Yes. A free fifteen to twenty minute consultation is the gentlest way to begin and seek direction to the services that might be right for you if you are unsure of where to start. 

No pressure. Just a conversation.

Absolutely!  At Fynbos we believe in integrative, whole-person care, which means support for your mind, body and spirit. Developing relationships with a variety of our practitioners and having access to different kinds of care under one roof is our mission and we would consider it not only a convenience to you, but a deep connection to the space.

Fynbos is a welcoming space to those that can benefit from its services, regardless of where you are on your life’s journey. Relationships are welcome to continue based on shared agreement between client and clinician.   

If you are called to the space, we want to get to know you and see how we can support you in your lived experiences.

Referrals are not needed to seek support at Fynbos, however we do suggest you connect with your medical providers to see how your benefits can work for you to reduce out of pocket costs. 

Yes! We acknowledge how challenging it can be to support a partner through fertility challenges, pregnancy, deliveries and the postpartum experience and how much changes in the lives of those that did not carry.  Fynbos is here for birthing and non-birthing parents and we believe that support for both roles are incredibly important.  

You play such an important role in the IVF process -  maybe you’re the rock they are leaning on, the shoulder they are crying on when things don’t go as planned, you might be the stand-in nurse, administering their medications- doing things you never thought you would to help aid this process.  That takes a lot and it can be an isolating position to be in.  We’re here for you. 

It’s very common to notice changes in a partner before we notice them in ourselves. If you’re observing shifts in their mood or behavior, a gentle and caring next step is to share what you’re seeing with your partner and invite them to schedule a consultation call. That conversation can help them explore what kind of support might be most helpful, while honoring their autonomy and pace.