I am dedicated to providing a safe space for those experiencing infertility and pregnancy loss. I want to help you find healing on your own family building journey and foster resiliency so you can live a meaningful life now.

I get it, navigating infertility can bring a range of emotions: disappointment, failure, heartbreak. You might just be starting out the journey, and don’t know what to expect, or maybe you’ve been on this road for a long time, and feel like you can’t keep going.

I have personally experienced infertility, including failed IUI, IVF, and pregnancy losses, and I understand the pain and grief it causes. I enjoy working with individuals going through family-building challenges, and I can partner with you on your journey.

I got my Master’s of Social Work in 2013 and am licensed as a Clinical Social Worker in Missouri, Kansas, Idaho and Utah. I spend my free time reading, eating yummy food, and spending time with the people I love.

Julie Potter, LCSW, infertility therapist in Missouri and Kansas
Julie Potter, LCSW, is an infertility therapist in Kansas City, MO. Here is her office.

My Kansas City therapy office

Education & Trainings

Your story matters, and I’m here to guide you to a place of healing.

Infertility counseling services are offered in-person in kansas city or remotely throughout Missouri, Kansas, Idaho and Utah

Whether you have infertility or recurrent pregnancy loss, we’ll help you get a handle on your emotions so you can get back to living a happy life.

We’ll guide you through processing your emotions, communicating how you feel, and reigniting that spark you had before your infertility journey.

Infertility can be pretty isolating. Meet with a supportive community that understands the nuances and complexities of the challenges.

We provide psychological evaluations/consultations used for gamete donors, intended parents, and gestational carriers.

It would be an honor to work with you.

find healing and happiness on your infertility journey.
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Infertility Resources

Coping Skills

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