Now, however, let us share something with you as doctors.
We know that infertility is an illness, although many collegues still refrain from seeing it as such. Nobody who's been through it can deny it 15 a grevious, sometimes painful, problem. From this point of view, we could easily say it is more a sickness of the soul, than the body, especially considering the anxiety, the depression and the nervousness, the rage and the loneliness, which so frequently go along. Can all this be faced and overcome? We believe it can.

We do not mean to say that the problem is necessarily of a psychological or psychiatric nature. In fact, although our group is formed also of a professional, specialized psychologist, we believe that infertility is not necessarily the consequence of a psychological unbalance. Primarily, it is Genesis concern to guide and help our patients as human beings. We believe that the therapy begins by creating a solid relationship of trust. Our doctors never coldly apply the techniques they have learned, but try to communicate full heartedly with their patients. Their smiles are full of understanding, faith and openness. This is our own way of feeling medicine. And, grant us, our way of living.