions to adults age 18+.
I am trained and have experience helping people with a wide range of presenting complaints.
The heartbreak of infertility can shake you to your very core.
The strain of infertility is far from uncommon - approximately 1 in 8 couples will struggle with infertility at some point in their lifetime.
Therapy can help in a number of ways.
Therapy can help you to overcome your fears and insecurities, to cope with stress, improve relationships, and to come up with a plan of action.
I am trained and have experience helping people with a wide range of presenting complaints.
The heartbreak of infertility can shake you to your very core.
The strain of infertility is far from uncommon - approximately 1 in 8 couples will struggle with infertility at some point in their lifetime.
Therapy can help in a number of ways.
Therapy can help you to overcome your fears and insecurities, to cope with stress, improve relationships, and to come up with a plan of action.
If you are growing your family through egg or sperm donation and have any of the following questions, join us for the next workshop on psychological considerations of egg and sperm donation.
What does the research say about the psychological well-being of kids born through sperm or egg donation?
For single mothers, lesbian couples, or gay men, how do you answer questions from your child, such as "Do I have a daddy (or mommy)?"
What does the research say about the psychological well-being of kids born through sperm or egg donation?
For single mothers, lesbian couples, or gay men, how do you answer questions from your child, such as "Do I have a daddy (or mommy)?"
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