Psychological and Mental Health Assessment

We provide professional emotional support for donors, surrogates, and intended parents throughout the process, including readiness assessments and ongoing counseling.

Over the last 35 Years we made an impact that is strong & we have long way to go.

we recognize that assisted reproduction is as much an emotional experience as it is a medical one.
The decisions and responsibilities carried by intended parents, surrogates, egg donors, and sperm donors require emotional readiness, psychological stability, and compassionate guidance.

Our Psychological Counseling and Mental Health Assessment Service ensures that every participant is fully prepared, supported, and empowered throughout the entire journey.

Program Structure

Our Egg Donor Program operates through a structured and transparent process that ensures comfort, safety, and fairness for all parties.

1 Psychological Screening & Mental Health Assessment

Before joining any program—surrogacy, egg donation, or sperm donation—participants undergo a comprehensive psychological evaluation conducted by licensed mental health professionals.
Our assessment covers:

Emotional readiness and stability
Understanding of responsibilities and expectations
Ability to cope with stress and medical procedures
Motivation for participating in the program
Mental health history and wellness profile
Behavioral and personality assessment
Capacity for informed consent

These assessments ensure that every participant is psychologically fit, ethically prepared, and fully aware of the implications of the process.

2 Counseling for Surrogates

Surrogates require strong emotional support throughout the journey, from the decision to carry a child to post-birth transition.
Counseling for surrogates includes:

Pre-surrogacy readiness sessions
Emotional preparation for pregnancy and delivery
Support through IVF cycles, embryo transfer, and treatment
Guidance for balancing personal life and pregnancy responsibilities
Managing expectations and boundaries with intended parents
Post-birth emotional support and transition counseling

We ensure surrogates feel respected, valued, and supported at every stage.

3 Counseling for Egg and Sperm Donors

Donating eggs or sperm is a meaningful decision with long-term psychological considerations.
Our donor counseling includes:

Understanding the medical process and emotional implications
Clarifying anonymity or identity disclosure preferences
Exploring personal motivations for donation
Discussing future emotional impact and potential offspring outcomes
Consent and non-parentage counseling
Mental wellness check-ins after donation

Our goal is to ensure donors feel secure, informed, and emotionally grounded.

4 Counseling for Intended Parents

Intended parents often experience a mix of hope, anxiety, and uncertainty. We provide supportive counseling to guide them through every step.
Counseling covers:

Emotional readiness for surrogacy or donor programs
Expectations around pregnancy, delivery, and parental rights
Understanding boundaries and communication with surrogates or donors
Support for individuals facing infertility-related grief or stress
Preparation for parenthood at birth and early bonding

Our counselors ensure intended parents feel confident, supported, and mentally prepared for the journey ahead.

5 Ongoing Emotional Support Throughout the Journey

Mental health needs do not end after screening. We provide continuous emotional support to ensure a healthy and stress-managed experience.
Ongoing support includes:

Regular check-ins during medical procedures
Stress and anxiety management
Couples counseling (where relevant)
Crisis intervention and emotional stabilization
Pre- and post-delivery support sessions
Adjustment and aftercare for donors and surrogates

Every participant has access to confidential, professional help when needed.

6 Post-Process Care & Aftercare Programs

After delivery or donation, emotional processing is essential.
We offer:

Post-birth counseling for surrogates
Emotional debriefing for intended parents
Aftercare for donors following donation cycles
Wellness monitoring and mental health check-ins
Guidance on future participation and long-term implications

This ensures emotional wellbeing continues beyond the clinical process.

Eligibility Requirements for Egg Donors

To ensure safety and success, our agency applies a set of clear and ethical requirements for all prospective egg donors.

1 Age

Between 21 and 32 years old

2 Health

Must be in good physical and mental health with no major hereditary conditions

3 Reproductive History

Preferably has had at least one healthy pregnancy (not mandatory but preferred)

4 Lifestyle

Must be a non-smoker, non-drug user, and lead a healthy lifestyle

5 BMI

Within a medically acceptable range (typically 18–30)

6 Medical History

No history of sexually transmitted infections or chronic illnesses

7 Commitment

Must be available to attend all appointments and comply with medical instructions

8 Confidentiality

Must be willing to maintain discretion and respect the privacy of intended parents

9 Consent

Must provide fully informed written consent for participation

10 Psychological Readiness:

Must demonstrate emotional maturity and stability

Your emotional wellbeing is just as important as the medical journey. Our team of mental health professionals is here to support you every step of the way.

Your emotional wellbeing is just as important as the medical journey.
Our team of mental health professionals is here to support you every step of the way.

Become An Egg Donor