According to Swedish law, a psychosocial assessment with a psychologist is required when treatment with donated gametes (eggs and/or sperm) is planned. The assessment usually involves one or two sessions before the fertility treatment can begin. This process is called a psychosocial assessment or psychosocial evaluation.
The purpose of these sessions is to ensure that the well-being of both the intended parents and the future child is carefully considered. Our psychologist will always meet you with respect and empathy, with clear information about the purpose of the evaluation as a central part of the process.
The assessment is carried out from a clear child-centered perspective. This means that the child’s safety and well-being are always in focus, in accordance with Article 3 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, which states that the best interests of the child must always come first.
Mariatorget 1 A, Stockholm
www.charlotteafekenstam.com
caepsykolog@gmail.com
0763-27 41 79
Charlotte is a licensed psychologist with extensive experience in working with involuntary childlessness and the various stages of trying to have a child. In addition to psychosocial assessments before donor treatment, she also offers supportive counseling and psychotherapy for individuals and couples experiencing stress, anxiety, grief, or other difficult emotions.
Her approach is tailored to your individual needs and life situation. The focus is often on understanding relationships and emotions, with the aim of supporting you through the process and helping you move forward.
Charlotte has a warm and professional approach, ensuring that every meeting takes place on your terms, with the goal of creating safe and supportive environment during a sensitive and important phase of life.
