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March 12, 2026Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology0 citationsOpen Access

Significant interpersonal relationship issues experienced during infertility and fertility treatment journeys: a consensus study

EMEmma M. MarshallDeakin University PPPamela D. PilkingtonDeakin University GKGery C. KarantzasDeakin University

Key Points

The aim is to identify and understand interpersonal relationship issues experienced during infertility and fertility treatment journeys.
Conducted a consensus study involving experts in infertility and relationship dynamics.
Analyzed a range of relationship challenges affecting social networks.
Focused on the significance of these issues in enhancing health outcomes.
Identified a variety of significant interpersonal relationship issues during treatment journeys.
Highlighted the need for improved support systems for individuals and couples affected by infertility.
Findings emphasize the impact of relationship dynamics on health during fertility processes.

Abstract

A range of relationship issues, spanning the entire social network, are experienced during infertility and/or fertility treatments. Researchers and professionals should focus on better understanding and addressing the most significant relationship issues identified to enhance health.

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