How does PECNA support intended parents emotionally throughout the process?

PECNA provides ongoing emotional support and counseling for intended parents, ensuring they feel equipped to navigate the emotional complexities of the surrogacy or egg donation journey. From the initial consultation to post-delivery, PECNA’s licensed psychologists offer personalized support tailored to the unique needs of intended parents. This includes helping intended parents manage feelings of anxiety, uncertainty, or loss of control that can arise when entrusting someone else with the pregnancy. Counseling sessions focus on developing healthy communication strategies with the gestational carrier or donor, addressing concerns about the parent-child bond, and preparing emotionally for the arrival of the baby. PECNA also offers support in processing any unexpected challenges or delays that may occur during the journey. With a focus on compassion and understanding, PECNA ensures intended parents have access to continuous guidance and a safe space to explore their emotions, while remaining emotionally resilient and informed at each stage of the process.